November is American Diabetes Month
A sobering statistic from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and DHHS state: as many as 1 in 3 Americans (approximately 88 million people)
Stage 2 Fire Restrictions Lifted for Black Hills National Forest
Stage 2 fire restrictions on the Black Hills National Forest have been lifted today (Friday) as of 12:01 AM, MST. The special order put in
Bo Nix Named NFL Offensive Rookie Of Month
The NFL announced Thursday that Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix has been named the Offensive Rookie of the month for October. Nix, a first round
Georgia Blue Bird
Georgia Ann Blue Bird was born on August 29, 1961 in Pine Ridge, SD to Marvin Blue Bird and Louise Pretty Back. She was raised
Clocks Falling Back this Weekend also Serves as Fire Safety Reminder
Among all of the things with fall, one thing that will perhaps affect our biological clocks is the time change. Daylight Savings Time, which began
Scott McBride Jr.
Scott (Skoshe) T. McBride Jr was born May 3rd, 1980 in Pine Ridge, SD. He left us peacefully on October 21st, 2024 surrounded by family
Ettie Brafford-Whirlwind Horse
Ettie Mae was born to Link and Fussy Brafford in Pine Ridge, SD on August 22, 1939. She grew up on a ranch south of
Chadron PD Reminding Public About RV Ordinance
Fall is upon us and snow may come at any day. We would like to remind all of our community members that City Ordinance §16-308
Woman Arrested After High-Speed Pursuit in Lincoln
Troopers with the Nebraska State Patrol have arrested one person after a pursuit in Lancaster County. This morning at approximately 10:25, NSP was notified that
Volleyball Eagles In Rapid For Competetion Pod
By Paxton Ritchey-CSC Sports Information CHADRON, Neb. – It’s a slightly earlier start and finish to the week for Chadron State volleyball as the Eagles
Hawks Learn District Final Assignment
The Hay Springs Hawks volleyball team by virtue of winning the D2-12 sub have qualified for the district final. And they now know where they
Creating Things to Do and Places to Live
City of Wayne Builds Recreational, Housing Opportunities through State Partnerships Millions of dollars in new infrastructure investment projects created by local leaders in the City
Registration Open for 2024 Nebraska Cattlemen Annual Convention and Trade Show
Event Happening Dec. 11-13 Nebraska Cattlemen announced registration is available for the 2024 Nebraska Cattlemen Annual Convention and Trade Show. This year’s event will take
PSC Sets Hearing Date for Lumen Outage Investigations
The Nebraska Public Service Commission (PSC) has set a November hearing date for telecommunications carrier Lumen (Â 911-075/PI-248, 911-077/C-5581/PI-252Â ) concerning three separate service outages/disruptions affecting 911.
The Case for Beef and Sheep Tariffs and Tariff-Rate Quotas
Commentary by Bill Bullard, CEO, R-CALF USA The U.S. has long had tariffs and tariff-rate quotas in both our cattle and beef and sheep and