North Platte, NE News

• North Platte, NE News
• Country Bluegrass Show
• Back to School for North Platte - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Turning stuff into art
• A healthy dose of laughs
• Historical Society honors Harrold
• Council to decide on digging up grave
• Cold Stone Creamery enjoying sweet success
• Backpack program gets big boost
• Two die in Keith County crash
• St. Pat's to host annual barbecue
• Hobos wanted for contest
• Poker champ from North Platte
• Steppin' out for education
• Motor vehicle homicide charge in Aug. 10 crash
• Woman injured in elevator accident
• Early dismissal? Join the Klub
• Giving back to laborers
• Coldwell Banker to merge with local Century 21 Select
• Group hopes to educate families
• Two North Platte men suspected in Lake Maloney burglaries arrested
• Sunrise club bikes to help eradicate polio
• Brick by brick
• Fun for all at Paxton event
• A new place for butts
• Informational meetings planned on CRP signup
• United Farm & Ranch bought by employees
• A life-changing day
• Chelsea Clinton weds at exclusive New York estate
• Man survives crash
• Board could face fines
• Judge's letter causes friction
• Citizens getting a chance to speak up
• New jail should resolve classification issues
• A good-natured softball game for a serious cause
• Maxwell celebrates community
• Buffalo named a Blue Ribbon School
• Bonds to finance NPPD projects
• Winters sentenced to 5-10 years
• Love and hot rods at car show
• Public asked to decorate bras
• Co. board to talk budget, zoning
• Third candidate for House officially on ballot
• Sexual assault case is continued
• Goodfellow Shoe Fund busy buying shoes
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Talking 'budget, budget, budget'
• Lawmakers eye state's many tax exemptions
• Woman donates kidney to save mom
• Blue Ribbon school celebrates national honor
• Walls closing in at Habitat house
• 5 Trails wins Double Gold at competition
• Workforce shortages concern for health care future
• Rezoning request down to final reading with council
• Elks National president to visit NP
• Let the Rail Fest begin
• Another shot in the arm for teens
• Young and old flock to Picnic with the Police
• Study: Housing shortage very real
• No increase planned for Social Security benefits
• Rezoning, roads hot topics for county plan
• Holliday sentenced to 2-5 years in prison
• Baxter selected by elite band
• NP man faces 20 years for assault
• City budget officially OKed
• Deputies make 245 stops during campaign
• Airport Authority asks for $890,400 in property tax $$
• College to host 'meet and greet' for rodeo coach
• Nominations due Friday for Women of Achievement
• Come one, come all for lunch program
• Council to hear comments on budget
• State ends contract with Boys and Girls Home
• Comforting those in need
• mama
• State Patrol will investigate commissioners
• Will gov. take new state aid?
• Keep a watchful eye for bullying
• Chief Swain? Council says 'no'
• Nebraskans try to beat the heat at Cody Park
• Sheriff-to-be sentenced for DUI
• A look back in time
• Housing wait can be long
• Flags fly, motors roar for vets
• Serial vandal nabbed for shooting out windows
• Council to talk cost-sharing at Tues. meeting
• City focus group talks economic growth
• Cozad drive-by suspect apprehended
• Rain reveals leaks
• Wind farm is an option
• Helpful disaster
• A good day for chili
• State Fair reps embark on tour
• New jail inspection yields 'thumbs up'
• Grant from DC will help keep city's firefighters fit
• Campaign underway for add-on to shelter
• Suspects named in rash of lake burglaries after arrest in Iowa
• Native dance
• Treasure trove
• Fun run added to Rail Fest schedule
• Chief confirmed
• A village full of 'Hidden Treasures'
• Donate blood to help save lives
• Money raised for Alzheimer's walk
• North Platte man evades officers
• State trooper reports $1M worth of cocaine seized
• Battle breaks out at local museum
• Raising roof raises questions
• What now for war-torn Iraq?
• Only standby spots are left for Bailey Yard bus tours
• Kids at risk for Rx drug abuse
• City budget balancing act
• Jail inspector questions timeline
• Oxygen masks may save local pets
• New speed limits approved for North Lake Rd.
• Exchange program helps hunters gift excess deer meat
• Rotary raises enough money to purchase clock
• Broken water main floods city streets
• WNTA rep details objections to budget
• Council gives OK for hike in electric rates
• UNK trio headed to China
• (no headline)
• Words are art in visiting exhibit
• New speed limits set for south of town
• Injury accident under investigation
• Annual Stamp Show headed to local mall
• More water, new challenges at Big Mac
• Grounds to play
• Honoring WWII's homefront heroines
• Domestic violence leads to jail time
• 'Raising the woof' to help shelter
• Meeting will focus on zoning, jail
• Fire department kept running on Thurs. morning
• Mayor reveals chief finalists
• Tiny train, big fun
• Don't let bedbugs bite you
• Old news
• In the Spotlight
• Board discusses data warehouse
• Trucks set for return show
• Public to weigh in on county budget
• Abuse of prescribed drugs can be deadly
• 80 and hard at work
• Could labeling lakes help save lives?
• A chance to meet, greet candidates
• Pet projects
• Local News in Brief
• Weather sets stage for colorful autumn
• Budget cuts focused on three areas
• Phone services for unemployment claims is halted temporarily
• Registered voter numbers drop in county
• The means to finish the job
• Education groups cry foul over letter
• Judge position decision upcoming
• Commissioners forced to trim $1.2 million
• Early out days officially begin
• What a way to start the day at Rail Fest
• New rules restrict credit counselors
• Denny's planned for North Platte
• UP historical society to have presence at Rail Fest
• Firey pink
• Council wraps up budget hearings
• School board OKs budget
• Promising progress in abuse prevention
• County whittles down budget
• Expert: North Platte not telling its story
• School threats may have been preventable
• Fun and games
• Local News in Brief
• Building history step by step
• Roadshow hits city in search of treasures
• Former state sen. named for award
• Afternoon accident sends 3 to hospital
• Assault with battery - literally
• What's the value of agritourism?
• County town hall meetings to focus on updating plan
• Euthanized sheep left to rot for week on local property
• Fall festival fun
• Slimy subject
• Danger zone
• Columbine survivor to speak in NP
• Ice cream social at Bridge of Hope
• North Platte man faces up to 8 years
• Council to consider appointments
• Private agencies to get larger role in child welfare
• Kroon honored for volunteerism
• Jail now expected to be done on Dec. 22
• Breast cancer journey set for Oct. 14
• Truck driver dies
• Car show opens with vows
• The casualties of war
• From Nebraska to soldiers, with love
• Nebraska soldiers benefit from dinner held tonight
• Walk at bark park to raise awareness
• Vision testing important for kids
• Ma(i)ze
• Scare season
• Council schedules work session
• Tragedy sparks family activism
• Museum targets littlest sports fans
• New NRD plan allows irrigation to be shut down
• Salvation Army offers extended hours
• Cutting torch sparks fire at Preston Court
• 'Night Out' shows cops are people too
• Reading tests revealing
• Rainy weather can't dampen UPRR spirits
• Hansen: More penny-pinching possible
• West Nile still hanging around
• Husband reflects on wife's vanishing memory
• Fantastic fall
• Congressional candidate travels to North Platte
• Ogallala Indian Summer Rendezvous opens Thurs.
• High hopes for harvest
• Pickup crosses alley, crashes through fence
• Art landmark
• Commissioners will tackle energy study
• Banquet to benefit farmers and ranchers
• Making Navy bluegrass
• Lending a helping hand for 35 years
• NPPD customers to see rate increase
• Nonprofits risk losing tax-exempt status
• Home Front books available
• AG talks big issues
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• What a bunch of characters
• Students should start day off right
• Tickets available for Bailey Yard tours
• Man dies of gunshot wound
• Jail roof nears completion
• New program matches hunters with landowners
• Future of railroading
• Soldier: 'We are making a difference'
• Nebraska to get more education dollars
• NP councilmen have a bone to pick with mayor
• Challenge issued to area artists
• Birthday celebration focused on a pet project
• Civil War expert to speak at library
• Dr. Drama
• Songwriter to perform at Playhouse
• Car show draws hundreds downtown
• Memorial wall offers healing
• Students' artwork included in calendar
• UP trains collide, stack up cars between Kearney and Gibbon
• Elementary students help with 'Raising the Woof'
• Street fair planned for downtown
• Commissioners meeting will be short on Tues.
• Birdwood Viaduct cost increases
• Balancing Act
• History tells its tales
• Touchdown to host regional poker tourney
• Children wowed by puppets
• Vietnam Memorial Wall coming to NP
• The battle to end modern-day slavery
• Council divided on work sessions
• Improvement Fund Grant applications now being accepted
• Young minds, tiny trains
• Going out with a bang
• Lex man dies in Brady canal
• Police arrest 2 accused vandals
• Commissioners discuss trucks
• Gamble for good
• Catholic Schools gear up for fundraiser
• GPRMC receives excellence award
• New director named for children's museum
• Fun at the Wellfleet Fall Festival
• Friends lost to war
• Aging can be a battle
• Wheels are turning
• In tribute
• Accident under investigation
• NP playhouse bringing Seuss to life
• Education issues debated
• Salaries still in limbo
• Two arrested on felony shoplifting charges
• Volunteers needed to help with Habitat house this weekend
• True to life
• County tax request will drop
• Area residents reminded of scams
• Speed limits may change
• Drug dealer sentenced to 3-9 years
• Jail issues raise questions
• Spill cleanup complete
• Commissioners may have held illegal meeting
• Awareness helps stop sexual abuse
• Healing of 'Jane Smith' a story of faith
• Olympian reflects on achieving his goals
• New York talent scout to visit North Platte
• Railroad to feds: 'Don't harm us'
• PBL sets out to have record-breaking year
• Lightning strike injures NP woman
• Motel pool reopens after closure
• 11-year-old boy struck by a car
• Allen: 'I am prepared' for spot
• Florom's request for rehearing is denied
• Officials: Take care to avoid wildfires
• Titus sentenced for causing injury crash
• Ag Society pledges to address fair issues
• Local hotels experience busy summer
• Broken Bow wind farm is now a reality
• Abuse leads to a long, hard road
• Longhorn cattle provide good show
• Farmers struggle with dry weather
• Chirp, chirp, chirp ...
• Appraisers begin evaluation process
• Yates sentenced to 10-20 years in prison
• Photos of area eligible for contest
• Group to protest DHHS hearing
• Local history, in their words
• Roses delivered to finalists
• Omaha event will salute Canteen spirit
• Local students learn life skills
• Tornadoes take on police, fire department
• Tax levy down, property values up
• Fashions help 'raise the woof'
• Learning is fun
• Comprehensive Plan focus groups scheduled to meet
• Teams needed for annual chili cook-off
• Ground broken on new wheel set plant in Hershey
• Auction fundraiser has a cow
• Teen drowns in lake
• Cocaine conviction leads to prison
• Iron Eagle on hot seat
• Bumper crop of snow geese expected this year
• Vets prepare to welcome Wall
• MPCC awarded $40,000 grant
• Counterfeit suspects may have been in NP
• Jail issues resolved for now
• New business comes to lake
• Growth Fund to be up for vote
• Sour grapes or legitimate gripe?
• MPCC's Chevy Nova on display today
• School board engages critics
• Swain named for chief
• The clock is ticking
• Festival speaker will Bea Funny
• Vandals sought in window shooting spree
• State News At A Glance
• Accident cleanup continues
• County property tax request down 1.76 percent
• Local Brief
• Adams principal ready for challenge
• Police seeking information on Cozad shooting
• Heineman: HHS needs more time
• Upgrading the simple life
• So it begins
• Commissioners set property tax levy for 2010-11
• Police officer offers school safety tips
• Rescues and Runways to benefit animal shelter
• On the hunt
• Board will talk budget, speed limits
• Run to the cure this Labor Day
• Preparing for winter
• Hill visits NP on campaign trail
• Concert lineup not so certain
• Commissioners demand answers about filth, moisture in new jail
• Museum plans war reenactment
• Twarling named head of mentoring program
• NPCS phonathon begins this weekend
• 'Goober' says gov. race still winnable
• Honoring homefront heroism
• O'Holleran hopes to help prepare students
• First day fun and games
• Winters' attorney files for new sentencing
• City sales tax just misses mark
• Area blood donors needed
• Wellfleet Fall Festival to be held Saturday
• State shaping immigration law, says gov.
• Local winery offers BBQ with a twist
• What do they think of NP?
• Danny scores again
• Hershey preps for plant
• It's almost time to vote
• Mystery, intrigue, murder -for art
• Neb. nets Top 10 spot for business
• What's a Quality Growth Fund?
• Suspected bomb found near Cozad
• Bringing imagination to life
• Birthday wish
• DEET can be harmful if misused
• Special session to focus on fund
• MPCC Board approves 2010-11 budget
• Friends will make first trip to Neb. State Fair
• Police seek vandal on shooting spree in North Platte area
• Roads department asks for new trucks
• Motorcycle accident injures driver
• UPR picnic highlight of Rail Fest families
• Energy study will address courthouse heating and cooling issues
• Neb. getting $1M to monitor health insurance rates
• United Way plans small business blitz
• Freedom's cost
• On Tuesday, improved website goes live
• Victim's name released
• Mentalist to thrill crowds at NPCC on Thursday
• Heat limits practice
• A bike ride to find a letter
• Harrold honored for Rail Fest
• Mural to celebrate community
• Smith: Plans for district debate in the works
• Wine tasting to benefit local students
• Majority interest of Curtis State Bank sold by family
• Commissioners plan to wrap up budget
• Board sets public hearing regarding final tax request
• Rezoning request down to final reading with council
• Elks National president to visit NP
• Let the Rail Fest begin
• Another shot in the arm for teens
• Young and old flock to Picnic with the Police
• Study: Housing shortage very real
• No increase planned for Social Security benefits
• Rezoning, roads hot topics for county plan
• Holliday sentenced to 2-5 years in prison
• Baxter selected by elite band
• NP man faces 20 years for assault
• City budget officially OKed
• Deputies make 245 stops during campaign
• Airport Authority asks for $890,400 in property tax $$
• College to host 'meet and greet' for rodeo coach
• Nominations due Friday for Women of Achievement
• Come one, come all for lunch program
• Council to hear comments on budget
• State ends contract with Boys and Girls Home
• Comforting those in need
• mama
• State Patrol will investigate commissioners
• Will gov. take new state aid?
• Keep a watchful eye for bullying
• Chief Swain? Council says 'no'
• Nebraskans try to beat the heat at Cody Park
• Sheriff-to-be sentenced for DUI
• A look back in time
• Housing wait can be long
• Flags fly, motors roar for vets
• Serial vandal nabbed for shooting out windows
• Council to talk cost-sharing at Tues. meeting
• City focus group talks economic growth
• Cozad drive-by suspect apprehended
• Rain reveals leaks
• Wind farm is an option
• Helpful disaster
• A good day for chili
• State Fair reps embark on tour
• New jail inspection yields 'thumbs up'
• Grant from DC will help keep city's firefighters fit
• Campaign underway for add-on to shelter
• Suspects named in rash of lake burglaries after arrest in Iowa
• Native dance
• Treasure trove
• Fun run added to Rail Fest schedule
• Chief confirmed
• A village full of 'Hidden Treasures'
• Donate blood to help save lives
• Money raised for Alzheimer's walk
• North Platte man evades officers
• State trooper reports $1M worth of cocaine seized
• Battle breaks out at local museum
• Raising roof raises questions
• What now for war-torn Iraq?
• Only standby spots are left for Bailey Yard bus tours
• Kids at risk for Rx drug abuse
• City budget balancing act
• Jail inspector questions timeline
• Oxygen masks may save local pets
• New speed limits approved for North Lake Rd.
• Exchange program helps hunters gift excess deer meat
• Rotary raises enough money to purchase clock
• Broken water main floods city streets
• WNTA rep details objections to budget
• Council gives OK for hike in electric rates
• UNK trio headed to China
• (no headline)
• Words are art in visiting exhibit
• New speed limits set for south of town
• Injury accident under investigation
• Annual Stamp Show headed to local mall
• More water, new challenges at Big Mac
• Grounds to play
• Honoring WWII's homefront heroines
• Domestic violence leads to jail time
• 'Raising the woof' to help shelter
• Meeting will focus on zoning, jail
• Fire department kept running on Thurs. morning
• Mayor reveals chief finalists
• Tiny train, big fun
• Don't let bedbugs bite you
• Old news
• In the Spotlight
• Board discusses data warehouse
• Trucks set for return show
• Public to weigh in on county budget
• Abuse of prescribed drugs can be deadly
• 80 and hard at work
• Could labeling lakes help save lives?
• A chance to meet, greet candidates
• Pet projects
• Local News in Brief
• Weather sets stage for colorful autumn
• Budget cuts focused on three areas
• Phone services for unemployment claims is halted temporarily
• Registered voter numbers drop in county
• The means to finish the job
• Education groups cry foul over letter
• Judge position decision upcoming
• Early out days officially begin
• What a way to start the day at Rail Fest
• New rules restrict credit counselors
• Denny's planned for North Platte
• UP historical society to have presence at Rail Fest
• Firey pink
• Council wraps up budget hearings
• School board OKs budget
• Promising progress in abuse prevention
• County whittles down budget
• Expert: North Platte not telling its story
• School threats may have been preventable
• Fun and games
• Local News in Brief
• Building history step by step
• Roadshow hits city in search of treasures
• Former state sen. named for award
• Afternoon accident sends 3 to hospital
• Assault with battery - literally
• What's the value of agritourism?
