Patricia Garner
Patricia Marie Garner passed away August 19, 2024 at the age of 95. She was born on March 17, 1929 in rural Sioux County, Nebraska
William Connelly
William Earl “Bill” Connelly passed away Sunday, September 1, 2024 at the Western Nebraska Veterans Home in Scottsbluff, NE. He was born May 10, 1931
John Kubo
John Kubo was born January 13, 1964 to Billy John and Jenny Kubo as Chadron’s first New Years Eve baby of 1964 and passed away
Irrigation Deliveries to End in Mid-September as Harvest Approaches
By Gary Stone, Nebraska Extension Water and Cropping Educator Crops in the North Platte Valley and the Panhandle are doing well. This is good for
Stutzman Returns to Missouri River Outdoor Expo as Gold Medalist
Para athlete Matt Stutzman returns to display his shooting skills at the Missouri River Outdoor Expo, Sept. 21-22 at Ponca State Park. This time he
31 Groups Ask USTR for Help To Strengthen US Beef Supply Chain
Yesterday, 31 cattle, farm, rural, manufacturing, and consumer groups sent a joint letter to U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai requesting her help to restore mandatory country of
Panhandle Resident’s Death Being Investigated for Rabies
A Nebraska Panhandle person’s death is being investigated due to possible rabies infection. There is no risk to the public at large. Any family and
Master Gardener Tips September 10, 2024: Bulb Tips for Beautiful Flowers Next Year
By Kathy Tando, University of Nebraska Master Gardener Be sure and read all the details when purchasing plants. When purchasing bulbs note those listed as
Briese Announces Innovative Scholarship Program for Nebraska Students
Partnership with Opportunity Scholarships of Nebraska and Odyssey to bring new options to Nebraska families Today Nebraska State Treasurer Tom Briese announced the rollout of
Panhandle Research Extension and Education Center Cut Corn Plots for Silage
By Chabella Guzman, PREEC communications / Gary Stone, Nebraska Extension educator Temperatures will remain warm for this time of year, and harvest continues for dry
HIV Prevention Awareness Campaign
The Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) is a virus that attacks cells that help the body fight infection, making a person more vulnerable to other infections
South Dakota Art Competition
In celebration of National Arts in Education week, this week, South Dakota Governor Noem and the South Dakota Arts Council are announcing the opening of
CSC Cowboys Go 1-2 in Tie Down Roping
By Con Marshall Chadron State College cowboys Sid Miller of Merna, Neb., and Jake Chasek of Mitchell were first and second in tie down roping
Emergency Planning is Essential for the Home, Farm, or Ranch
By Sonni Cochran, Nebraska Extension Educator, Disaster Education Coordinator Everyone should have an emergency plan for their home, farm, or ranch operation. The plan doesn’t
First Summer EBT Issuances Expungement Occurring
The Department of Health and Human Services is sending out expungement letters for unused Summer Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) funds. Federal requirements deem that Summer