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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,

     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

    Units from 5 different agencies spent 7 hours Friday battling a grassfire in the Wayside area northwest of Chadron       The fire west of

    Civil rights leader Malcolm X has survived the first cut to be inducted into the Nebraska Hall of Fame along with educator/author Louise Pound and

     This is the final weekend of the season for the Fort Robinson Post Playhouse with one last performance for each of the five shows.       Friday

    A late October trial date has been set for the Chadron man charged with the city’s first homicide in nearly 13 years. October 26-28 has

     Students, teachers, and parents in the Chadron school district have a new free app for their phones this year that will make it easier to

     A northeast Nebraska woman has been charged multiple felonies for allegedly helping her teenage daughter have an abortion and then burn and bury the remains. 

    A federal appeals court has denied the Oglala Sioux Tribe’s request for a review of a U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission decision to grant a license

    A Morrill County man is in custody after allegedly fatally shooting his father late Monday afternoon. Formal charges have not yet been filed against 29-year

     Attendance for the first 3 days of the 82nd Sturgis Motorcycle Rally is solidly ahead of the 5-year average, but below last year – which

      All Chadron Middle School and High School students are again getting Chromebooks from the school to use this year, but they need to attend a

     Bail has been set at $5 million dollars for the man charged with killing 4 people early last Thursday morning in the small northeast Nebraska