Former Salvation Army Captain Gets 17-1/2 Years For Child Pornography
The former head of the Salvation Army in the Black Hills has been sentenced to 17-½ years in federal prison on child pornography charges. 41-year
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Traffic Stop Near North Platte Yields 258-Lbs Of Cocaine With $9-M Street Value
The Nebraska State Patrol seized over 250 pounds of cocaine with an estimated street value of $9-million dollars during a traffic stop on Interstate 80
Cheney Loses Primary By More Than 2-1; Gordon Easily Turns Back Challengers
Yesterday was primary election day in Wyoming and as expected, 3-term Republican Congresswoman Liz Cheney lost her reelection bid by a wide margin to challenger
21st Century Equipment Wins One Of Two Developing Youth Talent Initiative Grants
Bridgeport-based 21st Century Equipment is one of two Nebraska companies to be awarded this year’s grants for the Nebraska Developing Youth Talent Initiative or DYTI
Nebraska Net Tax Revenue Opens Fiscal Year Slightly Over Projection
Nebraska brought in a little less tax revenue than expected in July, but also paid out less in tax refunds – pushing net income to
It’s Primary Election Day In Wyoming
This is primary election day in Wyoming and one race has drawn the national spotlight for months – Republican Congresswoman Liz Cheney’s bid for a
Fall River Voters To Decide On Banning Uranium Mining
When Fall River County voters go to the polls in November, one of the items facing them will be essentially a ban on uranium mining
Pipeline Crack Spills 45,000 Of Diesel In Eastern Wyoming
A pipeline carrying diesel fuel has cracked open and spilled more than 45,000 gallons in a rural area of eastern Wyoming about 10-miles east of
82nd Sturgis Rally Has Fewer Deaths And Injury Accidents Than Last Year
The 82nd annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally is over, but the official attendance estimate based on South Dakota Department of Transportation traffic counts won’t be out
Chadron State Park, Fort Robinson State Park Reducing Activities Schedule
Fort Robinson State Park and Chadron State Park reduced some of their summer activities Monday and will keep the changes for the rest of the
It’s Back To School Time
It’s the start of school season again in the Northern Panhandle. Hay Springs, which uses a 4-day week, had its first day last Thursday while
Chadron City Council Agenda Aug 15, 2022
CHADRON CITY COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA NO. 2022-19 AUGUST 15, 2022 6:00 P.M. Call to Order Pledge of Allegiance Mayor reads the following before continuing with
CSC Bike Riders Complete 70-Day Cross-Country Trip
By Tena Cook CSC Marketing Coordinator A first for Chadron State College occurred July 19 as Dr. Kurt Kinbacher, Social Sciences Professor, and Jace Demeranville,
PREC Awards New Scholarship
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln Panhandle Research and Extension Center has awarded its first annual “Panhandle Research and Extension Center Student Scholarships,” giving $1,000 to each
Nebraska Supreme Court Dismisses Challenge Of Creighton University COVID Vaccine Mandate
The Nebraska Supreme Court has dismissed, on technical grounds, an appeal by ten Creighton University students who went to court last year for exemptions from