The Chadron City Transit fixed/deviated route resumed Monday, Aug. 15. This will be run as a pilot program, evaluating the ridership after two months. The public is encouraged to take advantage of this service.
While many were riding motorcycles on their way up the Sturgis rally, Brayten Brueckner was competing at the national level of motocross in Hurricane Mills, Tenn.
It’s time for school again! August is here and summer is drawing to a close, which means the Chadron Public School district is set to start a new school year this week. The Chadron Police Department hopes everyone had an enjoyable summer, and would like to pass on some friendly reminders bef…
Monday night, the Chadron City Council, with council member Joe Johndreaux absent, approved the first reading of the fee ordinance and budget appropriations for the 2022-23 fiscal years.
Busy state parks are busy for a reason: There’s plenty to do and lots to see. But there are plenty of quieter parks, too. They still offer amenities and attractions that make for a fun day or weekend, but typically aren’t as packed with visitors.
Community residents interested in performing with Chadron State College’s Community Symphonic Band are welcome to the first rehearsal of the Fall semester, Tuesday, Aug. 23, from 7-8:30 p.m. in Memorial Hall’s Auditorium.
HARRISON - Park Ranger Tukker Romey will present her program “The Lesser Known Fossil Species” on Friday, August 12, 2022, at 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. in the Agate Fossil Beds National Monument Hitchcock Theater in the Visitor Center. The Visitor Center is located at 301 River Rd. Harrison, NE.
HARRISON - Park Ranger Tukker Romey will present her program “The Lesser Known Fossil Species” on Friday, August 12, 2022, at 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. in the Agate Fossil Beds National Monument Hitchcock Theater in the Visitor Center. The Visitor Center is located at 301 River Rd. Harrison, NE.
Chadron State College Head Men's Wrestling Coach Brett Hunter announced his 2022 recruiting class last week
A Chadron State College graduate who was an outstanding football player for the Eagles and was a member of the CSC Athletic Hall of Fame, Michael Sorensen, died unexpectedly on Thursday, Aug. 4 at Imperial, Neb.
Things are starting to settle down around the Dawes County Fairgrounds, with the fair wrapping up last Friday and clean up on Saturday. Though temperatures were hitting triple digits on several days, ventilation in the buildings helped keep things cool for exhibitors and spectators.
Both the contestants and their horses came in all sizes, but they had one thing in common during the Dawes County Fair’s Youth Rodeo the evening of Monday, Aug. 1. All exerted lots of energy and provided outstanding entertainment during the three hours of non-stop action.
There was plenty of action during the Ranch Rodeo and Ranch Bronc Riding at the Dawes County Fair on Tuesday night, Aug, 2.
One of the special presentations during the 2022 Dawes County Fair was the dedication of some new seating.
Monday night, the Chadron Public Schools Board of Education was introduced to some new faces to the district in the 2022-23 school year.
School starts in just over a week, but for the Chadron Public Schools maintenance crews the summer has been busier than normal as they have been updating and upgrading the buildings.
With the arrival of August, the football season can’t be far away. About 45 Chadron State College players were stretching out on the Elliott Field turf at 6 o’clock one morning last week. Head Coach Jay Long said around 125 Eagles will report for fall drills on Saturday, Aug. 6 and begin wor…
LINCOLN – The Nebraska State Bar Association (NSBA) released results of its 2022 Judicial Performance Evaluation on Wednesday, July 27. Lawyers responding to the poll recommend that 99% of the 130 judges evaluated be retained on the bench.
CAMP ARIFJAN, KUWAIT – This week, Governor Pete Ricketts thanked Nebraska National Guard (NNG) Soldiers from the 1057th Military Police Company for their service during a visit to the Middle East. The Governor spoke to Soldiers at Camp Arifjan Army Base in Kuwait to celebrate a rare occurren…
This year’s wheat crop in Northwest Nebraska was a mixed bag, according to those close to the industry. The best wheat apparently was in Dawes County, but the results were gloomy in other areas, particularly Box Butte County where a combination of frost and hail took a huge toll.
Besides winning the bareback riding at the Sheridan County Fair and Rodeo in Gordon last weekend, Garrett Shadbolt of Merriman did extra well at the “Daddy of Them All,” Cheyenne Frontier Days.
Four cowboys whose last names start with the letter S were among the event winners at the Sheridan County Fair and Rodeo in Gordon this past weekend.
Three members of Chadron’s First National Bank of Omaha Juniors’ baseball team hit at least .400 and four more had batting averages of at least .333 this summer, final statistics reveal.
