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
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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.
Health Alert Issued for Kirkman’s Cove Lake
The state of Nebraska has issued a health alert for Harmful Algal Blooms (HAB), also known as toxic blue-green algae, at Kirkman’s Cove Lake in
Chadron Dollar Tree Gets Sign
Chadron’s new Dollar Tree is getting closer to opening with the installation of the store signs last week.
NSP Warns of Social Media Scammers Posing as Government Officials
The Nebraska State Patrol is urging Nebraskans to exercise caution when communicating online. In the past several weeks, NSP has received multiple reports of scammers
PPHD Announces the Selection of Jessica Davies as its New Health Director
Panhandle Public Health District (PPHD) is pleased to announce the selection of Jessica Davies as its new Health Director. Davies brings over 20 years of
Nebraska Cattlemen Accepting Nominations for Young Cattlemen’s Connections Class of 2025
Nominations Due October 22, 2024 Nebraska Cattlemen is accepting nominations for the Young Cattlemen’s Connections (YCC) Class of 2025 until Tuesday, October 22, 2024. YCC is a
Road Construction to Begin at Box Butte Reservoir
Visitors to Box Butte State Recreation Area north of Hemingford may deal with delays because of road construction this fall, but the boat ramp, campground
Master Gardener Tips September 13, 2024: Bulb Tips for Beautiful Flowers Next Year
By Kathy Tando, University of Nebraska Master Gardener Maybe not the Charmin but certainly squeeze the bulbs before purchasing. When purchasing bulbs make sure they
Practice Mosquito Bite Prevention this Fall
Panhandle Public Health District (PPHD) would like to remind Panhandle residents that while the air seems a bit cooler, mosquitoes have not gone away and
Fischer Recaps Nebraska Travels on Senate Floor
“I saw Nebraskans in their local communities dedicating their lives and careers to investing in the people around them.” During a speech on the Senate
Nebraska Wineries Gather to Host the TOAST Nebraska Holiday Wine Festival
The Nebraska Winery and Grape Growers Association (NWGGA) is thrilled to announce the launch of ticket sales for the 4th annual TOAST Nebraska: Holiday Wine Festival set
Wildfire Exercises Planned at Cedar Canyon WMA
Firefighters from multiple agencies are gearing up for the Western Nebraska Engine Academy, which includes training exercises Sept. 13-15 at Cedar Canyon Wildlife Management Area