• County town hall meetings to focus on updating plan
• Euthanized sheep left to rot for week on local property
• Fall festival fun
• Slimy subject
• Commissioners forced to trim $1.2 million
• Danger zone
• Columbine survivor to speak in NP
• Ice cream social at Bridge of Hope
• North Platte man faces up to 8 years
• Council to consider appointments
• Private agencies to get larger role in child welfare
• Kroon honored for volunteerism
• Jail now expected to be done on Dec. 22
• Breast cancer journey set for Oct. 14
• Truck driver dies
• Car show opens with vows
• The casualties of war
• From Nebraska to soldiers, with love
• Nebraska soldiers benefit from dinner held tonight
• Walk at bark park to raise awareness
• Vision testing important for kids
• Ma(i)ze
• Scare season
• Council schedules work session
• Tragedy sparks family activism
• Museum targets littlest sports fans
• New NRD plan allows irrigation to be shut down
• Salvation Army offers extended hours
• Cutting torch sparks fire at Preston Court
• 'Night Out' shows cops are people too
• Reading tests revealing
• Rainy weather can't dampen UPRR spirits
• Hansen: More penny-pinching possible
• West Nile still hanging around
• Husband reflects on wife's vanishing memory
• Fantastic fall
• Congressional candidate travels to North Platte
• Ogallala Indian Summer Rendezvous opens Thurs.
• High hopes for harvest
• Pickup crosses alley, crashes through fence
• Art landmark
• Commissioners will tackle energy study
• Banquet to benefit farmers and ranchers
• Making Navy bluegrass
• Lending a helping hand for 35 years
• NPPD customers to see rate increase
• Nonprofits risk losing tax-exempt status
• Home Front books available
• AG talks big issues
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• What a bunch of characters
• Students should start day off right
• Tickets available for Bailey Yard tours
• Man dies of gunshot wound
• Jail roof nears completion
• New program matches hunters with landowners
• Future of railroading
• Soldier: 'We are making a difference'
• Nebraska to get more education dollars
• NP councilmen have a bone to pick with mayor
• Birthday celebration focused on a pet project
• Civil War expert to speak at library
• Dr. Drama
• Songwriter to perform at Playhouse
• Car show draws hundreds downtown
• Memorial wall offers healing
• Students' artwork included in calendar
• UP trains collide, stack up cars between Kearney and Gibbon
• Elementary students help with 'Raising the Woof'
• Street fair planned for downtown
• Commissioners meeting will be short on Tues.
• Birdwood Viaduct cost increases
• Balancing Act
• History tells its tales
• Touchdown to host regional poker tourney
• Children wowed by puppets
• Vietnam Memorial Wall coming to NP
• The battle to end modern-day slavery
• Council divided on work sessions
• Young minds, tiny trains
• Going out with a bang
• Lex man dies in Brady canal
• Police arrest 2 accused vandals
• Gamble for good
• Catholic Schools gear up for fundraiser
• GPRMC receives excellence award
• New director named for children's museum
• Fun at the Wellfleet Fall Festival
• Friends lost to war
• Aging can be a battle
• Wheels are turning
• In tribute
• Accident under investigation
• NP playhouse bringing Seuss to life
• Education issues debated
• Salaries still in limbo
• Two arrested on felony shoplifting charges
• Volunteers needed to help with Habitat house this weekend
• True to life
• County tax request will drop
• Area residents reminded of scams
• Speed limits may change
• Improvement Fund Grant applications now being accepted
• Drug dealer sentenced to 3-9 years
• Jail issues raise questions
• Spill cleanup complete
• Commissioners may have held illegal meeting
• Healing of 'Jane Smith' a story of faith
• Olympian reflects on achieving his goals
• New York talent scout to visit North Platte
• Railroad to feds: 'Don't harm us'
• PBL sets out to have record-breaking year
• Lightning strike injures NP woman
• Motel pool reopens after closure
• 11-year-old boy struck by a car
• Allen: 'I am prepared' for spot
• Florom's request for rehearing is denied
• Officials: Take care to avoid wildfires
• Titus sentenced for causing injury crash
• Ag Society pledges to address fair issues
• Local hotels experience busy summer
• Broken Bow wind farm is now a reality
• Abuse leads to a long, hard road
• Longhorn cattle provide good show
• Farmers struggle with dry weather
• Chirp, chirp, chirp ...
• Appraisers begin evaluation process
• Yates sentenced to 10-20 years in prison
• Photos of area eligible for contest
• Group to protest DHHS hearing
• Local history, in their words
• Omaha event will salute Canteen spirit
• Local students learn life skills
• Tornadoes take on police, fire department
• Tax levy down, property values up
• Fashions help 'raise the woof'
• Learning is fun
• Comprehensive Plan focus groups scheduled to meet
• Teams needed for annual chili cook-off
• Ground broken on new wheel set plant in Hershey
• Auction fundraiser has a cow
• Teen drowns in lake
• Cocaine conviction leads to prison
• Iron Eagle on hot seat
• Bumper crop of snow geese expected this year
• Vets prepare to welcome Wall
• MPCC awarded $40,000 grant
• Counterfeit suspects may have been in NP
• Jail issues resolved for now
• New business comes to lake
• Growth Fund to be up for vote
• Sour grapes or legitimate gripe?
• MPCC's Chevy Nova on display today
• School board engages critics
• Swain named for chief
• Festival speaker will Bea Funny
• Vandals sought in window shooting spree
• State News At A Glance
• Accident cleanup continues
• County property tax request down 1.76 percent
• Local Brief
• Adams principal ready for challenge
• Police seeking information on Cozad shooting
• Heineman: HHS needs more time
• Upgrading the simple life
• So it begins
• Commissioners set property tax levy for 2010-11
• Police officer offers school safety tips
• Rescues and Runways to benefit animal shelter
• On the hunt
• Board will talk budget, speed limits
• Run to the cure this Labor Day
• Preparing for winter
• Hill visits NP on campaign trail
• Concert lineup not so certain
• Museum plans war reenactment
• Twarling named head of mentoring program
• NPCS phonathon begins this weekend
• 'Goober' says gov. race still winnable
• Honoring homefront heroism
• O'Holleran hopes to help prepare students
• First day fun and games
• Winters' attorney files for new sentencing
• City sales tax just misses mark
• Area blood donors needed
• Wellfleet Fall Festival to be held Saturday
• State shaping immigration law, says gov.
• Local winery offers BBQ with a twist
• What do they think of NP?
• Danny scores again
• Hershey preps for plant
• It's almost time to vote
• Mystery, intrigue, murder -for art
• Neb. nets Top 10 spot for business
• What's a Quality Growth Fund?
• Suspected bomb found near Cozad
• Bringing imagination to life
• Birthday wish
• Commissioners demand answers about filth, moisture in new jail
• DEET can be harmful if misused
• Special session to focus on fund
• MPCC Board approves 2010-11 budget
• Friends will make first trip to Neb. State Fair
• Police seek vandal on shooting spree in North Platte area
• Roads department asks for new trucks
• Motorcycle accident injures driver
• UPR picnic highlight of Rail Fest families
• Energy study will address courthouse heating and cooling issues
• Neb. getting $1M to monitor health insurance rates
• United Way plans small business blitz
• Freedom's cost
• On Tuesday, improved website goes live
• Victim's name released
• Mentalist to thrill crowds at NPCC on Thursday
• Heat limits practice
• A bike ride to find a letter
• Harrold honored for Rail Fest
• Mural to celebrate community
• Smith: Plans for district debate in the works
• Wine tasting to benefit local students
• Majority interest of Curtis State Bank sold by family
• Commissioners plan to wrap up budget
• Board sets public hearing regarding final tax request
• Turning stuff into art
• A healthy dose of laughs
• Historical Society honors Harrold
• Council to decide on digging up grave
• Cold Stone Creamery enjoying sweet success
• Backpack program gets big boost
• Two die in Keith County crash
• St. Pat's to host annual barbecue
• Hobos wanted for contest
• Poker champ from North Platte
• Steppin' out for education
• Motor vehicle homicide charge in Aug. 10 crash
• Woman injured in elevator accident
• Early dismissal? Join the Klub
• Giving back to laborers
• Coldwell Banker to merge with local Century 21 Select
• Group hopes to educate families
• Two North Platte men suspected in Lake Maloney burglaries arrested
• Sunrise club bikes to help eradicate polio
• Brick by brick
• Fun for all at Paxton event
• A new place for butts
• Informational meetings planned on CRP signup
• United Farm & Ranch bought by employees
• A life-changing day
• Chelsea Clinton weds at exclusive New York estate
• Man survives crash
• Board could face fines
• Judge's letter causes friction
• Citizens getting a chance to speak up
• New jail should resolve classification issues
• A good-natured softball game for a serious cause
• Maxwell celebrates community
• Buffalo named a Blue Ribbon School
• Bonds to finance NPPD projects
• Winters sentenced to 5-10 years
• Love and hot rods at car show
• Public asked to decorate bras
• Co. board to talk budget, zoning
• Third candidate for House officially on ballot
• Sexual assault case is continued
• Goodfellow Shoe Fund busy buying shoes
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Talking 'budget, budget, budget'
• Lawmakers eye state's many tax exemptions
• Woman donates kidney to save mom
• Blue Ribbon school celebrates national honor
• Walls closing in at Habitat house
• 5 Trails wins Double Gold at competition
• Workforce shortages concern for health care future
• New program matches hunters with landowners
• Future of railroading
• Soldier: 'We are making a difference'
• Nebraska to get more education dollars
• NP councilmen have a bone to pick with mayor
• Birthday celebration focused on a pet project
• Civil War expert to speak at library
• Dr. Drama
• Songwriter to perform at Playhouse
• Car show draws hundreds downtown
• Memorial wall offers healing
• Students' artwork included in calendar
• UP trains collide, stack up cars between Kearney and Gibbon
• Elementary students help with 'Raising the Woof'
• Street fair planned for downtown
• Commissioners meeting will be short on Tues.
• Birdwood Viaduct cost increases
• Balancing Act
• History tells its tales
• Touchdown to host regional poker tourney
• Children wowed by puppets
• Vietnam Memorial Wall coming to NP
• The battle to end modern-day slavery
• Council divided on work sessions
• Improvement Fund Grant applications now being accepted
• Young minds, tiny trains
• Going out with a bang
• Lex man dies in Brady canal
• Police arrest 2 accused vandals
• Gamble for good
• Catholic Schools gear up for fundraiser
• GPRMC receives excellence award
• New director named for children's museum
• Fun at the Wellfleet Fall Festival
• Friends lost to war
• Aging can be a battle
• Wheels are turning
• In tribute
• Accident under investigation
• NP playhouse bringing Seuss to life
• Education issues debated
• Salaries still in limbo
• Two arrested on felony shoplifting charges
• Volunteers needed to help with Habitat house this weekend
• True to life
• County tax request will drop
• Area residents reminded of scams
• Speed limits may change
• Appraisers begin evaluation process
• Drug dealer sentenced to 3-9 years
• Jail issues raise questions
• Spill cleanup complete
• Commissioners may have held illegal meeting
• Healing of 'Jane Smith' a story of faith
• Olympian reflects on achieving his goals
• New York talent scout to visit North Platte
• Railroad to feds: 'Don't harm us'
• PBL sets out to have record-breaking year
• Lightning strike injures NP woman
• Motel pool reopens after closure
• 11-year-old boy struck by a car
• Allen: 'I am prepared' for spot
• Florom's request for rehearing is denied
• Officials: Take care to avoid wildfires
• Titus sentenced for causing injury crash
• Ag Society pledges to address fair issues
• Local hotels experience busy summer
• Broken Bow wind farm is now a reality
• Abuse leads to a long, hard road
• Longhorn cattle provide good show
• Farmers struggle with dry weather
• Chirp, chirp, chirp ...
• Growth Fund to be up for vote
• Yates sentenced to 10-20 years in prison
• Photos of area eligible for contest
• Group to protest DHHS hearing
• Local history, in their words
• Omaha event will salute Canteen spirit
• Local students learn life skills
• Tornadoes take on police, fire department
• Tax levy down, property values up
• Fashions help 'raise the woof'
• Learning is fun
• Comprehensive Plan focus groups scheduled to meet
• Teams needed for annual chili cook-off
• Ground broken on new wheel set plant in Hershey
• Auction fundraiser has a cow
• Teen drowns in lake
• Cocaine conviction leads to prison
• Iron Eagle on hot seat
• Bumper crop of snow geese expected this year
• Vets prepare to welcome Wall
• MPCC awarded $40,000 grant
• Counterfeit suspects may have been in NP
• Jail issues resolved for now
• New business comes to lake
• Sour grapes or legitimate gripe?
• MPCC's Chevy Nova on display today
• School board engages critics
• Swain named for chief
• Festival speaker will Bea Funny
• Vandals sought in window shooting spree
• State News At A Glance
• Accident cleanup continues
• County property tax request down 1.76 percent
• Local Brief
• Adams principal ready for challenge
• Police seeking information on Cozad shooting
• Heineman: HHS needs more time
• Upgrading the simple life
• So it begins
• Commissioners set property tax levy for 2010-11
• Police officer offers school safety tips
• Rescues and Runways to benefit animal shelter
• On the hunt
• Board will talk budget, speed limits
• Run to the cure this Labor Day
• Preparing for winter
• Hill visits NP on campaign trail
• Concert lineup not so certain
• Commissioners demand answers about filth, moisture in new jail
• Museum plans war reenactment
• Twarling named head of mentoring program
• NPCS phonathon begins this weekend
• 'Goober' says gov. race still winnable
• Honoring homefront heroism
• O'Holleran hopes to help prepare students
• First day fun and games
• Winters' attorney files for new sentencing
• City sales tax just misses mark
• Area blood donors needed
• Wellfleet Fall Festival to be held Saturday
• State shaping immigration law, says gov.
• Local winery offers BBQ with a twist
• What do they think of NP?
• Danny scores again
• Hershey preps for plant
• It's almost time to vote
• Mystery, intrigue, murder -for art
• Neb. nets Top 10 spot for business
• What's a Quality Growth Fund?
• Suspected bomb found near Cozad
• Bringing imagination to life
• Birthday wish
• Board sets public hearing regarding final tax request
• DEET can be harmful if misused
• Special session to focus on fund
• MPCC Board approves 2010-11 budget
• Friends will make first trip to Neb. State Fair
• Police seek vandal on shooting spree in North Platte area
• Roads department asks for new trucks
• Motorcycle accident injures driver
• UPR picnic highlight of Rail Fest families
• Energy study will address courthouse heating and cooling issues
• Neb. getting $1M to monitor health insurance rates
• United Way plans small business blitz
• Freedom's cost
• On Tuesday, improved website goes live
• Victim's name released
• Mentalist to thrill crowds at NPCC on Thursday
• Heat limits practice
• A bike ride to find a letter
• Harrold honored for Rail Fest
• Mural to celebrate community
• Smith: Plans for district debate in the works
• Wine tasting to benefit local students
• Majority interest of Curtis State Bank sold by family
• Commissioners plan to wrap up budget
• A life-changing day
• Turning stuff into art
• A healthy dose of laughs
• Historical Society honors Harrold
• Council to decide on digging up grave
• Cold Stone Creamery enjoying sweet success
• Backpack program gets big boost
• Two die in Keith County crash
• St. Pat's to host annual barbecue
• Hobos wanted for contest
• Poker champ from North Platte
• Steppin' out for education
• Motor vehicle homicide charge in Aug. 10 crash
• Woman injured in elevator accident
• Early dismissal? Join the Klub
• Giving back to laborers
• Coldwell Banker to merge with local Century 21 Select
• Group hopes to educate families
• Two North Platte men suspected in Lake Maloney burglaries arrested
• Sunrise club bikes to help eradicate polio
• Brick by brick
• Fun for all at Paxton event
• A new place for butts
• Informational meetings planned on CRP signup
• United Farm & Ranch bought by employees
• Chelsea Clinton weds at exclusive New York estate
• Man survives crash
• Board could face fines
• Judge's letter causes friction
• Citizens getting a chance to speak up
• New jail should resolve classification issues
• A good-natured softball game for a serious cause
• Maxwell celebrates community
• Buffalo named a Blue Ribbon School
• Bonds to finance NPPD projects
• Winters sentenced to 5-10 years
• Love and hot rods at car show
• Public asked to decorate bras
• Co. board to talk budget, zoning
• Third candidate for House officially on ballot
• Sexual assault case is continued
• Goodfellow Shoe Fund busy buying shoes
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Talking 'budget, budget, budget'
• Lawmakers eye state's many tax exemptions
• Woman donates kidney to save mom
• Blue Ribbon school celebrates national honor
• Walls closing in at Habitat house
• 5 Trails wins Double Gold at competition
• Workforce shortages concern for health care future
• Rezoning request down to final reading with council
• Elks National president to visit NP
• Let the Rail Fest begin
• Another shot in the arm for teens
• Young and old flock to Picnic with the Police
• Study: Housing shortage very real
• No increase planned for Social Security benefits
• Rezoning, roads hot topics for county plan
• Holliday sentenced to 2-5 years in prison
• Baxter selected by elite band
• NP man faces 20 years for assault
• City budget officially OKed
• Deputies make 245 stops during campaign
• Airport Authority asks for $890,400 in property tax $$
• College to host 'meet and greet' for rodeo coach
• Nominations due Friday for Women of Achievement
• Come one, come all for lunch program
• Council to hear comments on budget
• State ends contract with Boys and Girls Home
• Comforting those in need
• mama
• State Patrol will investigate commissioners
• Will gov. take new state aid?
