Suspicious Envelope Found at Secretary of State Office
From the Office of the Nebraska Secretary of State During our routine mail collection this morning, the Secretary of State Elections Division received an envelope
Deja Andersen
August Traffic Fatality Toll
During the month of August 2024, nineteen people were killed in traffic crashes on Nebraska roadways, according to data collected by the Nebraska Department of
Senator Brewer’s Weekly Update
By Senator Tom Brewer As I wrap my time in the legislature, I think about things I wish I would have gotten done for the
Increasing Awareness for Sickle Cell Disease in September
September is National Sickle Cell Awareness Month which brings focus on the need for research and treatment for Sickle Cell Disease. SCD is an inherited
Dawes County Mobile Food Pantry 9/24
The AmeriCorps Seniors Retired & Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) at Northwest Community Action Partnership (NCAP) will sponsor a Mobile Food Pantry with the Food Bank
Keep Chadron Beautiful’s Fall Community Cleanup
As the vibrant colors of fall approach, Keep Chadron Beautiful is excited to announce the official date for our annual Fall Community Cleanup! On Saturday, September 28th,
Master Gardener Tips September 16, 2024: Prepping Soil and Seeds for Next Year’s Blooms
By Jeanne Yeoman, Nebraska Extension Master Gardener Roots continue to grow until ground temperatures are below 40 degrees, so this is a good time to
Better Choice for Students
By Rep. Adrian Smith A good education is foundational for a child’s future. By setting the stage for success, quality K-12 education can be a
August at Home in Nebraska
By U.S. Senator Deb Fischer Our home of Nebraska is home to an array of people, places, and pursuits. It’s home to Husker football and
Backcountry Road Closing for Maintenance at Wind Cave National Park
Maintenance crews at Wind Cave National Park will be working on Red Valley Road, also known as NPS 6, beginning September 16 and continuing at
Dinner at the American Legion 9/19
On the menu for the Chadron American Legion’s Thursday Night Dinner is an all-you-can-eat smorgasbord with a variety of sliders, fresh vegetables, fruit kabobs, chips
The Economic Divide: A Call for Unity and Reform
Can we admit that we are unified in this country by at least one thought? We are all concerned about money. The posts of the
Vets, Military get Bonus Hunt Weekend Added to Waterfowl Season
Nebraska’s veterans and activity-duty military will have two additional days to hunt waterfowl starting with the 2024-25 hunting season. The special season is open to
Pillen Honors 2024 Recipients of the Governor’s Wellness Award
Governor Jim Pillen and the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services announced this year’s recipients of the Governor’s Wellness Award. There are 23 Nebraska
Consider the Runza: UNK professor uses popular fast-food item to teach Nebraska history
By TYLER ELLYSON, UNK Communications University of Nebraska at Kearney associate history professor Nathan Tye stood at the front of a classroom inside Copeland Hall.