Chadron School Board Feb 13, 2023
Regular Board Meeting – February 13, 2023 5:30 PM “Infinite Possibilities – Infinite Education” “Opportunities for All” Notified BOE Member Absences: The Board at the
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Wyoming Traffic Deaths Running Far Ahead Of 2022
The Wyoming High Patrol says one driver was killed and the other hospitalized following a head-on collision on a rural road early Wednesday evening near
$300,000 Bail Set For “Dances With Wolves” Actor In Sexual Abuse Case
A Nevada judge has set bail at 15% cash of $300,000 dollars for Native American actor Nathan Chasing Horse, accused of sexually abusing Indigenous women
Federal Judge Finishes 2 Day-Hearing On OST Suit Over Law Enforcement Funding
A federal judge has heard closing arguments from both sides in a lawsuit brought by the Oglala Sioux Tribe arguing that the federal government has
Oglala Lakota, Bennett, Todd Counties Included In Disaster Declaration Issued By Noem
South Dakota Gov Kristi Noem has signed a disaster declaration for 16 counties hit hard by the December snowstorms. The list includes Bennett, Oglala Lakota,
CSC International Club Tasting Party Is Here!
The Chadron State College International Club’s annual Tasting Party, one of the school’s most popular cultural events for over 3 decades, is tonight at 6:00
Kimball LB 840 Extension Set For June 13 Election
Kimball residents will vote June 13th in a special election on reauthorizing the city’s half-cent LB 840 economic development sales tax. The current LB 840
SD Gender-Altering Medical Ban Awaiting Gov’s Signature
The South Dakota State Senate has passed and sent to Gov Kristi Noem a bill to ban gender-altering medical care for minors. The bill received
Water Out In Parts Of Crawford
The City of Crawford says the water has been turned off in a few spots as part of two related projects. Service should be restored
Sage Little Moon Sentenced To 50-62 Years For J-D Martinez Murder
22-year old Ian “Sage” Little Moon of Chadron has been sentenced to 50-to-62 years in prison for the July 23, 2021, death of 72-year old
Unicam Committee Hears 7 Hours Of Testimony On Banning Gender-Altering Medical Care
Supporters and opponents testified before the Nebraska Legislature’s Health and Human Services Committee for roughly 7 hours Wednesday on State Senator Kathleen Kauth’s bill to
Sec Of Educations Visits Omaha High School To Learn About Career-Technical Education
U-S Secretary of Education Secretary Miguel Cardona was in Nebraska yesterday to see how one Omaha high school blends career-technical education, or CTE, with traditional
10 Year Sentence Issued In Sturgis Rally Sex Sting Operation
A man from upstate New York has been sentenced to 10 years in prison after pleading guilty to attempted enticement of a minor using the
CSC International Club Weekend Opens With Navajo Poet Orlando White
The Chadron State College International Club’s International Weekend begins tonight with a free public reading by award-winning Navajo poet Orlando White at 6:00 in the
Sidney Receives “Safe Streets And Roads For All” Grant
The Nebraska Dept of Transportation has awarded $2.65-million dollars in federal grants from the Safe Streets and Roads for All program to 8 communities with