• Keep a watchful eye for bullying
• Chief Swain? Council says 'no'
• Nebraskans try to beat the heat at Cody Park
• Sheriff-to-be sentenced for DUI
• A look back in time
• Housing wait can be long
• Flags fly, motors roar for vets
• Serial vandal nabbed for shooting out windows
• Council to talk cost-sharing at Tues. meeting
• City focus group talks economic growth
• Cozad drive-by suspect apprehended
• Rain reveals leaks
• Wind farm is an option
• Helpful disaster
• A good day for chili
• State Fair reps embark on tour
• New jail inspection yields 'thumbs up'
• Grant from DC will help keep city's firefighters fit
• Campaign underway for add-on to shelter
• Suspects named in rash of lake burglaries after arrest in Iowa
• Native dance
• Treasure trove
• Fun run added to Rail Fest schedule
• Chief confirmed
• A village full of 'Hidden Treasures'
• Donate blood to help save lives
• Money raised for Alzheimer's walk
• North Platte man evades officers
• State trooper reports $1M worth of cocaine seized
• Battle breaks out at local museum
• Raising roof raises questions
• What now for war-torn Iraq?
• Only standby spots are left for Bailey Yard bus tours
• Kids at risk for Rx drug abuse
• City budget balancing act
• Jail inspector questions timeline
• Oxygen masks may save local pets
• New speed limits approved for North Lake Rd.
• Exchange program helps hunters gift excess deer meat
• Rotary raises enough money to purchase clock
• Broken water main floods city streets
• WNTA rep details objections to budget
• Council gives OK for hike in electric rates
• UNK trio headed to China
• (no headline)
• Words are art in visiting exhibit
• New speed limits set for south of town
• Injury accident under investigation
• Annual Stamp Show headed to local mall
• More water, new challenges at Big Mac
• Grounds to play
• Honoring WWII's homefront heroines
• Domestic violence leads to jail time
• 'Raising the woof' to help shelter
• Meeting will focus on zoning, jail
• Fire department kept running on Thurs. morning
• Mayor reveals chief finalists
• Tiny train, big fun
• Don't let bedbugs bite you
• Old news
• In the Spotlight
• Board discusses data warehouse
• Trucks set for return show
• Public to weigh in on county budget
• Abuse of prescribed drugs can be deadly
• 80 and hard at work
• Could labeling lakes help save lives?
• A chance to meet, greet candidates
• Pet projects
• Local News in Brief
• Weather sets stage for colorful autumn
• Budget cuts focused on three areas
• Phone services for unemployment claims is halted temporarily
• Registered voter numbers drop in county
• The means to finish the job
• Education groups cry foul over letter
• Judge position decision upcoming
• Commissioners forced to trim $1.2 million
• Early out days officially begin
• What a way to start the day at Rail Fest
• New rules restrict credit counselors
• Denny's planned for North Platte
• UP historical society to have presence at Rail Fest
• Firey pink
• Council wraps up budget hearings
• School board OKs budget
• Promising progress in abuse prevention
• County whittles down budget
• Expert: North Platte not telling its story
• School threats may have been preventable
• Fun and games
• Local News in Brief
• Building history step by step
• Roadshow hits city in search of treasures
• Former state sen. named for award
• Afternoon accident sends 3 to hospital
• Assault with battery - literally
• What's the value of agritourism?
• County town hall meetings to focus on updating plan
• Euthanized sheep left to rot for week on local property
• Fall festival fun
• Slimy subject
• 'Night Out' shows cops are people too
• Danger zone
• Columbine survivor to speak in NP
• Ice cream social at Bridge of Hope
• North Platte man faces up to 8 years
• Council to consider appointments
• Private agencies to get larger role in child welfare
• Kroon honored for volunteerism
• Jail now expected to be done on Dec. 22
• Breast cancer journey set for Oct. 14
• Truck driver dies
• Car show opens with vows
• The casualties of war
• From Nebraska to soldiers, with love
• Nebraska soldiers benefit from dinner held tonight
• Walk at bark park to raise awareness
• Vision testing important for kids
• Ma(i)ze
• Scare season
• Council schedules work session
• Tragedy sparks family activism
• Museum targets littlest sports fans
• New NRD plan allows irrigation to be shut down
• Salvation Army offers extended hours
• Cutting torch sparks fire at Preston Court
• Jail roof nears completion
• Reading tests revealing
• Rainy weather can't dampen UPRR spirits
• Hansen: More penny-pinching possible
• West Nile still hanging around
• Husband reflects on wife's vanishing memory
• Fantastic fall
• Congressional candidate travels to North Platte
• Ogallala Indian Summer Rendezvous opens Thurs.
• High hopes for harvest
• Pickup crosses alley, crashes through fence
• Art landmark
• Commissioners will tackle energy study
• Banquet to benefit farmers and ranchers
• Making Navy bluegrass
• Lending a helping hand for 35 years
• NPPD customers to see rate increase
• Nonprofits risk losing tax-exempt status
• Home Front books available
• AG talks big issues
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• What a bunch of characters
• Students should start day off right
• Tickets available for Bailey Yard tours
• Man dies of gunshot wound
• United Farm & Ranch bought by employees
• A life-changing day
• Turning stuff into art
• A healthy dose of laughs
• Historical Society honors Harrold
• Council to decide on digging up grave
• Cold Stone Creamery enjoying sweet success
• Backpack program gets big boost
• Roads department asks for new trucks
• St. Pat's to host annual barbecue
• Hobos wanted for contest
• Poker champ from North Platte
• Steppin' out for education
• Motor vehicle homicide charge in Aug. 10 crash
• Woman injured in elevator accident
• Early dismissal? Join the Klub
• Giving back to laborers
• Coldwell Banker to merge with local Century 21 Select
• Group hopes to educate families
• Two North Platte men suspected in Lake Maloney burglaries arrested
• Sunrise club bikes to help eradicate polio
• Brick by brick
• Fun for all at Paxton event
• A new place for butts
• Informational meetings planned on CRP signup
• Workforce shortages concern for health care future
• Chelsea Clinton weds at exclusive New York estate
• Man survives crash
• Board could face fines
• Judge's letter causes friction
• Citizens getting a chance to speak up
• New jail should resolve classification issues
• Two die in Keith County crash
• Maxwell celebrates community
• Buffalo named a Blue Ribbon School
• Bonds to finance NPPD projects
• Winters sentenced to 5-10 years
• Love and hot rods at car show
• Public asked to decorate bras
• Co. board to talk budget, zoning
• Third candidate for House officially on ballot
• Sexual assault case is continued
• Goodfellow Shoe Fund busy buying shoes
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Talking 'budget, budget, budget'
• Lawmakers eye state's many tax exemptions
• Woman donates kidney to save mom
• Blue Ribbon school celebrates national honor
• Walls closing in at Habitat house
• 5 Trails wins Double Gold at competition
• Chief Swain? Council says 'no'
• Rezoning request down to final reading with council
• Elks National president to visit NP
• Let the Rail Fest begin
• Another shot in the arm for teens
• Young and old flock to Picnic with the Police
• Study: Housing shortage very real
• A good-natured softball game for a serious cause
• Rezoning, roads hot topics for county plan
• Holliday sentenced to 2-5 years in prison
• Baxter selected by elite band
• NP man faces 20 years for assault
• City budget officially OKed
• Deputies make 245 stops during campaign
• Airport Authority asks for $890,400 in property tax $$
• College to host 'meet and greet' for rodeo coach
• Nominations due Friday for Women of Achievement
• Come one, come all for lunch program
• Council to hear comments on budget
• State ends contract with Boys and Girls Home
• Comforting those in need
• mama
• State Patrol will investigate commissioners
• Will gov. take new state aid?
• Keep a watchful eye for bullying
• Money raised for Alzheimer's walk
• Nebraskans try to beat the heat at Cody Park
• Sheriff-to-be sentenced for DUI
• A look back in time
• Housing wait can be long
• Flags fly, motors roar for vets
• Serial vandal nabbed for shooting out windows
• No increase planned for Social Security benefits
• City focus group talks economic growth
• Cozad drive-by suspect apprehended
• Rain reveals leaks
• Wind farm is an option
• Helpful disaster
• A good day for chili
• State Fair reps embark on tour
• New jail inspection yields 'thumbs up'
• Grant from DC will help keep city's firefighters fit
• Campaign underway for add-on to shelter
• Suspects named in rash of lake burglaries after arrest in Iowa
• Native dance
• Treasure trove
• Fun run added to Rail Fest schedule
• Chief confirmed
• A village full of 'Hidden Treasures'
• Donate blood to help save lives
• Honoring WWII's homefront heroines
• North Platte man evades officers
• State trooper reports $1M worth of cocaine seized
• Battle breaks out at local museum
• Raising roof raises questions
• What now for war-torn Iraq?
• Only standby spots are left for Bailey Yard bus tours
• Council to talk cost-sharing at Tues. meeting
• City budget balancing act
• Jail inspector questions timeline
• Oxygen masks may save local pets
• New speed limits approved for North Lake Rd.
• Exchange program helps hunters gift excess deer meat
• Rotary raises enough money to purchase clock
• Broken water main floods city streets
• WNTA rep details objections to budget
• Council gives OK for hike in electric rates
• UNK trio headed to China
• (no headline)
• Words are art in visiting exhibit
• New speed limits set for south of town
• Injury accident under investigation
• Annual Stamp Show headed to local mall
• More water, new challenges at Big Mac
• Grounds to play
• Domestic violence leads to jail time
• 'Raising the woof' to help shelter
• Meeting will focus on zoning, jail
• Fire department kept running on Thurs. morning
• Mayor reveals chief finalists
• Tiny train, big fun
• Kids at risk for Rx drug abuse
• Old news
• In the Spotlight
• Board discusses data warehouse
• Trucks set for return show
• Public to weigh in on county budget
• Abuse of prescribed drugs can be deadly
• 80 and hard at work
• Could labeling lakes help save lives?
• A chance to meet, greet candidates
• Pet projects
• Local News in Brief
• Weather sets stage for colorful autumn
• Budget cuts focused on three areas
• Phone services for unemployment claims is halted temporarily
• Registered voter numbers drop in county
• The means to finish the job
• Education groups cry foul over letter
• Judge position decision upcoming
• Commissioners forced to trim $1.2 million
• Early out days officially begin
• What a way to start the day at Rail Fest
• New rules restrict credit counselors
• Denny's planned for North Platte
• UP historical society to have presence at Rail Fest
• Don't let bedbugs bite you
• Council wraps up budget hearings
• School board OKs budget
• Promising progress in abuse prevention
• County whittles down budget
• Expert: North Platte not telling its story
• School threats may have been preventable
• Fun and games
• Local News in Brief
• Building history step by step
• Roadshow hits city in search of treasures
• Former state sen. named for award
• Afternoon accident sends 3 to hospital
• Assault with battery - literally
• What's the value of agritourism?
• County town hall meetings to focus on updating plan
• Euthanized sheep left to rot for week on local property
• Fall festival fun
• Slimy subject
• 'Night Out' shows cops are people too
• Danger zone
• Columbine survivor to speak in NP
• Ice cream social at Bridge of Hope
• North Platte man faces up to 8 years
• Council to consider appointments
• Firey pink
• Kroon honored for volunteerism
• Jail now expected to be done on Dec. 22
• Breast cancer journey set for Oct. 14
• Truck driver dies
• Car show opens with vows
• The casualties of war
• From Nebraska to soldiers, with love
• Nebraska soldiers benefit from dinner held tonight
• Walk at bark park to raise awareness
• Vision testing important for kids
• Ma(i)ze
• Scare season
• Council schedules work session
• Tragedy sparks family activism
• Museum targets littlest sports fans
• New NRD plan allows irrigation to be shut down
• Salvation Army offers extended hours
• Cutting torch sparks fire at Preston Court
• Jail roof nears completion
• Reading tests revealing
• Rainy weather can't dampen UPRR spirits
• Hansen: More penny-pinching possible
• West Nile still hanging around
• Husband reflects on wife's vanishing memory
• Congressional candidate travels to North Platte
• Ogallala Indian Summer Rendezvous opens Thurs.
• High hopes for harvest
• Pickup crosses alley, crashes through fence
• Art landmark
• Commissioners will tackle energy study
• Banquet to benefit farmers and ranchers
• Making Navy bluegrass
• Lending a helping hand for 35 years
• NPPD customers to see rate increase
• Nonprofits risk losing tax-exempt status
• Home Front books available
• AG talks big issues
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• What a bunch of characters
• Students should start day off right
• Tickets available for Bailey Yard tours
• Man dies of gunshot wound
• Council divided on work sessions
• New program matches hunters with landowners
• Future of railroading
• Soldier: 'We are making a difference'
• Nebraska to get more education dollars
• NP councilmen have a bone to pick with mayor
• Birthday celebration focused on a pet project
• Civil War expert to speak at library
• Dr. Drama
• Songwriter to perform at Playhouse
• Car show draws hundreds downtown
• Memorial wall offers healing
• Students' artwork included in calendar
• UP trains collide, stack up cars between Kearney and Gibbon
• Elementary students help with 'Raising the Woof'
• Street fair planned for downtown
• Commissioners meeting will be short on Tues.
• Birdwood Viaduct cost increases
• Balancing Act
• History tells its tales
• Touchdown to host regional poker tourney
• Children wowed by puppets
• Vietnam Memorial Wall coming to NP
• The battle to end modern-day slavery
• Speed limits may change
• Improvement Fund Grant applications now being accepted
• Young minds, tiny trains
• Going out with a bang
• Lex man dies in Brady canal
• Police arrest 2 accused vandals
• Gamble for good
• Catholic Schools gear up for fundraiser
• GPRMC receives excellence award
• New director named for children's museum
• Fun at the Wellfleet Fall Festival
• Friends lost to war
• Aging can be a battle
• Wheels are turning
• In tribute
• Accident under investigation
• NP playhouse bringing Seuss to life
• Education issues debated
• Salaries still in limbo
• Two arrested on felony shoplifting charges
• Volunteers needed to help with Habitat house this weekend
• True to life
• County tax request will drop
• Area residents reminded of scams
• Chirp, chirp, chirp ...
• Appraisers begin evaluation process
• Drug dealer sentenced to 3-9 years
• Jail issues raise questions
• Spill cleanup complete
• Commissioners may have held illegal meeting
• Healing of 'Jane Smith' a story of faith
• Olympian reflects on achieving his goals
• New York talent scout to visit North Platte
• Railroad to feds: 'Don't harm us'
• PBL sets out to have record-breaking year
• Lightning strike injures NP woman
• Motel pool reopens after closure
• 11-year-old boy struck by a car
• Allen: 'I am prepared' for spot
• Florom's request for rehearing is denied
• Officials: Take care to avoid wildfires
• Titus sentenced for causing injury crash
• Ag Society pledges to address fair issues
• Local hotels experience busy summer
• Broken Bow wind farm is now a reality
• Abuse leads to a long, hard road
• Longhorn cattle provide good show
• Farmers struggle with dry weather
• Growth Fund to be up for vote
• Yates sentenced to 10-20 years in prison
• Photos of area eligible for contest
• Group to protest DHHS hearing
• Local history, in their words
• Omaha event will salute Canteen spirit
• Local students learn life skills
• Tornadoes take on police, fire department
• Tax levy down, property values up
• Fashions help 'raise the woof'
• Learning is fun
• Comprehensive Plan focus groups scheduled to meet
• Teams needed for annual chili cook-off
• Ground broken on new wheel set plant in Hershey
• Auction fundraiser has a cow
• Teen drowns in lake
• Cocaine conviction leads to prison
• Iron Eagle on hot seat
• Bumper crop of snow geese expected this year
• Vets prepare to welcome Wall
• MPCC awarded $40,000 grant
• Counterfeit suspects may have been in NP
• Jail issues resolved for now
• New business comes to lake
• Concert lineup not so certain
• Sour grapes or legitimate gripe?
• MPCC's Chevy Nova on display today
• School board engages critics
• Swain named for chief
• Festival speaker will Bea Funny
• Vandals sought in window shooting spree
• State News At A Glance
• Accident cleanup continues
• County property tax request down 1.76 percent
• Local Brief
• Adams principal ready for challenge
• Police seeking information on Cozad shooting
• Heineman: HHS needs more time
• Upgrading the simple life
• So it begins
• Commissioners set property tax levy for 2010-11
• Police officer offers school safety tips
• Rescues and Runways to benefit animal shelter
• On the hunt
• Board will talk budget, speed limits
• Run to the cure this Labor Day
• Preparing for winter
• Hill visits NP on campaign trail
• Birthday wish
• Commissioners demand answers about filth, moisture in new jail
• Museum plans war reenactment
• Twarling named head of mentoring program
• NPCS phonathon begins this weekend
• 'Goober' says gov. race still winnable
• Honoring homefront heroism
• O'Holleran hopes to help prepare students
• First day fun and games
• Winters' attorney files for new sentencing
• City sales tax just misses mark
• Area blood donors needed
• Wellfleet Fall Festival to be held Saturday
• State shaping immigration law, says gov.
• Local winery offers BBQ with a twist
• What do they think of NP?
• Danny scores again
• Hershey preps for plant
• It's almost time to vote
• Mystery, intrigue, murder -for art
• Neb. nets Top 10 spot for business
• What's a Quality Growth Fund?
