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CHADRON – Chadron State College seniors Emily Beye of Chadron and Sandra Artl of Scottsbluff, Nebraska, in the Social Work will host the program’s annual

Agate Fossil Beds National Monument will host an open house on November 14, 2024 from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the monument visitor center,

Among all of the things with fall, one thing that will perhaps affect our biological clocks is the time change. Daylight Savings Time, which began

Fall is upon us and snow may come at any day. We would like to remind all of our community members that City Ordinance §16-308

The Chadron community got festive and in the spirit of the Halloween and Autumn season this past weekend. Friday saw a couple of community events

Chadron’s first responders made a rapid response to a call from the corner of Tenth and Main Streets in Chadron Friday afternoon shortly before 2

Volunteer fire departments from all corners of Nebraska met up in Gering this past weekend to attend the annual conference of the Nebraska State Volunteer

By Nebraska Department of Labor The Nebraska Department of Labor (NDOL) announced today that Nebraska’s preliminary unemployment rate for September 2024 is 2.7 percent, seasonally

By Kerri Rempp The Chadron City Council approved the one and six-year street plan Monday, with a significant portion of the city streets scheduled to

Courtesy of Chadron Public Schools Chadron Public Schools received notice this week that it has been recognized with a Diamond Badge Certification in Nebraska School

According to the office of the Dawes County Attorney/Coroner Vance Haug, “On Wednesday, October 2nd at approximately 5 a.m., the Dawes County Attorney/Coroner and the

A Chadron Middle School student was issued a citation earlier this week following an alleged assault on a teacher. According to Chadron Police Lieutenant Gabe

Governor Jim Pillen announced today that the Nebraska National Guard mission to Florida in support of the post-Hurricane Milton emergency response operations was cancelled this

People in the panhandle of Nebraska were blessed with their second opportunity in less than a year to witness a phenomenal event that can otherwise

The Crawford Volunteer Fire Department reported a 20 acre sized fire Sunday afternoon shortly after 4 o’clock on East Belmont Road. According to Great Plains