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A 40-year old Alliance woman has been sentenced to more than 4 years in federal prison on a drug conviction. Senior Federal District Judge John

      Rapid City’s Dinosaur Park reopened Monday after a 7-month closure for renovation. Although the park is open, work isn’t expected to be completed until the

      Nebraska lawmakers have given unanimous first-round approval to an omnibus education bill, a collection of 23 bills packaged together in a single piece of legislation

The Nebraska Department of Transportation says work has begun on 9-mil project on Hwy 71 from the north end of Scottsbluff to the Scotts Bluff-Sioux

   Historian Jeff Barnes is speaking tonight at Chadron State College for the 3rd time in less than 18 months. His program at 6:30 in the

       Chadron State College holds its Spring Commencement this Saturday morning at 10:00 in the Chicoine Center. The school is scheduled to award 279 undergraduate degrees

CHADRON CITY COUNCIL MEETING NO. 2023-10 MAY 1, 2023 6:00 PM CITY HALL Call to Order Pledge of Allegiance Mayor reads the following before continuing

     Newly unsealed documents show investigators in South Dakota 4 years ago found images of nude underage girls in an email account linked to billionaire philanthropist

      The high school graduation season is upon us with the first in the Northern Panhandle coming up this afternoon – Sioux County High School at

     A Sidney High School student was taken into custody Thursday after allegedly telling classmates not to come to school today because he was “going to

     Graduation at Chadron State College is just a week away and the college music department is racing to wrap up its spring performance schedule.        There

      The Chadron Festival of Quilts opened its doors this morning at 9:00 with the theme “Log Cabin Frenzy” and a new location, the Dawes County

     Black Hills State University President Laurie Nichols says she’s retiring after 4 decades in education and 4 years of helming the Spearfish school, but will

      Today is Arbor Day, the only legal holiday in the United States to have its origin in Nebraska. As a result, Nebraska state government and

      A bill banning abortion after about 6 weeks and before most women know they’re pregnant failed a second-round debate cloture vote today in the Nebraska