• Suspected bomb found near Cozad
• Bringing imagination to life
• Commissioners plan to wrap up budget
• Board sets public hearing regarding final tax request
• DEET can be harmful if misused
• Special session to focus on fund
• MPCC Board approves 2010-11 budget
• Friends will make first trip to Neb. State Fair
• Police seek vandal on shooting spree in North Platte area
• Two die in Keith County crash
• Motorcycle accident injures driver
• UPR picnic highlight of Rail Fest families
• Energy study will address courthouse heating and cooling issues
• Neb. getting $1M to monitor health insurance rates
• United Way plans small business blitz
• Freedom's cost
• On Tuesday, improved website goes live
• Victim's name released
• Mentalist to thrill crowds at NPCC on Thursday
• Heat limits practice
• A bike ride to find a letter
• Harrold honored for Rail Fest
• Mural to celebrate community
• Smith: Plans for district debate in the works
• Wine tasting to benefit local students
• Majority interest of Curtis State Bank sold by family
• Man dies of gunshot wound
• Majority interest of Curtis State Bank sold by family
• Jail roof nears completion
• Commissioners plan to wrap up budget
• Reading tests revealing
• Board sets public hearing regarding final tax request
• Rainy weather can't dampen UPRR spirits
• DEET can be harmful if misused
• Hansen: More penny-pinching possible
• Special session to focus on fund
• West Nile still hanging around
• MPCC Board approves 2010-11 budget
• Husband reflects on wife's vanishing memory
• Advancing debate
• Friends will make first trip to Neb. State Fair
• Congressional candidate travels to North Platte
• Police seek vandal on shooting spree in North Platte area
• Ogallala Indian Summer Rendezvous opens Thurs.
• NP's newest bank open for business
• High hopes for harvest
• Motorcycle accident injures driver
• Pickup crosses alley, crashes through fence
• UPR picnic highlight of Rail Fest families
• Art landmark
• Energy study will address courthouse heating and cooling issues
• Commissioners will tackle energy study
• Neb. getting $1M to monitor health insurance rates
• Banquet to benefit farmers and ranchers
• United Way plans small business blitz
• Making Navy bluegrass
• Freedom's cost
• Lending a helping hand for 35 years
• On Tuesday, improved website goes live
• NPPD customers to see rate increase
• Victim's name released
• Nonprofits risk losing tax-exempt status
• Mentalist to thrill crowds at NPCC on Thursday
• Home Front books available
• Heat limits practice
• AG talks big issues
• A bike ride to find a letter
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Harrold honored for Rail Fest
• What a bunch of characters
• Mural to celebrate community
• Students should start day off right
• Smith: Plans for district debate in the works
• Tickets available for Bailey Yard tours
• Wine tasting to benefit local students
• Informational meetings planned on CRP signup
• Council divided on work sessions
• United Farm & Ranch bought by employees
• New program matches hunters with landowners
• A life-changing day
• Future of railroading
• Turning stuff into art
• Soldier: 'We are making a difference'
• A healthy dose of laughs
• Nebraska to get more education dollars
• Historical Society honors Harrold
• NP councilmen have a bone to pick with mayor
• Council to decide on digging up grave
• Cold Stone Creamery enjoying sweet success
• Birthday celebration focused on a pet project
• Backpack program gets big boost
• Civil War expert to speak at library
• Sleepy local driver may have caused early-morning crash
• Dr. Drama
• St. Pat's to host annual barbecue
• Songwriter to perform at Playhouse
• Hobos wanted for contest
• Car show draws hundreds downtown
• Poker champ from North Platte
• Memorial wall offers healing
• Steppin' out for education
• Students' artwork included in calendar
• Motor vehicle homicide charge in Aug. 10 crash
• UP trains collide, stack up cars between Kearney and Gibbon
• Woman injured in elevator accident
• Elementary students help with 'Raising the Woof'
• Early dismissal? Join the Klub
• Street fair planned for downtown
• Giving back to laborers
• Commissioners meeting will be short on Tues.
• Coldwell Banker to merge with local Century 21 Select
• Birdwood Viaduct cost increases
• Group hopes to educate families
• Balancing Act
• Two North Platte men suspected in Lake Maloney burglaries arrested
• History tells its tales
• Sunrise club bikes to help eradicate polio
• Touchdown to host regional poker tourney
• Brick by brick
• Children wowed by puppets
• Fun for all at Paxton event
• Vietnam Memorial Wall coming to NP
• A new place for butts
• The battle to end modern-day slavery
• Walls closing in at Habitat house
• Speed limits may change
• 5 Trails wins Double Gold at competition
• Improvement Fund Grant applications now being accepted
• Workforce shortages concern for health care future
• Young minds, tiny trains
• Chelsea Clinton weds at exclusive New York estate
• Going out with a bang
• Man survives crash
• Lex man dies in Brady canal
• Board could face fines
• Police arrest 2 accused vandals
• Judge's letter causes friction
• Citizens getting a chance to speak up
• Gamble for good
• New jail should resolve classification issues
• Catholic Schools gear up for fundraiser
• Forum focuses on public health
• GPRMC receives excellence award
• Maxwell celebrates community
• New director named for children's museum
• Buffalo named a Blue Ribbon School
• Fun at the Wellfleet Fall Festival
• Bonds to finance NPPD projects
• Friends lost to war
• Winters sentenced to 5-10 years
• Aging can be a battle
• Love and hot rods at car show
• Wheels are turning
• Public asked to decorate bras
• In tribute
• Co. board to talk budget, zoning
• Accident under investigation
• Third candidate for House officially on ballot
• NP playhouse bringing Seuss to life
• Sexual assault case is continued
• Education issues debated
• Goodfellow Shoe Fund busy buying shoes
• Salaries still in limbo
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Two arrested on felony shoplifting charges
• Talking 'budget, budget, budget'
• Volunteers needed to help with Habitat house this weekend
• Lawmakers eye state's many tax exemptions
• True to life
• Woman donates kidney to save mom
• County tax request will drop
• Blue Ribbon school celebrates national honor
• Area residents reminded of scams
• Will gov. take new state aid?
• Chirp, chirp, chirp ...
• Keep a watchful eye for bullying
• Appraisers begin evaluation process
• Chief Swain? Council says 'no'
• Drug dealer sentenced to 3-9 years
• Rezoning request down to final reading with council
• Jail issues raise questions
• Elks National president to visit NP
• Spill cleanup complete
• Let the Rail Fest begin
• Commissioners may have held illegal meeting
• Another shot in the arm for teens
• Young and old flock to Picnic with the Police
• Healing of 'Jane Smith' a story of faith
• Study: Housing shortage very real
• Olympian reflects on achieving his goals
• O'Holleran hopes to help prepare students
• New York talent scout to visit North Platte
• Rezoning, roads hot topics for county plan
• Railroad to feds: 'Don't harm us'
• Holliday sentenced to 2-5 years in prison
• PBL sets out to have record-breaking year
• Baxter selected by elite band
• Lightning strike injures NP woman
• NP man faces 20 years for assault
• Motel pool reopens after closure
• City budget officially OKed
• 11-year-old boy struck by a car
• Deputies make 245 stops during campaign
• Allen: 'I am prepared' for spot
• Airport Authority asks for $890,400 in property tax $$
• Florom's request for rehearing is denied
• College to host 'meet and greet' for rodeo coach
• Officials: Take care to avoid wildfires
• Nominations due Friday for Women of Achievement
• Titus sentenced for causing injury crash
• Come one, come all for lunch program
• Ag Society pledges to address fair issues
• Council to hear comments on budget
• Local hotels experience busy summer
• State ends contract with Boys and Girls Home
• Broken Bow wind farm is now a reality
• Comforting those in need
• Abuse leads to a long, hard road
• mama
• Longhorn cattle provide good show
• State Patrol will investigate commissioners
• Farmers struggle with dry weather
• A village full of 'Hidden Treasures'
• New business comes to lake
• Donate blood to help save lives
• Growth Fund to be up for vote
• Money raised for Alzheimer's walk
• Yates sentenced to 10-20 years in prison
• Nebraskans try to beat the heat at Cody Park
• Photos of area eligible for contest
• Sheriff-to-be sentenced for DUI
• Group to protest DHHS hearing
• A look back in time
• Local history, in their words
• Housing wait can be long
• Flags fly, motors roar for vets
• Omaha event will salute Canteen spirit
• Serial vandal nabbed for shooting out windows
• Local students learn life skills
• Man convicted in girl's death loses appeal
• Tornadoes take on police, fire department
• City focus group talks economic growth
• Tax levy down, property values up
• Cozad drive-by suspect apprehended
• Fashions help 'raise the woof'
• Rain reveals leaks
• Learning is fun
• Wind farm is an option
• Comprehensive Plan focus groups scheduled to meet
• Helpful disaster
• Teams needed for annual chili cook-off
• A good day for chili
• Ground broken on new wheel set plant in Hershey
• State Fair reps embark on tour
• Auction fundraiser has a cow
• New jail inspection yields 'thumbs up'
• Teen drowns in lake
• Grant from DC will help keep city's firefighters fit
• Cocaine conviction leads to prison
• Campaign underway for add-on to shelter
• Iron Eagle on hot seat
• Suspects named in rash of lake burglaries after arrest in Iowa
• Bumper crop of snow geese expected this year
• Native dance
• Vets prepare to welcome Wall
• Treasure trove
• MPCC awarded $40,000 grant
• Fun run added to Rail Fest schedule
• Counterfeit suspects may have been in NP
• Chief confirmed
• Jail issues resolved for now
• Hill visits NP on campaign trail
• Grounds to play
• Concert lineup not so certain
• Honoring WWII's homefront heroines
• Sour grapes or legitimate gripe?
• North Platte man evades officers
• MPCC's Chevy Nova on display today
• State trooper reports $1M worth of cocaine seized
• School board engages critics
• Battle breaks out at local museum
• Swain named for chief
• Raising roof raises questions
• What now for war-torn Iraq?
• Festival speaker will Bea Funny
• Only standby spots are left for Bailey Yard bus tours
• Vandals sought in window shooting spree
• Survivors tell stories on breast cancer bus
• State News At A Glance
• City budget balancing act
• Accident cleanup continues
• Jail inspector questions timeline
• County property tax request down 1.76 percent
• Oxygen masks may save local pets
• Local Brief
• New speed limits approved for North Lake Rd.
• Adams principal ready for challenge
• Exchange program helps hunters gift excess deer meat
• Police seeking information on Cozad shooting
• Rotary raises enough money to purchase clock
• Heineman: HHS needs more time
• Broken water main floods city streets
• Upgrading the simple life
• WNTA rep details objections to budget
• So it begins
• Council gives OK for hike in electric rates
• Commissioners set property tax levy for 2010-11
• UNK trio headed to China
• Police officer offers school safety tips
• (no headline)
• Rescues and Runways to benefit animal shelter
• Words are art in visiting exhibit
• On the hunt
• New speed limits set for south of town
• Board will talk budget, speed limits
• Injury accident under investigation
• Run to the cure this Labor Day
• Annual Stamp Show headed to local mall
• Preparing for winter
• More water, new challenges at Big Mac
• Bringing imagination to life
• Education groups cry foul over letter
• Birthday wish
• Judge position decision upcoming
• Commissioners demand answers about filth, moisture in new jail
• Domestic violence leads to jail time
• Museum plans war reenactment
• 'Raising the woof' to help shelter
• Twarling named head of mentoring program
• Meeting will focus on zoning, jail
• NPCS phonathon begins this weekend
• Fire department kept running on Thurs. morning
• Mayor reveals chief finalists
• 'Goober' says gov. race still winnable
• Tiny train, big fun
• Honoring homefront heroism
• Be cautious in high-tech world, Gilg warns teens
• Gala to focus on heart health
• Old news
• First day fun and games
• In the Spotlight
• Winters' attorney files for new sentencing
• Board discusses data warehouse
• City sales tax just misses mark
• Trucks set for return show
• Area blood donors needed
• Public to weigh in on county budget
• Wellfleet Fall Festival to be held Saturday
• Abuse of prescribed drugs can be deadly
• State shaping immigration law, says gov.
• 80 and hard at work
• Local winery offers BBQ with a twist
• Could labeling lakes help save lives?
• What do they think of NP?
• A chance to meet, greet candidates
• Danny scores again
• Pet projects
• Hershey preps for plant
• Local News in Brief
• It's almost time to vote
• Weather sets stage for colorful autumn
• Mystery, intrigue, murder -for art
• Budget cuts focused on three areas
• Neb. nets Top 10 spot for business
• Phone services for unemployment claims is halted temporarily
• What's a Quality Growth Fund?
• Registered voter numbers drop in county
• Suspected bomb found near Cozad
• The means to finish the job
• Majority interest of Curtis State Bank sold by family
• Fall festival fun
• Commissioners plan to wrap up budget
• Slimy subject
• Board sets public hearing regarding final tax request
• Commissioners forced to trim $1.2 million
• DEET can be harmful if misused
• Early out days officially begin
• Special session to focus on fund
• What a way to start the day at Rail Fest
• MPCC Board approves 2010-11 budget
• New rules restrict credit counselors
• Denny's planned for North Platte
• Friends will make first trip to Neb. State Fair
• UP historical society to have presence at Rail Fest
• Police seek vandal on shooting spree in North Platte area
• Abuse battle 'is a human rights issue,' speaker says
• NP's newest bank open for business
• Council wraps up budget hearings
• Motorcycle accident injures driver
• School board OKs budget
• UPR picnic highlight of Rail Fest families
• Promising progress in abuse prevention
• Energy study will address courthouse heating and cooling issues
• County whittles down budget
• Neb. getting $1M to monitor health insurance rates
• Expert: North Platte not telling its story
• United Way plans small business blitz
• School threats may have been preventable
• Freedom's cost
• Fun and games
• On Tuesday, improved website goes live
• Local News in Brief
• Victim's name released
• Building history step by step
• Mentalist to thrill crowds at NPCC on Thursday
• Roadshow hits city in search of treasures
• Heat limits practice
• Former state sen. named for award
• A bike ride to find a letter
• Afternoon accident sends 3 to hospital
• Harrold honored for Rail Fest
• Assault with battery - literally
• Mural to celebrate community
• What's the value of agritourism?
• Smith: Plans for district debate in the works
• County town hall meetings to focus on updating plan
• Wine tasting to benefit local students
• Euthanized sheep left to rot for week on local property
• Informational meetings planned on CRP signup
• Salvation Army offers extended hours
• United Farm & Ranch bought by employees
• Cutting torch sparks fire at Preston Court
• A life-changing day
• 'Night Out' shows cops are people too
• Turning stuff into art
• Danger zone
• A healthy dose of laughs
• Columbine survivor to speak in NP
• Historical Society honors Harrold
• Ice cream social at Bridge of Hope
• Council to decide on digging up grave
• North Platte man faces up to 8 years
• Cold Stone Creamery enjoying sweet success
• Council to consider appointments
• Backpack program gets big boost
• Advancing debate
• Sleepy local driver may have caused early-morning crash
• Kroon honored for volunteerism
• St. Pat's to host annual barbecue
• Jail now expected to be done on Dec. 22
• Hobos wanted for contest
• Breast cancer journey set for Oct. 14
• Poker champ from North Platte
• Truck driver dies
• Steppin' out for education
• Car show opens with vows
• Motor vehicle homicide charge in Aug. 10 crash
• The casualties of war
• Woman injured in elevator accident
• From Nebraska to soldiers, with love
• Early dismissal? Join the Klub
• Nebraska soldiers benefit from dinner held tonight
• Giving back to laborers
• Walk at bark park to raise awareness
• Coldwell Banker to merge with local Century 21 Select
• Vision testing important for kids
• Group hopes to educate families
• Ma(i)ze
• Two North Platte men suspected in Lake Maloney burglaries arrested
• Scare season
• Sunrise club bikes to help eradicate polio
• Council schedules work session
• Brick by brick
• Tragedy sparks family activism
• Fun for all at Paxton event
• Museum targets littlest sports fans
• A new place for butts
• New NRD plan allows irrigation to be shut down
• 5 Trails wins Double Gold at competition
• Man dies of gunshot wound
• Workforce shortages concern for health care future
• Jail roof nears completion
• Chelsea Clinton weds at exclusive New York estate
• Reading tests revealing
• Man survives crash
• Rainy weather can't dampen UPRR spirits
• Board could face fines
• Hansen: More penny-pinching possible
• Judge's letter causes friction
• West Nile still hanging around
• Citizens getting a chance to speak up
• Husband reflects on wife's vanishing memory
• New jail should resolve classification issues
• Forum focuses on public health
• Congressional candidate travels to North Platte
• Maxwell celebrates community
• Ogallala Indian Summer Rendezvous opens Thurs.
