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     The rains of recent weeks have led to a boom in the mosquito population in many parts of our area, including the Chadron area.      The

      Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen is out of the state this week, leading a trade delegation to Vietnam. The group left Sunday and has multiple stops

Chadron Public Schools Board of Education  Regular Board Meeting July 10, 2023 District Office 5:30 PM “Infinite Possibilities – Infinite Education” “Opportunities for All” The

     The Panhandle has its first confirmed positive test of the season for the West Nile virus. The Panhandle Public Health District says the virus was

     A solar storm forecast for Thursday is expected to give skygazers in 17 American states, including South Dakota and Wyoming, a chance to glimpse the

     An inmate from Meade County who’d spent nearly the last half-century in prison has died. The South Dakota Department of Corrections says 76-year old Manford

Ribbon-cutting ceremonies were held recently for the new Hot Springs base of Black Hills Life Flight, which began operations on June 7th. Life Flight’s only

      Ceremonies to officially unveil the new Fur Trade Mural on the City of Chadron water tank south of the Pine Ridge Job Corps Center are

      Hundreds of Native American activists held a protest march in Rapid City on the 4th of July to bring attention to what they called injustices

     Despite being turned down the last 3 years, South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem is again asking for a special use permit from the National Park

     Today marks the fourth anniversary of the disappearance in Gering of a Wyoming man who grew up in the Edgemont area.         Chance Englebert, whose 29th

      Chadron’s Bands on Bordeaux summer concert series begins its 2023 run tonight from 6-9:00 at Railroad Park on 1st Street between Main and Bordeaux with

      Dawes County Attorney/Coroner Vance Haug says a Chadron man found dead in his home Monday morning died of natural causes.       84-year old Dan Stacy was

     Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services CEO Dannette Smith is stepping down next month to join a national firm that supports health and human

      A Panhandle man who killed his father last August has been sentenced to 20-to-30 years in prison.      32-year old Joseph Bennett of Broadwater had faced