Nebraska Revenue Projections Upped By $475-M In FY 2022, $427-M In FY 2023
The Nebraska Economic Forecasting Advisory Board has increased its revenue predictions for the current fiscal year by $475-million dollars and for the 22-23 fiscal year
Month: October 2021
Chadron Woman Arrested In Identity Theft Case
       A Chadron woman is being held on $50,000 after being arrested Wednesday in an identity theft case. 47-year old Heidi Irish-Tunheim is charged with 3
19 Republican State Attorneys-General File 4 Suits Challenging Federal Vaccine Mandate
Nineteen states, all with Republican attorneys-general, are now suing to block President Joe Biden’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate for federal contractors. Nebraska, Wyoming, and South Dakota
Trick Or Trails Sunday On Briggs Pond Trail
This year’s final community Halloween celebration in this area is Sunday afternoon in Chadron. Trick or Trails put on by the Northwest Nebraska Trails Association.
Sidney Fire Apparently Results In 1 Death
      Cheyenne County Attorney Paul Schaub says a woman whose body was found Thursday morning by firefighters responding to a call at a residence apparently died
Ruby Weston
Funeral services for 74-year old Ruby (Red Eyes) Weston are Wednesday, November 3, 2021 at 9:00 at the Porcupine Presbyterian Church in Porcupine, SD, with
Carhenge Creator Jim Reinders Dead At 94
     Word has been released of the death earlier this month of Alliance native Jim Reinders, the man who designed and built Carhenge just north of
Travis White Dress
Funeral services for 48-year old Travis White Dress are Saturday, October 30, 2021 at 11:00 at the Irene “Candi” Red Cloud residence in Pine Ridge,
Ricketts Orders State Agencies To Ignore Federal Vaccine Mandate
      Nebraska Republican Governor Pete Ricketts has ordered state agencies under his direct control not to follow any federal coronavirus vaccine mandate. Ricketts casts the mandate
Chadron Man Held On $100,000 Bail In Assault That Hospitalizes Victim
A Chadron man is in the Dawes County jail on $100,000 bail for allegedly beating a man severely enough to inflict life-threatening injuries, then stealing
SD Labor Sec Says Decision To Give Gov’s Daughter Second Try At Certification Already Made Before Controversial Meeting
South Dakota Labor Secretary Marcia Hultman says state officials had decided to give Gov. Kristi Noem’s daughter another chance to earn a state real estate
State Penitentiary Water System Running Again After 3-Day Shutdown
There’s running water once again at the State Penitentiary in Lincoln. Nebraska’s largest and oldest state prison lost running water from Tuesday to Thursday after
Jewel Cave Planning Prescribed Burn
Jewel Cave National Monument plans to conduct a 309-acre prescribed burn today, but it will happen only if the weather falls within a relatively narrow
Leo “Ike” Swigert
Memorial services for 88-year old Leo ‘Ike’ Byron Swigert of Oral, SD, are Tuesday, November 2, 2021, at 2:00 at Chamberlain McColley’s Funeral Home in