• Buffalo named a Blue Ribbon School
• High hopes for harvest
• Bonds to finance NPPD projects
• Pickup crosses alley, crashes through fence
• Winters sentenced to 5-10 years
• Art landmark
• Love and hot rods at car show
• Commissioners will tackle energy study
• Public asked to decorate bras
• Banquet to benefit farmers and ranchers
• Co. board to talk budget, zoning
• Making Navy bluegrass
• Third candidate for House officially on ballot
• Lending a helping hand for 35 years
• Sexual assault case is continued
• NPPD customers to see rate increase
• Goodfellow Shoe Fund busy buying shoes
• Nonprofits risk losing tax-exempt status
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Home Front books available
• Talking 'budget, budget, budget'
• AG talks big issues
• Lawmakers eye state's many tax exemptions
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Woman donates kidney to save mom
• What a bunch of characters
• Blue Ribbon school celebrates national honor
• Students should start day off right
• Walls closing in at Habitat house
• Tickets available for Bailey Yard tours
• Keep a watchful eye for bullying
• The battle to end modern-day slavery
• Chief Swain? Council says 'no'
• Council divided on work sessions
• Rezoning request down to final reading with council
• New program matches hunters with landowners
• Elks National president to visit NP
• Future of railroading
• Let the Rail Fest begin
• Soldier: 'We are making a difference'
• Another shot in the arm for teens
• Nebraska to get more education dollars
• Young and old flock to Picnic with the Police
• NP councilmen have a bone to pick with mayor
• Study: Housing shortage very real
• O'Holleran hopes to help prepare students
• Birthday celebration focused on a pet project
• Rezoning, roads hot topics for county plan
• Civil War expert to speak at library
• Holliday sentenced to 2-5 years in prison
• Dr. Drama
• Baxter selected by elite band
• Songwriter to perform at Playhouse
• NP man faces 20 years for assault
• Car show draws hundreds downtown
• City budget officially OKed
• Memorial wall offers healing
• Deputies make 245 stops during campaign
• Students' artwork included in calendar
• Airport Authority asks for $890,400 in property tax $$
• UP trains collide, stack up cars between Kearney and Gibbon
• College to host 'meet and greet' for rodeo coach
• Elementary students help with 'Raising the Woof'
• Nominations due Friday for Women of Achievement
• Street fair planned for downtown
• Come one, come all for lunch program
• Commissioners meeting will be short on Tues.
• Council to hear comments on budget
• Birdwood Viaduct cost increases
• State ends contract with Boys and Girls Home
• Balancing Act
• Comforting those in need
• History tells its tales
• mama
• Touchdown to host regional poker tourney
• State Patrol will investigate commissioners
• Children wowed by puppets
• Will gov. take new state aid?
• Vietnam Memorial Wall coming to NP
• Donate blood to help save lives
• Area residents reminded of scams
• Money raised for Alzheimer's walk
• Speed limits may change
• Nebraskans try to beat the heat at Cody Park
• Improvement Fund Grant applications now being accepted
• Sheriff-to-be sentenced for DUI
• Young minds, tiny trains
• A look back in time
• Going out with a bang
• Housing wait can be long
• Lex man dies in Brady canal
• Flags fly, motors roar for vets
• Police arrest 2 accused vandals
• Serial vandal nabbed for shooting out windows
• Man convicted in girl's death loses appeal
• Gamble for good
• City focus group talks economic growth
• Catholic Schools gear up for fundraiser
• Cozad drive-by suspect apprehended
• GPRMC receives excellence award
• Rain reveals leaks
• New director named for children's museum
• Wind farm is an option
• Fun at the Wellfleet Fall Festival
• Helpful disaster
• Friends lost to war
• A good day for chili
• Aging can be a battle
• State Fair reps embark on tour
• Wheels are turning
• New jail inspection yields 'thumbs up'
• In tribute
• Grant from DC will help keep city's firefighters fit
• Accident under investigation
• Campaign underway for add-on to shelter
• NP playhouse bringing Seuss to life
• Suspects named in rash of lake burglaries after arrest in Iowa
• Education issues debated
• Native dance
• Salaries still in limbo
• Treasure trove
• Two arrested on felony shoplifting charges
• Fun run added to Rail Fest schedule
• Volunteers needed to help with Habitat house this weekend
• Chief confirmed
• True to life
• A village full of 'Hidden Treasures'
• County tax request will drop
• Grounds to play
• Farmers struggle with dry weather
• Honoring WWII's homefront heroines
• Chirp, chirp, chirp ...
• North Platte man evades officers
• Appraisers begin evaluation process
• State trooper reports $1M worth of cocaine seized
• Drug dealer sentenced to 3-9 years
• Battle breaks out at local museum
• Jail issues raise questions
• Raising roof raises questions
• Spill cleanup complete
• What now for war-torn Iraq?
• Commissioners may have held illegal meeting
• Only standby spots are left for Bailey Yard bus tours
• Survivors tell stories on breast cancer bus
• Healing of 'Jane Smith' a story of faith
• City budget balancing act
• Olympian reflects on achieving his goals
• Jail inspector questions timeline
• New York talent scout to visit North Platte
• Oxygen masks may save local pets
• Railroad to feds: 'Don't harm us'
• New speed limits approved for North Lake Rd.
• PBL sets out to have record-breaking year
• Exchange program helps hunters gift excess deer meat
• Lightning strike injures NP woman
• Rotary raises enough money to purchase clock
• Motel pool reopens after closure
• Broken water main floods city streets
• 11-year-old boy struck by a car
• WNTA rep details objections to budget
• Allen: 'I am prepared' for spot
• Council gives OK for hike in electric rates
• Florom's request for rehearing is denied
• UNK trio headed to China
• Officials: Take care to avoid wildfires
• (no headline)
• Titus sentenced for causing injury crash
• Words are art in visiting exhibit
• Ag Society pledges to address fair issues
• New speed limits set for south of town
• Local hotels experience busy summer
• Injury accident under investigation
• Broken Bow wind farm is now a reality
• Annual Stamp Show headed to local mall
• Abuse leads to a long, hard road
• More water, new challenges at Big Mac
• Longhorn cattle provide good show
• Judge position decision upcoming
• New business comes to lake
• Domestic violence leads to jail time
• Growth Fund to be up for vote
• 'Raising the woof' to help shelter
• Yates sentenced to 10-20 years in prison
• Meeting will focus on zoning, jail
• Photos of area eligible for contest
• Fire department kept running on Thurs. morning
• Group to protest DHHS hearing
• Mayor reveals chief finalists
• Local history, in their words
• Tiny train, big fun
• Be cautious in high-tech world, Gilg warns teens
• Omaha event will salute Canteen spirit
• Old news
• Local students learn life skills
• In the Spotlight
• Tornadoes take on police, fire department
• Board discusses data warehouse
• Tax levy down, property values up
• Trucks set for return show
• Fashions help 'raise the woof'
• Public to weigh in on county budget
• Learning is fun
• Abuse of prescribed drugs can be deadly
• Comprehensive Plan focus groups scheduled to meet
• 80 and hard at work
• Teams needed for annual chili cook-off
• Could labeling lakes help save lives?
• Ground broken on new wheel set plant in Hershey
• A chance to meet, greet candidates
• Auction fundraiser has a cow
• Pet projects
• Teen drowns in lake
• Local News in Brief
• Cocaine conviction leads to prison
• Weather sets stage for colorful autumn
• Iron Eagle on hot seat
• Budget cuts focused on three areas
• Bumper crop of snow geese expected this year
• Phone services for unemployment claims is halted temporarily
• Vets prepare to welcome Wall
• Registered voter numbers drop in county
• MPCC awarded $40,000 grant
• The means to finish the job
• Counterfeit suspects may have been in NP
• Education groups cry foul over letter
• Jail issues resolved for now
• Slimy subject
• Hill visits NP on campaign trail
• Commissioners forced to trim $1.2 million
• Concert lineup not so certain
• Early out days officially begin
• Sour grapes or legitimate gripe?
• What a way to start the day at Rail Fest
• MPCC's Chevy Nova on display today
• New rules restrict credit counselors
• School board engages critics
• Denny's planned for North Platte
• Swain named for chief
• UP historical society to have presence at Rail Fest
• Abuse battle 'is a human rights issue,' speaker says
• Festival speaker will Bea Funny
• Council wraps up budget hearings
• Vandals sought in window shooting spree
• School board OKs budget
• State News At A Glance
• Promising progress in abuse prevention
• Accident cleanup continues
• County whittles down budget
• County property tax request down 1.76 percent
• Expert: North Platte not telling its story
• Local Brief
• School threats may have been preventable
• Adams principal ready for challenge
• Fun and games
• Police seeking information on Cozad shooting
• Local News in Brief
• Heineman: HHS needs more time
• Building history step by step
• Upgrading the simple life
• Roadshow hits city in search of treasures
• So it begins
• Former state sen. named for award
• Commissioners set property tax levy for 2010-11
• Afternoon accident sends 3 to hospital
• Police officer offers school safety tips
• Assault with battery - literally
• Rescues and Runways to benefit animal shelter
• What's the value of agritourism?
• On the hunt
• County town hall meetings to focus on updating plan
• Board will talk budget, speed limits
• Euthanized sheep left to rot for week on local property
• Run to the cure this Labor Day
• Fall festival fun
• Preparing for winter
• Cutting torch sparks fire at Preston Court
• Bringing imagination to life
• 'Night Out' shows cops are people too
• Birthday wish
• Danger zone
• Commissioners demand answers about filth, moisture in new jail
• Columbine survivor to speak in NP
• Museum plans war reenactment
• Ice cream social at Bridge of Hope
• Twarling named head of mentoring program
• North Platte man faces up to 8 years
• NPCS phonathon begins this weekend
• Council to consider appointments
• Two die in Keith County crash
• 'Goober' says gov. race still winnable
• Kroon honored for volunteerism
• Honoring homefront heroism
• Jail now expected to be done on Dec. 22
• Gala to focus on heart health
• Breast cancer journey set for Oct. 14
• First day fun and games
• Truck driver dies
• Winters' attorney files for new sentencing
• Car show opens with vows
• City sales tax just misses mark
• The casualties of war
• Area blood donors needed
• From Nebraska to soldiers, with love
• Wellfleet Fall Festival to be held Saturday
• Nebraska soldiers benefit from dinner held tonight
• State shaping immigration law, says gov.
• Walk at bark park to raise awareness
• Local winery offers BBQ with a twist
• Vision testing important for kids
• What do they think of NP?
• Ma(i)ze
• Danny scores again
• Scare season
• Hershey preps for plant
• Council schedules work session
• It's almost time to vote
• Tragedy sparks family activism
• Mystery, intrigue, murder -for art
• Museum targets littlest sports fans
• Neb. nets Top 10 spot for business
• New NRD plan allows irrigation to be shut down
• What's a Quality Growth Fund?
• Salvation Army offers extended hours
• Suspected bomb found near Cozad
• New NRD plan allows irrigation to be shut down
• Phone services for unemployment claims is halted temporarily
• Salvation Army offers extended hours
• Registered voter numbers drop in county
• Cutting torch sparks fire at Preston Court
• The means to finish the job
• 'Night Out' shows cops are people too
• Education groups cry foul over letter
• Danger zone
• Judge position decision upcoming
• Columbine survivor to speak in NP
• Domestic violence leads to jail time
• Ice cream social at Bridge of Hope
• 'Raising the woof' to help shelter
• North Platte man faces up to 8 years
• Meeting will focus on zoning, jail
• Council to consider appointments
• Fire department kept running on Thurs. morning
• Mayor reveals chief finalists
• Kroon honored for volunteerism
• Tiny train, big fun
• Jail now expected to be done on Dec. 22
• Breast cancer journey set for Oct. 14
• Old news
• Truck driver dies
• In the Spotlight
• Car show opens with vows
• Board discusses data warehouse
• The casualties of war
• Trucks set for return show
• From Nebraska to soldiers, with love
• Public to weigh in on county budget
• Nebraska soldiers benefit from dinner held tonight
• Abuse of prescribed drugs can be deadly
• Walk at bark park to raise awareness
• 80 and hard at work
• Vision testing important for kids
• Could labeling lakes help save lives?
• Ma(i)ze
• A chance to meet, greet candidates
• Scare season
• Pet projects
• Council schedules work session
• Local News in Brief
• Tragedy sparks family activism
• Weather sets stage for colorful autumn
• Museum targets littlest sports fans
• Budget cuts focused on three areas
• Students should start day off right
• What's the value of agritourism?
• Tickets available for Bailey Yard tours
• County town hall meetings to focus on updating plan
• Man dies of gunshot wound
• Euthanized sheep left to rot for week on local property
• Jail roof nears completion
• Fall festival fun
• Reading tests revealing
• Slimy subject
• Rainy weather can't dampen UPRR spirits
• Commissioners forced to trim $1.2 million
• Hansen: More penny-pinching possible
• Early out days officially begin
• West Nile still hanging around
• What a way to start the day at Rail Fest
• Husband reflects on wife's vanishing memory
• New rules restrict credit counselors
• Denny's planned for North Platte
• Congressional candidate travels to North Platte
• UP historical society to have presence at Rail Fest
• Ogallala Indian Summer Rendezvous opens Thurs.
• High hopes for harvest
• Council wraps up budget hearings
• Pickup crosses alley, crashes through fence
• School board OKs budget
• Art landmark
• Promising progress in abuse prevention
• Commissioners will tackle energy study
• County whittles down budget
• Banquet to benefit farmers and ranchers
• Expert: North Platte not telling its story
• Making Navy bluegrass
• School threats may have been preventable
• Lending a helping hand for 35 years
• Fun and games
• NPPD customers to see rate increase
• Local News in Brief
• Nonprofits risk losing tax-exempt status
• Building history step by step
• Home Front books available
• Roadshow hits city in search of treasures
• AG talks big issues
• Former state sen. named for award
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Afternoon accident sends 3 to hospital
• What a bunch of characters
• Assault with battery - literally
• Vietnam Memorial Wall coming to NP
• Museum targets littlest sports fans
• The battle to end modern-day slavery
• New NRD plan allows irrigation to be shut down
• Council divided on work sessions
• Salvation Army offers extended hours
• New program matches hunters with landowners
• Cutting torch sparks fire at Preston Court
• Future of railroading
• 'Night Out' shows cops are people too
• Soldier: 'We are making a difference'
• Danger zone
• Nebraska to get more education dollars
• Columbine survivor to speak in NP
• NP councilmen have a bone to pick with mayor
• Ice cream social at Bridge of Hope
• North Platte man faces up to 8 years
• Birthday celebration focused on a pet project
• Council to consider appointments
• Civil War expert to speak at library
• Dr. Drama
• Kroon honored for volunteerism
• Songwriter to perform at Playhouse
• Jail now expected to be done on Dec. 22
• Car show draws hundreds downtown
• Breast cancer journey set for Oct. 14
• Memorial wall offers healing
• Truck driver dies
• Students' artwork included in calendar
• Car show opens with vows
• UP trains collide, stack up cars between Kearney and Gibbon
• The casualties of war
• Elementary students help with 'Raising the Woof'
• From Nebraska to soldiers, with love
• Street fair planned for downtown
• Nebraska soldiers benefit from dinner held tonight
• Commissioners meeting will be short on Tues.
• Walk at bark park to raise awareness
• Birdwood Viaduct cost increases
• Vision testing important for kids
• Balancing Act
• Ma(i)ze
• History tells its tales
• Scare season
• Touchdown to host regional poker tourney
• Council schedules work session
• Children wowed by puppets
• Tragedy sparks family activism
• County tax request will drop
• What a bunch of characters
• Area residents reminded of scams
• Students should start day off right
• Speed limits may change
• Tickets available for Bailey Yard tours
• Improvement Fund Grant applications now being accepted
• Man dies of gunshot wound
• Young minds, tiny trains
• Jail roof nears completion
• Going out with a bang
• Reading tests revealing
• Lex man dies in Brady canal
• Rainy weather can't dampen UPRR spirits
• Police arrest 2 accused vandals
• Hansen: More penny-pinching possible
• West Nile still hanging around
• Gamble for good
• Husband reflects on wife's vanishing memory
• Catholic Schools gear up for fundraiser
• GPRMC receives excellence award
• Congressional candidate travels to North Platte
• New director named for children's museum
• Ogallala Indian Summer Rendezvous opens Thurs.
• Fun at the Wellfleet Fall Festival
• High hopes for harvest
• Friends lost to war
• Pickup crosses alley, crashes through fence
• Aging can be a battle
• Art landmark
• Wheels are turning
• Commissioners will tackle energy study
• In tribute
• Banquet to benefit farmers and ranchers
• Accident under investigation
• Making Navy bluegrass
• NP playhouse bringing Seuss to life
• Lending a helping hand for 35 years
• Education issues debated
• NPPD customers to see rate increase
• Salaries still in limbo
• Nonprofits risk losing tax-exempt status
• Two arrested on felony shoplifting charges
• Home Front books available
• Volunteers needed to help with Habitat house this weekend
• AG talks big issues
• True to life
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Longhorn cattle provide good show
• Touchdown to host regional poker tourney
• Farmers struggle with dry weather
• Children wowed by puppets
• Chirp, chirp, chirp ...
• Vietnam Memorial Wall coming to NP
• Appraisers begin evaluation process
• The battle to end modern-day slavery
• Drug dealer sentenced to 3-9 years
• Council divided on work sessions
• Jail issues raise questions
• New program matches hunters with landowners
• Spill cleanup complete
• Future of railroading
• Commissioners may have held illegal meeting
• Soldier: 'We are making a difference'
• Nebraska to get more education dollars
• Healing of 'Jane Smith' a story of faith
• NP councilmen have a bone to pick with mayor
• Olympian reflects on achieving his goals
• New York talent scout to visit North Platte
• Birthday celebration focused on a pet project
• Railroad to feds: 'Don't harm us'
• Civil War expert to speak at library
• PBL sets out to have record-breaking year
• Dr. Drama
• Lightning strike injures NP woman
• Songwriter to perform at Playhouse
• Motel pool reopens after closure
• Car show draws hundreds downtown
• 11-year-old boy struck by a car
• Memorial wall offers healing
• Allen: 'I am prepared' for spot
• Students' artwork included in calendar
• Florom's request for rehearing is denied
• UP trains collide, stack up cars between Kearney and Gibbon
• Officials: Take care to avoid wildfires
• Elementary students help with 'Raising the Woof'
• Titus sentenced for causing injury crash
• Street fair planned for downtown
• Ag Society pledges to address fair issues
• Commissioners meeting will be short on Tues.
