Chadron is spooky. Everywhere I go I hear footsteps, the jingle of spurs, the cackle of dry throated laughs, from long dead forgotten ancestors. Suddenly place names and old photographs in Grandma’s album, that were just wisps of imagination before, have come real.
As a leading provider of news, information and advertising in the Nebraska panhandle, today The Chadron Record is proud to announce the launch of our Local Marketing Grant program. This program offers matching marketing funds to local businesses whose livelihood has been impacted by the outb…
In the United States Declaration of Independence it is said that people have unalienable rights, which means these rights cannot be taken away. The three rights are described as life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Sad to say the right to life has been taken away from millions of bab…
A few weeks ago, we wrote about some changes in your Chadron Record that have, undoubtedly, been noticed.
This week, I’m leading a delegation to Germany to grow trade between Nebraska and the European Union (EU). Our delegation includes the Nebraska Department of Economic Development, the University of Nebraska, ag producers, business leaders and several other members. Together we’ll promote Neb…
Chadron State College Relations publishes news articles, features and Q&A interviews to highlight various departments on campus in an effort to assist employees and students in gaining an increased awareness about and understanding of each other’s roles and responsibilities.
On Friday, October 18th, we held a meeting of the Government, Military, and Veterans Affairs Committee to discuss two interim study resolutions. These resolutions are introduced by senators who want to investigate topics that they think may require action by the Legislature. Our committee he…
A revised economic forecast has given the Governor and at least two state senators optimism that there’s money to spend on initiatives they favor.
Dear Dawes County Citizens,
My husband, Peter, is fascinated by hummingbirds.
This past Sunday, many churches read Matthew’s version (14:13-21) of the feeding of the five thousand. In this miracle, which features in all four Gospels, Jesus blesses five loaves and two fish, and with them his disciples feed a huge crowd of people. In modern times, some understand this a…
I’m proud to be a journalist. There, I said it. I’m proud that I listened to the advice of my high school teachers and college professors when they told me I should pursue writing as a career. It isn’t always easy, and sometimes the days run together. You might even see a glow from The Chadr…
As a leading provider of news, information and advertising in the Nebraska panhandle, today The Chadron Record is proud to announce the launch of our Local Marketing Grant program. This program offers matching marketing funds to local businesses whose livelihood has been impacted by the outb…
It’s been a fun ride since I was named editor of your Chadron Record back in October.
Every year about this time I always seem to say the same thing — I can’t believe another year has gone by. When is it when we start thinking this way, when we start going from having all the time in the world to feeling like there just aren’t enough hours in the day?
Ah, Chadron. This past week has been a whirlwind for me, returning to the Panhandle where I was born and raised and the town where I received my post-secondary education and my first foray into the world of journalism.
Making Honor Flight possible
In the United States Declaration of Independence it is said that people have unalienable rights, which means these rights cannot be taken away. The three rights are described as life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Sad to say the right to life has been taken away from millions of bab…
A few weeks ago, we wrote about some changes in your Chadron Record that have, undoubtedly, been noticed.
This week, I’m leading a delegation to Germany to grow trade between Nebraska and the European Union (EU). Our delegation includes the Nebraska Department of Economic Development, the University of Nebraska, ag producers, business leaders and several other members. Together we’ll promote Neb…
As the state continues to grapple with our overreliance on property taxes, I want to let you in on a secret: Nebraska’s 1,700 locally elected school board members want property tax relief too! Schools need the state’s partnership, not mandates.
Chadron State College Relations publishes news articles, features and Q&A interviews to highlight various departments on campus in an effort to assist employees and students in gaining an increased awareness about and understanding of each other’s roles and responsibilities.
On Friday, October 18th, we held a meeting of the Government, Military, and Veterans Affairs Committee to discuss two interim study resolutions. These resolutions are introduced by senators who want to investigate topics that they think may require action by the Legislature. Our committee he…
Over the past two weeks, our readers have come to know that there have been changes at the Chadron Record. Change is never easy, and sometimes it is unexpected.
I recently had the opportunity to again attend the Governor’s Pine Ridge Turkey Hunt in Chadron. It is a great opportunity to show my legislative colleagues and others from Eastern Nebraska some of the charms of the Nebraska Panhandle. Visitors cannot help but notice the natural beauty of th…
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