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Chadron Public Library Director Rosella Tesch delivered her annual report for the 2021-22 fiscal year to the Chadron City Council Monday, highlighting programming, accomplishments and

     Nebraska’s latest mosquito testing data, released Friday, indicates a much higher number of insects than normal that are positive for carrying West Nile virus.       Nebraska

Hot Springs rescue crews will soon be able to access additional training through Air Method’s Ascend program. Hot Springs Ambulance selected Air Methods as its

The South Dakota Highway Patrol released its first batch of enforcement stats Monday, and the numbers indicate that overall citations are down compared to the

The Chadron Fire Department responded to a car fire Sunday afternoon. Fire Chief Branden Martens said the department sent two trucks and made quick work

A Nebraska man was killed in a motorcycle crash south of Colome, S.D., when he lost control of his bike. Gary Jones, 70, of Ainsworth,

School districts along Highway 20 will resume classes this month, and state aid will be a mixed bag for the districts. The Nebraska Unicameral passed

The Chadron Police Department is investigating a case of procurement after a 17-year-old male was discovered along the road with injuries after drinking. Chief Rick

The Dawes County Honor Guard and the Chadron Sharks were awarded this year’s 100 Women Who Care About Chadron grants. The Dawes County Honor Guard

       Nebraska state park entry permits are going up 16% next year. The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission approved fee increases taking effect January 1st last

CHADRON CITY COUNCIL SPECIAL MEETING August 7, 2023 6:00 City Hall. 1. Call Meeting to Order “As required by Section 84-1412, subsection 8 of the

     The Union Bar in Gering, Hauser’s Grab and Go in Crawford, and The Busted Nut in Ardmore were all stops Friday for a reality TV

     The Sioux County Fair in Harrison and the Fall River County Fair in Edgemont wrap up today, but with a very light schedule in Edgemont.

       A teenager sought by Rapid City police for some 10 weeks as a suspect in a shooting that left a 6-year-old boy wounded was taken

    Governor Jim Pillen and his closest staff have been kicked out of the Capitol by an ongoing upgrade of the building’s HVAC system.        The 4th