• Local hotels experience busy summer
• Birdwood Viaduct cost increases
• Broken Bow wind farm is now a reality
• Balancing Act
• Abuse leads to a long, hard road
• History tells its tales
• Counterfeit suspects may have been in NP
• Volunteers needed to help with Habitat house this weekend
• Jail issues resolved for now
• True to life
• New business comes to lake
• County tax request will drop
• Growth Fund to be up for vote
• Area residents reminded of scams
• Yates sentenced to 10-20 years in prison
• Speed limits may change
• Photos of area eligible for contest
• Improvement Fund Grant applications now being accepted
• Group to protest DHHS hearing
• Young minds, tiny trains
• Local history, in their words
• Going out with a bang
• Lex man dies in Brady canal
• Omaha event will salute Canteen spirit
• Police arrest 2 accused vandals
• Local students learn life skills
• Complaint filed against Judge Murphy
• Gamble for good
• Tax levy down, property values up
• Catholic Schools gear up for fundraiser
• Fashions help 'raise the woof'
• GPRMC receives excellence award
• Learning is fun
• New director named for children's museum
• Comprehensive Plan focus groups scheduled to meet
• Fun at the Wellfleet Fall Festival
• Teams needed for annual chili cook-off
• Friends lost to war
• Ground broken on new wheel set plant in Hershey
• Aging can be a battle
• Auction fundraiser has a cow
• Wheels are turning
• Teen drowns in lake
• In tribute
• Cocaine conviction leads to prison
• Accident under investigation
• Iron Eagle on hot seat
• NP playhouse bringing Seuss to life
• Bumper crop of snow geese expected this year
• Education issues debated
• Vets prepare to welcome Wall
• Salaries still in limbo
• MPCC awarded $40,000 grant
• Two arrested on felony shoplifting charges
• Preparing for winter
• Abuse leads to a long, hard road
• Hill visits NP on campaign trail
• Longhorn cattle provide good show
• Concert lineup not so certain
• Farmers struggle with dry weather
• Sour grapes or legitimate gripe?
• Chirp, chirp, chirp ...
• MPCC's Chevy Nova on display today
• Appraisers begin evaluation process
• School board engages critics
• Drug dealer sentenced to 3-9 years
• Swain named for chief
• Jail issues raise questions
• Spill cleanup complete
• Festival speaker will Bea Funny
• Commissioners may have held illegal meeting
• Vandals sought in window shooting spree
• Tornadoes take on police, fire department
• Healing of 'Jane Smith' a story of faith
• Accident cleanup continues
• Olympian reflects on achieving his goals
• County property tax request down 1.76 percent
• New York talent scout to visit North Platte
• Local Brief
• Railroad to feds: 'Don't harm us'
• Adams principal ready for challenge
• PBL sets out to have record-breaking year
• Police seeking information on Cozad shooting
• Lightning strike injures NP woman
• Heineman: HHS needs more time
• Motel pool reopens after closure
• Upgrading the simple life
• 11-year-old boy struck by a car
• So it begins
• Allen: 'I am prepared' for spot
• Commissioners set property tax levy for 2010-11
• Florom's request for rehearing is denied
• Police officer offers school safety tips
• Officials: Take care to avoid wildfires
• Rescues and Runways to benefit animal shelter
• Titus sentenced for causing injury crash
• On the hunt
• Ag Society pledges to address fair issues
• Board will talk budget, speed limits
• Local hotels experience busy summer
• Run to the cure this Labor Day
• Broken Bow wind farm is now a reality
• Suspected bomb found near Cozad
• MPCC awarded $40,000 grant
• Bringing imagination to life
• Counterfeit suspects may have been in NP
• Birthday wish
• Jail issues resolved for now
• Commissioners demand answers about filth, moisture in new jail
• New business comes to lake
• Museum plans war reenactment
• Growth Fund to be up for vote
• Twarling named head of mentoring program
• Yates sentenced to 10-20 years in prison
• NPCS phonathon begins this weekend
• Photos of area eligible for contest
• Group to protest DHHS hearing
• 'Goober' says gov. race still winnable
• Local history, in their words
• Honoring homefront heroism
• State News At A Glance
• Omaha event will salute Canteen spirit
• First day fun and games
• Local students learn life skills
• Winters' attorney files for new sentencing
• Complaint filed against Judge Murphy
• City sales tax just misses mark
• Tax levy down, property values up
• Area blood donors needed
• Fashions help 'raise the woof'
• Wellfleet Fall Festival to be held Saturday
• Learning is fun
• State shaping immigration law, says gov.
• Comprehensive Plan focus groups scheduled to meet
• Local winery offers BBQ with a twist
• Teams needed for annual chili cook-off
• What do they think of NP?
• Ground broken on new wheel set plant in Hershey
• Danny scores again
• Auction fundraiser has a cow
• Hershey preps for plant
• Teen drowns in lake
• It's almost time to vote
• Cocaine conviction leads to prison
• Mystery, intrigue, murder -for art
• Iron Eagle on hot seat
• Neb. nets Top 10 spot for business
• Bumper crop of snow geese expected this year
• What's a Quality Growth Fund?
• Vets prepare to welcome Wall
• Wine tasting to benefit local students
• Board will talk budget, speed limits
• Majority interest of Curtis State Bank sold by family
• Run to the cure this Labor Day
• Commissioners plan to wrap up budget
• Preparing for winter
• Board sets public hearing regarding final tax request
• Hill visits NP on campaign trail
• DEET can be harmful if misused
• Concert lineup not so certain
• Special session to focus on fund
• Sour grapes or legitimate gripe?
• MPCC Board approves 2010-11 budget
• MPCC's Chevy Nova on display today
• School board engages critics
• Friends will make first trip to Neb. State Fair
• Swain named for chief
• Police seek vandal on shooting spree in North Platte area
• Gala to focus on heart health
• Festival speaker will Bea Funny
• Motorcycle accident injures driver
• Vandals sought in window shooting spree
• UPR picnic highlight of Rail Fest families
• Tornadoes take on police, fire department
• Energy study will address courthouse heating and cooling issues
• Accident cleanup continues
• Neb. getting $1M to monitor health insurance rates
• County property tax request down 1.76 percent
• United Way plans small business blitz
• Local Brief
• Freedom's cost
• Adams principal ready for challenge
• On Tuesday, improved website goes live
• Police seeking information on Cozad shooting
• Victim's name released
• Heineman: HHS needs more time
• Mentalist to thrill crowds at NPCC on Thursday
• Upgrading the simple life
• Heat limits practice
• So it begins
• A bike ride to find a letter
• Commissioners set property tax levy for 2010-11
• Harrold honored for Rail Fest
• Police officer offers school safety tips
• Mural to celebrate community
• Rescues and Runways to benefit animal shelter
• Smith: Plans for district debate in the works
• On the hunt
• A new place for butts
• Neb. nets Top 10 spot for business
• Informational meetings planned on CRP signup
• What's a Quality Growth Fund?
• United Farm & Ranch bought by employees
• Suspected bomb found near Cozad
• A life-changing day
• Bringing imagination to life
• Turning stuff into art
• Birthday wish
• A healthy dose of laughs
• Commissioners demand answers about filth, moisture in new jail
• Historical Society honors Harrold
• Museum plans war reenactment
• Council to decide on digging up grave
• Twarling named head of mentoring program
• Cold Stone Creamery enjoying sweet success
• NPCS phonathon begins this weekend
• Backpack program gets big boost
• NP's newest bank open for business
• 'Goober' says gov. race still winnable
• St. Pat's to host annual barbecue
• Honoring homefront heroism
• Hobos wanted for contest
• State News At A Glance
• Poker champ from North Platte
• First day fun and games
• Steppin' out for education
• Winters' attorney files for new sentencing
• Motor vehicle homicide charge in Aug. 10 crash
• City sales tax just misses mark
• Woman injured in elevator accident
• Area blood donors needed
• Early dismissal? Join the Klub
• Wellfleet Fall Festival to be held Saturday
• Giving back to laborers
• State shaping immigration law, says gov.
• Coldwell Banker to merge with local Century 21 Select
• Local winery offers BBQ with a twist
• Group hopes to educate families
• What do they think of NP?
• Two North Platte men suspected in Lake Maloney burglaries arrested
• Danny scores again
• Sunrise club bikes to help eradicate polio
• Hershey preps for plant
• Brick by brick
• It's almost time to vote
• Fun for all at Paxton event
• Mystery, intrigue, murder -for art
• Mural to celebrate community
• Walls closing in at Habitat house
• Smith: Plans for district debate in the works
• 5 Trails wins Double Gold at competition
• Wine tasting to benefit local students
• Workforce shortages concern for health care future
• Majority interest of Curtis State Bank sold by family
• Chelsea Clinton weds at exclusive New York estate
• Commissioners plan to wrap up budget
• Man survives crash
• Board sets public hearing regarding final tax request
• Board could face fines
• DEET can be harmful if misused
• Judge's letter causes friction
• Special session to focus on fund
• Citizens getting a chance to speak up
• MPCC Board approves 2010-11 budget
• New jail should resolve classification issues
• Scary at the Spike
• Friends will make first trip to Neb. State Fair
• Maxwell celebrates community
• Police seek vandal on shooting spree in North Platte area
• Buffalo named a Blue Ribbon School
• Gala to focus on heart health
• Bonds to finance NPPD projects
• Motorcycle accident injures driver
• Winters sentenced to 5-10 years
• UPR picnic highlight of Rail Fest families
• Love and hot rods at car show
• Energy study will address courthouse heating and cooling issues
• Public asked to decorate bras
• Neb. getting $1M to monitor health insurance rates
• Co. board to talk budget, zoning
• United Way plans small business blitz
• Third candidate for House officially on ballot
• Freedom's cost
• Sexual assault case is continued
• On Tuesday, improved website goes live
• Goodfellow Shoe Fund busy buying shoes
• Victim's name released
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Mentalist to thrill crowds at NPCC on Thursday
• Talking 'budget, budget, budget'
• Heat limits practice
• Lawmakers eye state's many tax exemptions
• A bike ride to find a letter
• Woman donates kidney to save mom
• Harrold honored for Rail Fest
• Blue Ribbon school celebrates national honor
• Brick by brick
• Will gov. take new state aid?
• Fun for all at Paxton event
• Keep a watchful eye for bullying
• A new place for butts
• Chief Swain? Council says 'no'
• Informational meetings planned on CRP signup
• Rezoning request down to final reading with council
• United Farm & Ranch bought by employees
• Elks National president to visit NP
• A life-changing day
• Let the Rail Fest begin
• Turning stuff into art
• Another shot in the arm for teens
• A healthy dose of laughs
• Young and old flock to Picnic with the Police
• Historical Society honors Harrold
• Study: Housing shortage very real
• Council to decide on digging up grave
• Cold Stone Creamery enjoying sweet success
• Rezoning, roads hot topics for county plan
• Backpack program gets big boost
• Holliday sentenced to 2-5 years in prison
• NP's newest bank open for business
• Baxter selected by elite band
• St. Pat's to host annual barbecue
• NP man faces 20 years for assault
• Hobos wanted for contest
• City budget officially OKed
• Poker champ from North Platte
• Deputies make 245 stops during campaign
• Steppin' out for education
• Airport Authority asks for $890,400 in property tax $$
• Motor vehicle homicide charge in Aug. 10 crash
• College to host 'meet and greet' for rodeo coach
• Woman injured in elevator accident
• Nominations due Friday for Women of Achievement
• Early dismissal? Join the Klub
• Come one, come all for lunch program
• Giving back to laborers
• Council to hear comments on budget
• Coldwell Banker to merge with local Century 21 Select
• State ends contract with Boys and Girls Home
• Group hopes to educate families
• Comforting those in need
• Two North Platte men suspected in Lake Maloney burglaries arrested
• mama
• Sunrise club bikes to help eradicate polio
• State Patrol will investigate commissioners
• Lawmakers eye state's many tax exemptions
• A village full of 'Hidden Treasures'
• Woman donates kidney to save mom
• Donate blood to help save lives
• Blue Ribbon school celebrates national honor
• Money raised for Alzheimer's walk
• Walls closing in at Habitat house
• Nebraskans try to beat the heat at Cody Park
• 5 Trails wins Double Gold at competition
• Sheriff-to-be sentenced for DUI
• Workforce shortages concern for health care future
• A look back in time
• Chelsea Clinton weds at exclusive New York estate
• Housing wait can be long
• Man survives crash
• Flags fly, motors roar for vets
• Board could face fines
• Serial vandal nabbed for shooting out windows
• Judge's letter causes friction
• Citizens getting a chance to speak up
• City focus group talks economic growth
• New jail should resolve classification issues
• Cozad drive-by suspect apprehended
• Scary at the Spike
• Rain reveals leaks
• Maxwell celebrates community
• Wind farm is an option
• Buffalo named a Blue Ribbon School
• Helpful disaster
• Bonds to finance NPPD projects
• A good day for chili
• Winters sentenced to 5-10 years
• State Fair reps embark on tour
• Love and hot rods at car show
• New jail inspection yields 'thumbs up'
• Public asked to decorate bras
• Grant from DC will help keep city's firefighters fit
• Co. board to talk budget, zoning
• Campaign underway for add-on to shelter
• Third candidate for House officially on ballot
• Suspects named in rash of lake burglaries after arrest in Iowa
• Sexual assault case is continued
• Native dance
• Goodfellow Shoe Fund busy buying shoes
• Treasure trove
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Fun run added to Rail Fest schedule
• Talking 'budget, budget, budget'
• Chief confirmed
• Comforting those in need
• More water, new challenges at Big Mac
• mama
• Grounds to play
• State Patrol will investigate commissioners
• Honoring WWII's homefront heroines
• Will gov. take new state aid?
• North Platte man evades officers
• Keep a watchful eye for bullying
• State trooper reports $1M worth of cocaine seized
• Chief Swain? Council says 'no'
• Battle breaks out at local museum
• Rezoning request down to final reading with council
• Raising roof raises questions
• Elks National president to visit NP
• What now for war-torn Iraq?
• Let the Rail Fest begin
• Only standby spots are left for Bailey Yard bus tours
• Another shot in the arm for teens
• Young and old flock to Picnic with the Police
• City budget balancing act
• Study: Housing shortage very real
• Jail inspector questions timeline
• Oxygen masks may save local pets
• Rezoning, roads hot topics for county plan
• New speed limits approved for North Lake Rd.
• Holliday sentenced to 2-5 years in prison
• Exchange program helps hunters gift excess deer meat
• Baxter selected by elite band
• Rotary raises enough money to purchase clock
• NP man faces 20 years for assault
• Broken water main floods city streets
• City budget officially OKed
• WNTA rep details objections to budget
• Deputies make 245 stops during campaign
• Council gives OK for hike in electric rates
• Airport Authority asks for $890,400 in property tax $$
• UNK trio headed to China
• College to host 'meet and greet' for rodeo coach
• (no headline)
• Nominations due Friday for Women of Achievement
• Words are art in visiting exhibit
• Come one, come all for lunch program
• New speed limits set for south of town
• Council to hear comments on budget
• Injury accident under investigation
• State ends contract with Boys and Girls Home
• Annual Stamp Show headed to local mall
• The means to finish the job
• Fun run added to Rail Fest schedule
• Education groups cry foul over letter
• Chief confirmed
• Judge position decision upcoming
• A village full of 'Hidden Treasures'
• Domestic violence leads to jail time
• Donate blood to help save lives
• 'Raising the woof' to help shelter
• Money raised for Alzheimer's walk
• Meeting will focus on zoning, jail
• Nebraskans try to beat the heat at Cody Park
• Fire department kept running on Thurs. morning
• Sheriff-to-be sentenced for DUI
• Mayor reveals chief finalists
• A look back in time
• Tiny train, big fun
• Housing wait can be long
• Flags fly, motors roar for vets
• Old news
• Serial vandal nabbed for shooting out windows
• In the Spotlight
• Board discusses data warehouse
• City focus group talks economic growth
• Trucks set for return show
• Cozad drive-by suspect apprehended
• Public to weigh in on county budget
• Rain reveals leaks
• Abuse of prescribed drugs can be deadly
• Wind farm is an option
• 80 and hard at work
• Helpful disaster
• Could labeling lakes help save lives?
• A good day for chili
• A chance to meet, greet candidates
• State Fair reps embark on tour
• Pet projects
• New jail inspection yields 'thumbs up'
• Local News in Brief
• Grant from DC will help keep city's firefighters fit
• Weather sets stage for colorful autumn
• Campaign underway for add-on to shelter
• Budget cuts focused on three areas
• Suspects named in rash of lake burglaries after arrest in Iowa
• Phone services for unemployment claims is halted temporarily
• Native dance
• Registered voter numbers drop in county
• Treasure trove
• Euthanized sheep left to rot for week on local property
• Injury accident under investigation
• Fall festival fun
• Annual Stamp Show headed to local mall
• Slimy subject
• More water, new challenges at Big Mac
• Commissioners forced to trim $1.2 million
• Grounds to play
• Early out days officially begin
• Honoring WWII's homefront heroines
• What a way to start the day at Rail Fest
• North Platte man evades officers
• New rules restrict credit counselors
• State trooper reports $1M worth of cocaine seized
• Denny's planned for North Platte
• Battle breaks out at local museum
• UP historical society to have presence at Rail Fest
• Raising roof raises questions
• What now for war-torn Iraq?
• Council wraps up budget hearings
• Only standby spots are left for Bailey Yard bus tours
• School board OKs budget
• Promising progress in abuse prevention
• City budget balancing act
• County whittles down budget
• Jail inspector questions timeline
• Expert: North Platte not telling its story
• Oxygen masks may save local pets
• School threats may have been preventable
• New speed limits approved for North Lake Rd.
