Stella Rain and Ella Rose Yankton-Clifford
Stella Rain and Ella Rose Yankton-Clifford, stillborn infant daughters to Frankie Villarreal and Colby Yankton-Clifford, made their journey to the Spirit World on June 30,
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Panhandle Mosquitoes Test Positive for West Nile Virus
A Panhandle mosquito trap site has recently collected mosquitoes positive for West Nile virus. These are the first confirmed positives for the season in the
Darrell Creighton Fast Horse
Darrell Creighton Fast Horse was born on August 9, 1954 in Pine Ridge, SD to Joseph Fast Horse and Annie Broken Rope. Darrell made his
Samuel Charles Moves Camp
Samuel Charles Moves Camp was born on July 28, 1948 near Wanblee, SD to James and Ellen (Winters) Moves Camp. Samuel made his journey to
Patient Missing from Lincoln Regional Center
The Nebraska State Patrol is seeking public assistance in locating a patient who has been reported missing from the Lincoln Regional Center (LRC), which is
All Victims of Crete Shooting Released from Hospitals
The Nebraska State Patrol is thankful to report that all seven victims of Friday’s shooting in Crete have been released from hospitals. The investigation remains
NNDC Granted LB840 Funds
A $15,000 LB840 economic development grant will aid Northwest Nebraska DevelopmentCorporation with a one year strategic marketing plan. NNDC Director Deb Cottier said she plans
Parcel On Alpha Road Re-zoned
By Kerri Rempp A plot of land east of Chadron has been rezoned for general commercial use at the request of the current landowners. Lee
Capitol Peregrine Chicks Receive Names
The two female and one male peregrine falcons raised at the Nebraska Capitol this summer now have lofty names to match their lofty nest box
Pearl Agnes Pourier-Lyon
Pearl Agnes Pourier-Lyon was born on April 8, 1936 to Charles and Louise (Clifford) Pourier in Pine Ridge, SD. Pearl made her journey to the
City Staff Propose Permits for Food Trucks
By Kerri Rempp As more food trucks set up shop in Chadron on a weekly basis, the city is looking to protect residents’ health and
Helitack Training at Chadron City Ponds and Spotted Tail Campground *POSTPONED
Due to the recent outbreak of wildfires in the area, the Helitack training that was originally scheduled for today at Chadron City Ponds and Spotted
Heat a Factor of Recent Crop Water Usage
The last week of June was hot. In Scottsbluff, the record of 102 degrees set in 2012 was broken when the temperatures soared to 104
Scotts Bluff National Monument to Host Bill Ganzel for “Dust Bowl Descent”
Join us in the Scotts Bluff National Monument Visitor Center Theater on Tuesday, July 9th at 7:00pm for the FREE program “Dust Bowl Descent.” Bill
Tips to Stay Safe on Independence Day
No matter how you celebrate Independence Day, be sure to stay safe with these tips from the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services. Firework