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DAWES COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS         November 28, 2023 The Dawes County Board of Commissioners will consider, take necessary action and reserves the right to enter

      Northwest Rural Public Power District is the newest member of NEGT, the Nebraska Electric Generation and Transmission Cooperative, Inc.        The move is essentially the second

     South Dakota suffered at least 3 traffic deaths over the long Thanksgiving weekend, all in single-vehicle crashes, including one Saturday night on Interstate 90 in

     Friday’s post-Thanksgiving winter storm across Nebraska wreaked havoc on drivers with the Nebraska State Patrol alone responding to 14 accidents, including 2 that resulted in

    Platte Valley Bank in Chadron is warning residents of a string of fraudulent text messages targeting the community and the bank.      Platte Valley Companies Marketing

   Federal inspectors have twice found hundreds of defects in the locomotives and railcars the Union Pacific railroad has been using at its Bailey Yards in

    Omaha billionaire Warren Buffett has given 2.4-million shares of Class B Berkshire Hathaway stock worth about $876-million dollars to four charitable foundations run by his

      American and state flags across the country will fly at half-staff from sunrise today to sunset on Wednesday to honor former First Lady Rosalynn

     This is Shop Small Saturday, a national campaign encouraging holiday shoppers to celebrate and support local small businesses and all they do for their communities.

      The Nebraska State Patrol says a standoff with an armed suspect in a drive-by shooting ended peacefully early Thanksgiving morning.      The suspect, 54-year old Henry

      The Chadron Police Department’s Annual “Shop with a Cop” is getting underway for a 19th time. The program has police officers raise money to take

     A 3-judge panel of the 8th U-S Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld a federal judge’s 2021 decision dismissing a 2016 lawsuit filed by protesters

      While yesterday was the official Thanksgiving Day holiday, today is also a day off for most government workers. Some have it built into law while

     Despite inflation and memories of past holiday travel meltdowns, Americans are traveling in record numbers this Thanksgiving season. AAA forecasts that 55.4 million people will

      Some cities and towns have free community Thanksgiving meals to both help the less fortunate and provide an opportunity to dine with others to those