• Fun and games
• Exchange program helps hunters gift excess deer meat
• Local News in Brief
• Rotary raises enough money to purchase clock
• Building history step by step
• Broken water main floods city streets
• Roadshow hits city in search of treasures
• WNTA rep details objections to budget
• Former state sen. named for award
• Council gives OK for hike in electric rates
• Afternoon accident sends 3 to hospital
• UNK trio headed to China
• Assault with battery - literally
• (no headline)
• What's the value of agritourism?
• Words are art in visiting exhibit
• County town hall meetings to focus on updating plan
• New speed limits set for south of town
• Native dance
• Treasure trove
• Fun run added to Rail Fest schedule
• Chief confirmed
• A village full of 'Hidden Treasures'
• Donate blood to help save lives
• Money raised for Alzheimer's walk
• Nebraskans try to beat the heat at Cody Park
• Sheriff-to-be sentenced for DUI
• A look back in time
• Housing wait can be long
• Flags fly, motors roar for vets
• Serial vandal nabbed for shooting out windows
• City focus group talks economic growth
• Cozad drive-by suspect apprehended
• Rain reveals leaks
• Wind farm is an option
• Helpful disaster
• A good day for chili
• State Fair reps embark on tour
• New jail inspection yields 'thumbs up'
• Grant from DC will help keep city's firefighters fit
• Campaign underway for add-on to shelter
• Suspects named in rash of lake burglaries after arrest in Iowa
• Words are art in visiting exhibit
• New speed limits set for south of town
• Injury accident under investigation
• Annual Stamp Show headed to local mall
• More water, new challenges at Big Mac
• Grounds to play
• Honoring WWII's homefront heroines
• North Platte man evades officers
• State trooper reports $1M worth of cocaine seized
• Battle breaks out at local museum
• Raising roof raises questions
• What now for war-torn Iraq?
• Only standby spots are left for Bailey Yard bus tours
• City budget balancing act
• Jail inspector questions timeline
• Oxygen masks may save local pets
• New speed limits approved for North Lake Rd.
• Exchange program helps hunters gift excess deer meat
• Rotary raises enough money to purchase clock
• Broken water main floods city streets
• WNTA rep details objections to budget
• Council gives OK for hike in electric rates
• UNK trio headed to China
• (no headline)
• Weather sets stage for colorful autumn
• Budget cuts focused on three areas
• Phone services for unemployment claims is halted temporarily
• Registered voter numbers drop in county
• The means to finish the job
• Education groups cry foul over letter
• Judge position decision upcoming
• Domestic violence leads to jail time
• 'Raising the woof' to help shelter
• Meeting will focus on zoning, jail
• Fire department kept running on Thurs. morning
• Mayor reveals chief finalists
• Tiny train, big fun
• Old news
• In the Spotlight
• Board discusses data warehouse
• Trucks set for return show
• Public to weigh in on county budget
• Abuse of prescribed drugs can be deadly
• 80 and hard at work
• Could labeling lakes help save lives?
• A chance to meet, greet candidates
• Pet projects
• Local News in Brief
• Assault with battery - literally
• What's the value of agritourism?
• County town hall meetings to focus on updating plan
• Euthanized sheep left to rot for week on local property
• Fall festival fun
• Slimy subject
• Commissioners forced to trim $1.2 million
• Early out days officially begin
• What a way to start the day at Rail Fest
• New rules restrict credit counselors
• Denny's planned for North Platte
• UP historical society to have presence at Rail Fest
• Council wraps up budget hearings
• School board OKs budget
• Promising progress in abuse prevention
• County whittles down budget
• Expert: North Platte not telling its story
• School threats may have been preventable
• Fun and games
• Local News in Brief
• Building history step by step
• Roadshow hits city in search of treasures
• Former state sen. named for award
• Afternoon accident sends 3 to hospital
• Council schedules work session
• Tragedy sparks family activism
• Museum targets littlest sports fans
• New NRD plan allows irrigation to be shut down
• Salvation Army offers extended hours
• Cutting torch sparks fire at Preston Court
• 'Night Out' shows cops are people too
• Danger zone
• Columbine survivor to speak in NP
• Ice cream social at Bridge of Hope
• North Platte man faces up to 8 years
• Council to consider appointments
• Kroon honored for volunteerism
• Jail now expected to be done on Dec. 22
• Breast cancer journey set for Oct. 14
• Truck driver dies
• Car show opens with vows
• The casualties of war
• From Nebraska to soldiers, with love
• Nebraska soldiers benefit from dinner held tonight
• Walk at bark park to raise awareness
• Vision testing important for kids
• Ma(i)ze
• Scare season
• AG talks big issues
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• What a bunch of characters
• Students should start day off right
• Tickets available for Bailey Yard tours
• Man dies of gunshot wound
• Jail roof nears completion
• Reading tests revealing
• Rainy weather can't dampen UPRR spirits
• Hansen: More penny-pinching possible
• West Nile still hanging around
• Husband reflects on wife's vanishing memory
• Congressional candidate travels to North Platte
• Ogallala Indian Summer Rendezvous opens Thurs.
• High hopes for harvest
• Pickup crosses alley, crashes through fence
• Art landmark
• Commissioners will tackle energy study
• Banquet to benefit farmers and ranchers
• Making Navy bluegrass
• Lending a helping hand for 35 years
• NPPD customers to see rate increase
• Nonprofits risk losing tax-exempt status
• Home Front books available
• Balancing Act
• History tells its tales
• Touchdown to host regional poker tourney
• Children wowed by puppets
• Vietnam Memorial Wall coming to NP
• The battle to end modern-day slavery
• Council divided on work sessions
• New program matches hunters with landowners
• Future of railroading
• Soldier: 'We are making a difference'
• Nebraska to get more education dollars
• NP councilmen have a bone to pick with mayor
• Birthday celebration focused on a pet project
• Civil War expert to speak at library
• Dr. Drama
• Songwriter to perform at Playhouse
• Car show draws hundreds downtown
• Memorial wall offers healing
• Students' artwork included in calendar
• UP trains collide, stack up cars between Kearney and Gibbon
• Elementary students help with 'Raising the Woof'
• Street fair planned for downtown
• Commissioners meeting will be short on Tues.
• Birdwood Viaduct cost increases
• Salaries still in limbo
• Two arrested on felony shoplifting charges
• Volunteers needed to help with Habitat house this weekend
• True to life
• County tax request will drop
• Area residents reminded of scams
• Speed limits may change
• Improvement Fund Grant applications now being accepted
• Young minds, tiny trains
• Going out with a bang
• Lex man dies in Brady canal
• Police arrest 2 accused vandals
• Gamble for good
• Catholic Schools gear up for fundraiser
• New director named for children's museum
• Fun at the Wellfleet Fall Festival
• Friends lost to war
• Aging can be a battle
• Wheels are turning
• In tribute
• Accident under investigation
• NP playhouse bringing Seuss to life
• Education issues debated
• Ag Society pledges to address fair issues
• Local hotels experience busy summer
• Broken Bow wind farm is now a reality
• Abuse leads to a long, hard road
• Longhorn cattle provide good show
• Farmers struggle with dry weather
• Chirp, chirp, chirp ...
• Appraisers begin evaluation process
• Drug dealer sentenced to 3-9 years
• Jail issues raise questions
• Spill cleanup complete
• Commissioners may have held illegal meeting
• Healing of 'Jane Smith' a story of faith
• Olympian reflects on achieving his goals
• Railroad to feds: 'Don't harm us'
• PBL sets out to have record-breaking year
• Lightning strike injures NP woman
• Motel pool reopens after closure
• 11-year-old boy struck by a car
• Allen: 'I am prepared' for spot
• Florom's request for rehearing is denied
• Officials: Take care to avoid wildfires
• Titus sentenced for causing injury crash
• Iron Eagle on hot seat
• Bumper crop of snow geese expected this year
• Vets prepare to welcome Wall
• MPCC awarded $40,000 grant
• Counterfeit suspects may have been in NP
• Jail issues resolved for now
• New business comes to lake
• Growth Fund to be up for vote
• Yates sentenced to 10-20 years in prison
• Photos of area eligible for contest
• Group to protest DHHS hearing
• Local history, in their words
• Omaha event will salute Canteen spirit
• Local students learn life skills
• Tax levy down, property values up
• Fashions help 'raise the woof'
• Learning is fun
• Comprehensive Plan focus groups scheduled to meet
• Teams needed for annual chili cook-off
• Ground broken on new wheel set plant in Hershey
• Auction fundraiser has a cow
• Teen drowns in lake
• Cocaine conviction leads to prison
• Rescues and Runways to benefit animal shelter
• On the hunt
• Board will talk budget, speed limits
• Run to the cure this Labor Day
• Preparing for winter
• Hill visits NP on campaign trail
• Concert lineup not so certain
• Sour grapes or legitimate gripe?
• MPCC's Chevy Nova on display today
• School board engages critics
• Swain named for chief
• Festival speaker will Bea Funny
• Vandals sought in window shooting spree
• Accident cleanup continues
• County property tax request down 1.76 percent
• Local Brief
• Adams principal ready for challenge
• Police seeking information on Cozad shooting
• Heineman: HHS needs more time
• Upgrading the simple life
• So it begins
• Commissioners set property tax levy for 2010-11
• Police officer offers school safety tips
• It's almost time to vote
• Mystery, intrigue, murder -for art
• Neb. nets Top 10 spot for business
• What's a Quality Growth Fund?
• Suspected bomb found near Cozad
• Bringing imagination to life
• Birthday wish
• Commissioners demand answers about filth, moisture in new jail
• Museum plans war reenactment
• Twarling named head of mentoring program
• NPCS phonathon begins this weekend
• 'Goober' says gov. race still winnable
• Honoring homefront heroism
• First day fun and games
• Winters' attorney files for new sentencing
• City sales tax just misses mark
• Area blood donors needed
• Wellfleet Fall Festival to be held Saturday
• State shaping immigration law, says gov.
• Local winery offers BBQ with a twist
• What do they think of NP?
• Danny scores again
• Hershey preps for plant
• A bike ride to find a letter
• Harrold honored for Rail Fest
• Mural to celebrate community
• Smith: Plans for district debate in the works
• Wine tasting to benefit local students
• Majority interest of Curtis State Bank sold by family
• Commissioners plan to wrap up budget
• Board sets public hearing regarding final tax request
• DEET can be harmful if misused
• Special session to focus on fund
• MPCC Board approves 2010-11 budget
• Friends will make first trip to Neb. State Fair
• Police seek vandal on shooting spree in North Platte area
• Motorcycle accident injures driver
• UPR picnic highlight of Rail Fest families
• Energy study will address courthouse heating and cooling issues
• Neb. getting $1M to monitor health insurance rates
• United Way plans small business blitz
• Freedom's cost
• On Tuesday, improved website goes live
• Victim's name released
• Mentalist to thrill crowds at NPCC on Thursday
• Heat limits practice
• Two North Platte men suspected in Lake Maloney burglaries arrested
• Sunrise club bikes to help eradicate polio
• Brick by brick
• Fun for all at Paxton event
• A new place for butts
• Informational meetings planned on CRP signup
• United Farm & Ranch bought by employees
• A life-changing day
• Turning stuff into art
• A healthy dose of laughs
• Historical Society honors Harrold
• Council to decide on digging up grave
• Cold Stone Creamery enjoying sweet success
• Backpack program gets big boost
• St. Pat's to host annual barbecue
• Hobos wanted for contest
• Poker champ from North Platte
• Steppin' out for education
• Motor vehicle homicide charge in Aug. 10 crash
• Woman injured in elevator accident
• Early dismissal? Join the Klub
• Giving back to laborers
• Coldwell Banker to merge with local Century 21 Select
• Group hopes to educate families
• Talking 'budget, budget, budget'
• Lawmakers eye state's many tax exemptions
• Woman donates kidney to save mom
• Blue Ribbon school celebrates national honor
• Walls closing in at Habitat house
• 5 Trails wins Double Gold at competition
• Workforce shortages concern for health care future
• Chelsea Clinton weds at exclusive New York estate
• Man survives crash
• Board could face fines
• Judge's letter causes friction
• Citizens getting a chance to speak up
• New jail should resolve classification issues
• Maxwell celebrates community
• Buffalo named a Blue Ribbon School
• Bonds to finance NPPD projects
• Winters sentenced to 5-10 years
• Love and hot rods at car show
• Public asked to decorate bras
• Co. board to talk budget, zoning
• Third candidate for House officially on ballot
• Sexual assault case is continued
• Goodfellow Shoe Fund busy buying shoes
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• State ends contract with Boys and Girls Home
• Comforting those in need
• mama
• State Patrol will investigate commissioners
• Will gov. take new state aid?
• Keep a watchful eye for bullying
• Chief Swain? Council says 'no'
• Rezoning request down to final reading with council
• Elks National president to visit NP
• Let the Rail Fest begin
• Another shot in the arm for teens
• Young and old flock to Picnic with the Police
• Study: Housing shortage very real
• Rezoning, roads hot topics for county plan
• Holliday sentenced to 2-5 years in prison
• Baxter selected by elite band
• NP man faces 20 years for assault
• City budget officially OKed
• Deputies make 245 stops during campaign
• Airport Authority asks for $890,400 in property tax $$
• College to host 'meet and greet' for rodeo coach
• Nominations due Friday for Women of Achievement
• Come one, come all for lunch program
• Council to hear comments on budget
• Street fair planned for downtown
• Commissioners meeting will be short on Tues.
• Birdwood Viaduct cost increases
• Balancing Act
• History tells its tales
• Touchdown to host regional poker tourney
• Children wowed by puppets
• Vietnam Memorial Wall coming to NP
• The battle to end modern-day slavery
• Council divided on work sessions
• New program matches hunters with landowners
• Future of railroading
• Soldier: 'We are making a difference'
• Nebraska to get more education dollars
• NP councilmen have a bone to pick with mayor
• Birthday celebration focused on a pet project
• Civil War expert to speak at library
• Songwriter to perform at Playhouse
• Car show draws hundreds downtown
• Memorial wall offers healing
• Students' artwork included in calendar
• UP trains collide, stack up cars between Kearney and Gibbon
• Elementary students help with 'Raising the Woof'
• Accident under investigation
• NP playhouse bringing Seuss to life
• Education issues debated
• Salaries still in limbo
• Two arrested on felony shoplifting charges
• Volunteers needed to help with Habitat house this weekend
• True to life
• County tax request will drop
• Area residents reminded of scams
• Speed limits may change
• Improvement Fund Grant applications now being accepted
• Young minds, tiny trains
• Going out with a bang
• Lex man dies in Brady canal
• Police arrest 2 accused vandals
• Gamble for good
• Catholic Schools gear up for fundraiser
• New director named for children's museum
• Fun at the Wellfleet Fall Festival
• Friends lost to war
• Aging can be a battle
• Wheels are turning
• In tribute
• Florom's request for rehearing is denied
• Officials: Take care to avoid wildfires
• Titus sentenced for causing injury crash
• Ag Society pledges to address fair issues
• Local hotels experience busy summer
• Broken Bow wind farm is now a reality
• Abuse leads to a long, hard road
• Longhorn cattle provide good show
• Farmers struggle with dry weather
• Chirp, chirp, chirp ...
• Appraisers begin evaluation process
• Drug dealer sentenced to 3-9 years
• Jail issues raise questions
• Spill cleanup complete
• Commissioners may have held illegal meeting
• Healing of 'Jane Smith' a story of faith
• Olympian reflects on achieving his goals
• Railroad to feds: 'Don't harm us'
• PBL sets out to have record-breaking year
• Lightning strike injures NP woman
• Motel pool reopens after closure
• 11-year-old boy struck by a car
• Allen: 'I am prepared' for spot
• Auction fundraiser has a cow
• Teen drowns in lake
• Cocaine conviction leads to prison
• Iron Eagle on hot seat
• Bumper crop of snow geese expected this year
• Vets prepare to welcome Wall
• MPCC awarded $40,000 grant
• Counterfeit suspects may have been in NP
• Jail issues resolved for now
• New business comes to lake
• Growth Fund to be up for vote
• Yates sentenced to 10-20 years in prison
• Photos of area eligible for contest
• Group to protest DHHS hearing
• Local history, in their words
• Omaha event will salute Canteen spirit
• Local students learn life skills
• Tax levy down, property values up
• Fashions help 'raise the woof'
• Learning is fun
• Comprehensive Plan focus groups scheduled to meet
• Teams needed for annual chili cook-off
• Ground broken on new wheel set plant in Hershey
• Upgrading the simple life
• So it begins
• Commissioners set property tax levy for 2010-11
• Police officer offers school safety tips
• Rescues and Runways to benefit animal shelter
• On the hunt
• Board will talk budget, speed limits
• Run to the cure this Labor Day
• Preparing for winter
• Hill visits NP on campaign trail
• Concert lineup not so certain
• Sour grapes or legitimate gripe?
• MPCC's Chevy Nova on display today
• School board engages critics
• Swain named for chief
• Festival speaker will Bea Funny
• Vandals sought in window shooting spree
• Accident cleanup continues
• County property tax request down 1.76 percent
• Local Brief
• Adams principal ready for challenge
• Police seeking information on Cozad shooting
• Heineman: HHS needs more time
• Local winery offers BBQ with a twist
• What do they think of NP?
• Danny scores again
• Hershey preps for plant
• It's almost time to vote
• Mystery, intrigue, murder -for art
• Neb. nets Top 10 spot for business
• What's a Quality Growth Fund?
