CSC Honors Faculty And Staff As Recognition Luncheon Resumes After Pandemic Hiatus
Chadron State College resumed its tradition of honoring faculty and staff for service and achievements at a luncheon last week after foregoing the event last
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Crawford Native And Life-Long Football Coach Named President Of Doane University
A Crawford native who’s spent the last 4 decades as a football coach has been named the new president of his alma mater – Doane
Guilty Verdict Of Manslaughter, Not Murder In Alliance Homicide Trial
A Box Butte County District Court jury has found one Alliance man guilty of fatally stabbing another during an argument last summer. 68-year old George
Ivy Day Kicks Off Graduation Weekend For CSC
Graduation weekend at Chadron State College starts tonight with the traditional Ivy Day honors program at 7:00 in the Chicoine Center. It will also be
Powertech Can File To Resume State Permit Process For Edgemont Uranium Mine, But No Guarantee On Answer
The South Dakota Water Management Board has given Powertech the ok to file a motion to start the state permitting process again for its proposed
Chadron Mental Health Worker Honored With New Award
Mental health professional Chelsea Turner of Chadron has been recognized with the Champion Award from the Behavioral Health Education Center of Nebraska, whose acronym BHECN
State Tourism Director Says “Great American Road Trip” Mentality Is Back And Great News For Nebraska
Nebraska Tourism Director John Ricks was in the Panhandle yesterday to help celebrate National Tourism Week by taking part to the Salute to Tourism Luncheon
Ricketts Unveils “Beef Passport” Program While Proclaiming May As Beef Month
Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts has endorsed a new “beef passport” program to promote meat eating. Ricketts says the Nebraska cattle industry generates over $10-billion dollars
Chadron Woman Arrested For Having Drugs With A Child In The Home
A Chadron woman is in jail after being arrested on drug charges following a search warrant raid on her home Wednesday night. The case began
Elderly Nebraskan Dies Of COVID-19 Despite Being Fully Vaccinated
Nebraska Health and Human Services says an elderly south-central Nebraska woman who had been fully vaccinated against COVID-19 has died of the disease. The woman
Unicameral Rejects Consumption Tax
The latest attempt in the Nebraska legislature to scrap property and income taxes in favor of a consumption tax, essentially a beefed-up sales tax, failed
Mental Health Awareness Walk In Chadron To Light C-Hill
May is Mental Health Awareness Month and the Chadron community is marking the occasion with a Walk for Mental Health Awareness tonight that will include
OST President Applauds “No Fireworks Show” Decision For Mount Rushmore
Kevin Killer, President of the Oglala Sioux Tribe, is praising the National Park Service and Interior Secretary Deb Haaland for the decision not to hold
Shaunda French-Collins CSC Teaching Excellence Award Winner
Associate Professor of Communication Dr Shaunda French-Collins is the Chadron State College Teaching Excellence Award winner for 2021 and its candidate for the same award
Army Reserves Put Ravnsborg Promotion On Hold Until Traffic Death Case Is Resolved
South Dakota Attorney General Jason Ravnsborg announced last month on social media that he’d been promoted to colonel in the U-S Army Reserve, but the