Draft Guidelines Released For Indian Youth Service Corps
The U-S Interior Department has issued draft guidelines for a new conservation corps that will allow Native American youth to work on projects that benefit
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Union Pacific Profits Up 23% In 3rd Quarter
The Union Pacific Railroad hauled in 23% more profit in the third quarter of this year even though the total number of shipments it delivered
Omaha School District Hiring High School Students As Translators
Omaha Public schools are facing staff shortages and have turned to bilingual high school students to fill a need for interpreters for parent-teacher conferences. The
Chadron School Board Agenda Nov 8, 2021
CHADRON PUBLIC SCHOOLS BOARD OF EDUCATION Regular Board Meeting – NOV 8, 2021 5:30 PM Central Office Board Room “Infinite Possibilities – Infinite Education Opportunities
Rapid City Issues First Provisional Medical Pot License
Rapid City has issued its first provisional license to a medical cannabis dispensary. Puffy’s provisional license allows iT to apply for a state license. 15
Early Results Mixed In Nebraska Upland Bird Seasons
Nebraska Game and Parks says field reports show that the opening weekend for state pheasant, quail, and partridge hunting seasons had mixed success for hunters
“Spring Forward, Fall Back” – Standard Time Resumes Sunday
Daylight Saving Time ends tonight and we gain an hour of sleep. The official changeover occurs at 2 a-m, but most people set their clocks
Crawford Cattle Call Takes Over Downtown
    The 8th annual Crawford Cattle Call is today from 11-4:00 in downtown Crawford. Spokeswoman Jan Soester thinks this year’s Cattle Call may be the biggest
Wind Cave NP Planning Prescribed Burn Saturday
     If the weather cooperates, Wind Cave National Park will hold a prescribed burn near its headquarters area on Saturday      Chief of Interpretation Tom Farrell says
NTSB Identifies Victims In Harrison Plane Crash As Retired Douglas, Wyo, Teachers
The NTSB – National Transportation Safety Board – says the two people killed in the crash Sunday afternoon of a single-engine airplane near Harrison were
Noem Contradicts Labor Sec Testimony About Meeting On Appraiser Licensing
South Dakota Gov Kristi Noem contradicted her own labor secretary Thursday about a meeting last year in her office on the real estate appraiser licensing
Mixed Results On Opening Weekend For Upland Bird Hunters
Nebraska Game and Parks says field reports show that the opening weekend for state pheasant, quail, and partridge hunting seasons had mixed success for hunters
Anti-Vax Protesters Sue Noem Over Denial For Demonstration At The Capitol
Protesters opposed to COVID-19 vaccine mandates in South Dakota are suing Governor Kristi Noem because the state has denied their application to demonstrate on Capitol
AG Releases Report On Allegations Of Sexual Abuse By Catholic Priests – No Charges
Nebraska Attorney General Doug Peterson has released the report on his 3-year investigation into allegations of sexual abuse and misconduct against Catholic priests in all
Senator Stinner Already Getting Input On Spending Pandemic Relief Funds
       State Senator John Stinner of Gering says he’s already getting requests and suggestions on how to spend the state’s share of federal pandemic relief money