• Suspected bomb found near Cozad
• Bringing imagination to life
• Birthday wish
• Commissioners demand answers about filth, moisture in new jail
• Museum plans war reenactment
• Twarling named head of mentoring program
• NPCS phonathon begins this weekend
• 'Goober' says gov. race still winnable
• Honoring homefront heroism
• First day fun and games
• Winters' attorney files for new sentencing
• City sales tax just misses mark
• Area blood donors needed
• Wellfleet Fall Festival to be held Saturday
• State shaping immigration law, says gov.
• On Tuesday, improved website goes live
• Victim's name released
• Mentalist to thrill crowds at NPCC on Thursday
• Heat limits practice
• A bike ride to find a letter
• Harrold honored for Rail Fest
• Mural to celebrate community
• Smith: Plans for district debate in the works
• Wine tasting to benefit local students
• Majority interest of Curtis State Bank sold by family
• Commissioners plan to wrap up budget
• Board sets public hearing regarding final tax request
• DEET can be harmful if misused
• Special session to focus on fund
• MPCC Board approves 2010-11 budget
• Friends will make first trip to Neb. State Fair
• Police seek vandal on shooting spree in North Platte area
• Motorcycle accident injures driver
• UPR picnic highlight of Rail Fest families
• Energy study will address courthouse heating and cooling issues
• Neb. getting $1M to monitor health insurance rates
• United Way plans small business blitz
• Freedom's cost
• Giving back to laborers
• Coldwell Banker to merge with local Century 21 Select
• Group hopes to educate families
• Two North Platte men suspected in Lake Maloney burglaries arrested
• Sunrise club bikes to help eradicate polio
• Brick by brick
• Fun for all at Paxton event
• A new place for butts
• Informational meetings planned on CRP signup
• United Farm & Ranch bought by employees
• A life-changing day
• Turning stuff into art
• A healthy dose of laughs
• Historical Society honors Harrold
• Council to decide on digging up grave
• Cold Stone Creamery enjoying sweet success
• Backpack program gets big boost
• St. Pat's to host annual barbecue
• Hobos wanted for contest
• Poker champ from North Platte
• Steppin' out for education
• Motor vehicle homicide charge in Aug. 10 crash
• Woman injured in elevator accident
• Early dismissal? Join the Klub
• Third candidate for House officially on ballot
• Sexual assault case is continued
• Goodfellow Shoe Fund busy buying shoes
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Talking 'budget, budget, budget'
• Lawmakers eye state's many tax exemptions
• Woman donates kidney to save mom
• Blue Ribbon school celebrates national honor
• Walls closing in at Habitat house
• 5 Trails wins Double Gold at competition
• Workforce shortages concern for health care future
• Chelsea Clinton weds at exclusive New York estate
• Man survives crash
• Board could face fines
• Judge's letter causes friction
• Citizens getting a chance to speak up
• New jail should resolve classification issues
• Maxwell celebrates community
• Buffalo named a Blue Ribbon School
• Bonds to finance NPPD projects
• Winters sentenced to 5-10 years
• Love and hot rods at car show
• Public asked to decorate bras
• Co. board to talk budget, zoning
• College to host 'meet and greet' for rodeo coach
• Nominations due Friday for Women of Achievement
• Come one, come all for lunch program
• Council to hear comments on budget
• State ends contract with Boys and Girls Home
• Comforting those in need
• mama
• State Patrol will investigate commissioners
• Will gov. take new state aid?
• Keep a watchful eye for bullying
• Chief Swain? Council says 'no'
• Rezoning request down to final reading with council
• Elks National president to visit NP
• Let the Rail Fest begin
• Another shot in the arm for teens
• Young and old flock to Picnic with the Police
• Study: Housing shortage very real
• Rezoning, roads hot topics for county plan
• Holliday sentenced to 2-5 years in prison
• Baxter selected by elite band
• NP man faces 20 years for assault
• City budget officially OKed
• Deputies make 245 stops during campaign
• Airport Authority asks for $890,400 in property tax $$
• New jail inspection yields 'thumbs up'
• Grant from DC will help keep city's firefighters fit
• Campaign underway for add-on to shelter
• Suspects named in rash of lake burglaries after arrest in Iowa
• Native dance
• Treasure trove
• Fun run added to Rail Fest schedule
• Chief confirmed
• A village full of 'Hidden Treasures'
• Donate blood to help save lives
• Money raised for Alzheimer's walk
• Nebraskans try to beat the heat at Cody Park
• Sheriff-to-be sentenced for DUI
• A look back in time
• Housing wait can be long
• Flags fly, motors roar for vets
• Serial vandal nabbed for shooting out windows
• City focus group talks economic growth
• Cozad drive-by suspect apprehended
• Rain reveals leaks
• Wind farm is an option
• Helpful disaster
• A good day for chili
• State Fair reps embark on tour
• Council gives OK for hike in electric rates
• UNK trio headed to China
• (no headline)
• Words are art in visiting exhibit
• New speed limits set for south of town
• Injury accident under investigation
• Annual Stamp Show headed to local mall
• More water, new challenges at Big Mac
• Grounds to play
• Honoring WWII's homefront heroines
• North Platte man evades officers
• State trooper reports $1M worth of cocaine seized
• Battle breaks out at local museum
• Raising roof raises questions
• What now for war-torn Iraq?
• Only standby spots are left for Bailey Yard bus tours
• City budget balancing act
• Jail inspector questions timeline
• New speed limits approved for North Lake Rd.
• Exchange program helps hunters gift excess deer meat
• Rotary raises enough money to purchase clock
• Broken water main floods city streets
• WNTA rep details objections to budget
• A chance to meet, greet candidates
• Pet projects
• Local News in Brief
• Weather sets stage for colorful autumn
• Budget cuts focused on three areas
• Phone services for unemployment claims is halted temporarily
• Registered voter numbers drop in county
• The means to finish the job
• Education groups cry foul over letter
• Judge position decision upcoming
• Domestic violence leads to jail time
• 'Raising the woof' to help shelter
• Meeting will focus on zoning, jail
• Fire department kept running on Thurs. morning
• Mayor reveals chief finalists
• Tiny train, big fun
• Old news
• In the Spotlight
• Trucks set for return show
• Public to weigh in on county budget
• Abuse of prescribed drugs can be deadly
• 80 and hard at work
• Could labeling lakes help save lives?
• Building history step by step
• Roadshow hits city in search of treasures
• Former state sen. named for award
• Afternoon accident sends 3 to hospital
• Assault with battery - literally
• What's the value of agritourism?
• County town hall meetings to focus on updating plan
• Euthanized sheep left to rot for week on local property
• Fall festival fun
• Slimy subject
• Commissioners forced to trim $1.2 million
• Early out days officially begin
• What a way to start the day at Rail Fest
• New rules restrict credit counselors
• Denny's planned for North Platte
• UP historical society to have presence at Rail Fest
• Council wraps up budget hearings
• School board OKs budget
• County whittles down budget
• Expert: North Platte not telling its story
• School threats may have been preventable
• Fun and games
• Local News in Brief
• Walk at bark park to raise awareness
• Vision testing important for kids
• Ma(i)ze
• Scare season
• Council schedules work session
• Tragedy sparks family activism
• Museum targets littlest sports fans
• New NRD plan allows irrigation to be shut down
• Salvation Army offers extended hours
• Cutting torch sparks fire at Preston Court
• 'Night Out' shows cops are people too
• Danger zone
• Columbine survivor to speak in NP
• Ice cream social at Bridge of Hope
• North Platte man faces up to 8 years
• Council to consider appointments
• Kroon honored for volunteerism
• Jail now expected to be done on Dec. 22
• Truck driver dies
• Car show opens with vows
• The casualties of war
• From Nebraska to soldiers, with love
• Nebraska soldiers benefit from dinner held tonight
• NPPD customers to see rate increase
• Nonprofits risk losing tax-exempt status
• Home Front books available
• AG talks big issues
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• What a bunch of characters
• Students should start day off right
• Tickets available for Bailey Yard tours
• Man dies of gunshot wound
• Jail roof nears completion
• Reading tests revealing
• Rainy weather can't dampen UPRR spirits
• Hansen: More penny-pinching possible
• West Nile still hanging around
• Husband reflects on wife's vanishing memory
• Congressional candidate travels to North Platte
• Ogallala Indian Summer Rendezvous opens Thurs.
• Pickup crosses alley, crashes through fence
• Art landmark
• Commissioners will tackle energy study
• Banquet to benefit farmers and ranchers
• Making Navy bluegrass
• Lending a helping hand for 35 years
• Trucks set for return show
• Husband reflects on wife's vanishing memory
• Public to weigh in on county budget
• Abuse of prescribed drugs can be deadly
• Congressional candidate travels to North Platte
• 80 and hard at work
• Ogallala Indian Summer Rendezvous opens Thurs.
• Could labeling lakes help save lives?
• A chance to meet, greet candidates
• Pickup crosses alley, crashes through fence
• Pet projects
• Art landmark
• Local News in Brief
• Commissioners will tackle energy study
• Weather sets stage for colorful autumn
• Banquet to benefit farmers and ranchers
• Budget cuts focused on three areas
• Making Navy bluegrass
• Phone services for unemployment claims is halted temporarily
• Lending a helping hand for 35 years
• Registered voter numbers drop in county
• NPPD customers to see rate increase
• The means to finish the job
• Nonprofits risk losing tax-exempt status
• Education groups cry foul over letter
• Home Front books available
• Judge position decision upcoming
• AG talks big issues
• Domestic violence leads to jail time
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• 'Raising the woof' to help shelter
• What a bunch of characters
• Meeting will focus on zoning, jail
• Students should start day off right
• Fire department kept running on Thurs. morning
• Tickets available for Bailey Yard tours
• Mayor reveals chief finalists
• Man dies of gunshot wound
• Tiny train, big fun
• Jail roof nears completion
• Reading tests revealing
• Old news
• Rainy weather can't dampen UPRR spirits
• In the Spotlight
• Hansen: More penny-pinching possible
• West Nile still hanging around
• County whittles down budget
• NP councilmen have a bone to pick with mayor
• Expert: North Platte not telling its story
• School threats may have been preventable
• Birthday celebration focused on a pet project
• Fun and games
• Civil War expert to speak at library
• Local News in Brief
• Building history step by step
• Songwriter to perform at Playhouse
• Roadshow hits city in search of treasures
• Car show draws hundreds downtown
• Former state sen. named for award
• Memorial wall offers healing
• Afternoon accident sends 3 to hospital
• Students' artwork included in calendar
• Assault with battery - literally
• UP trains collide, stack up cars between Kearney and Gibbon
• What's the value of agritourism?
• Elementary students help with 'Raising the Woof'
• County town hall meetings to focus on updating plan
• Street fair planned for downtown
• Euthanized sheep left to rot for week on local property
• Commissioners meeting will be short on Tues.
• Fall festival fun
• Birdwood Viaduct cost increases
• Slimy subject
• Balancing Act
• Commissioners forced to trim $1.2 million
• History tells its tales
• Early out days officially begin
• Touchdown to host regional poker tourney
• What a way to start the day at Rail Fest
• Children wowed by puppets
• New rules restrict credit counselors
• Vietnam Memorial Wall coming to NP
• Denny's planned for North Platte
• The battle to end modern-day slavery
• UP historical society to have presence at Rail Fest
• Council divided on work sessions
• New program matches hunters with landowners
• Council wraps up budget hearings
• Future of railroading
• School board OKs budget
• Soldier: 'We are making a difference'
• Nebraska to get more education dollars
• Truck driver dies
• Police arrest 2 accused vandals
• Car show opens with vows
• The casualties of war
• Gamble for good
• From Nebraska to soldiers, with love
• Catholic Schools gear up for fundraiser
• Nebraska soldiers benefit from dinner held tonight
• Walk at bark park to raise awareness
• New director named for children's museum
• Vision testing important for kids
• Fun at the Wellfleet Fall Festival
• Ma(i)ze
• Friends lost to war
• Scare season
• Aging can be a battle
• Council schedules work session
• Wheels are turning
• Tragedy sparks family activism
• In tribute
• Museum targets littlest sports fans
• Accident under investigation
• New NRD plan allows irrigation to be shut down
• NP playhouse bringing Seuss to life
• Salvation Army offers extended hours
• Education issues debated
• Cutting torch sparks fire at Preston Court
• Salaries still in limbo
• 'Night Out' shows cops are people too
• Two arrested on felony shoplifting charges
• Danger zone
• Volunteers needed to help with Habitat house this weekend
• Columbine survivor to speak in NP
• True to life
• Ice cream social at Bridge of Hope
• County tax request will drop
• North Platte man faces up to 8 years
• Area residents reminded of scams
• Council to consider appointments
• Speed limits may change
• Improvement Fund Grant applications now being accepted
• Kroon honored for volunteerism
• Young minds, tiny trains
• Jail now expected to be done on Dec. 22
• Going out with a bang
• Lex man dies in Brady canal
• Commissioners may have held illegal meeting
• Art landmark
• Commissioners will tackle energy study
• Healing of 'Jane Smith' a story of faith
• Banquet to benefit farmers and ranchers
• Olympian reflects on achieving his goals
• Making Navy bluegrass
• Lending a helping hand for 35 years
• Railroad to feds: 'Don't harm us'
• NPPD customers to see rate increase
• PBL sets out to have record-breaking year
• Nonprofits risk losing tax-exempt status
• Lightning strike injures NP woman
• Home Front books available
• Motel pool reopens after closure
• AG talks big issues
• 11-year-old boy struck by a car
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Allen: 'I am prepared' for spot
• What a bunch of characters
• Florom's request for rehearing is denied
• Students should start day off right
• Officials: Take care to avoid wildfires
• Tickets available for Bailey Yard tours
• Titus sentenced for causing injury crash
• Man dies of gunshot wound
• Ag Society pledges to address fair issues
• Jail roof nears completion
• Local hotels experience busy summer
• Reading tests revealing
• Broken Bow wind farm is now a reality
• Rainy weather can't dampen UPRR spirits
• Abuse leads to a long, hard road
• Hansen: More penny-pinching possible
• Longhorn cattle provide good show
• West Nile still hanging around
• Farmers struggle with dry weather
• Husband reflects on wife's vanishing memory
• Chirp, chirp, chirp ...
• Appraisers begin evaluation process
• Congressional candidate travels to North Platte
• Drug dealer sentenced to 3-9 years
• Ogallala Indian Summer Rendezvous opens Thurs.
• Jail issues raise questions
• Spill cleanup complete
• Pickup crosses alley, crashes through fence
• Car show draws hundreds downtown
• Memorial wall offers healing
• Omaha event will salute Canteen spirit
• Students' artwork included in calendar
• Local students learn life skills
• UP trains collide, stack up cars between Kearney and Gibbon
• Elementary students help with 'Raising the Woof'
• Tax levy down, property values up
• Street fair planned for downtown
• Fashions help 'raise the woof'
• Commissioners meeting will be short on Tues.
• Learning is fun
• Birdwood Viaduct cost increases
• Comprehensive Plan focus groups scheduled to meet
• Balancing Act
• Teams needed for annual chili cook-off
• History tells its tales
• Ground broken on new wheel set plant in Hershey
• Touchdown to host regional poker tourney
• Auction fundraiser has a cow
• Children wowed by puppets
• Teen drowns in lake
• Vietnam Memorial Wall coming to NP
• Cocaine conviction leads to prison
• The battle to end modern-day slavery
• Iron Eagle on hot seat
• Council divided on work sessions
• Bumper crop of snow geese expected this year
• New program matches hunters with landowners
• Vets prepare to welcome Wall
• Future of railroading
• MPCC awarded $40,000 grant
• Soldier: 'We are making a difference'
• Counterfeit suspects may have been in NP
• Nebraska to get more education dollars
• Jail issues resolved for now
• NP councilmen have a bone to pick with mayor
• New business comes to lake
• Growth Fund to be up for vote
• Birthday celebration focused on a pet project
• Yates sentenced to 10-20 years in prison
• Civil War expert to speak at library
• Photos of area eligible for contest
• Group to protest DHHS hearing
• Songwriter to perform at Playhouse
• Local history, in their words
• Fun at the Wellfleet Fall Festival
• Friends lost to war
• Festival speaker will Bea Funny
• Aging can be a battle
• Vandals sought in window shooting spree
• Wheels are turning
• In tribute
• Accident cleanup continues
• Accident under investigation
• County property tax request down 1.76 percent
• NP playhouse bringing Seuss to life
• Education issues debated
• Adams principal ready for challenge
• Salaries still in limbo
• Police seeking information on Cozad shooting
• Two arrested on felony shoplifting charges
• Heineman: HHS needs more time
• Volunteers needed to help with Habitat house this weekend
• Upgrading the simple life
• True to life
• So it begins
• County tax request will drop
• Commissioners set property tax levy for 2010-11
• Area residents reminded of scams
• Police officer offers school safety tips
• Speed limits may change
• Rescues and Runways to benefit animal shelter
• Improvement Fund Grant applications now being accepted
• On the hunt
• Young minds, tiny trains
• Board will talk budget, speed limits
• Going out with a bang
• Run to the cure this Labor Day
• Lex man dies in Brady canal
• Preparing for winter
• Police arrest 2 accused vandals
• Hill visits NP on campaign trail
• Concert lineup not so certain
• Gamble for good
• Sour grapes or legitimate gripe?
• Catholic Schools gear up for fundraiser
• MPCC's Chevy Nova on display today
• School board engages critics
• New director named for children's museum
• Swain named for chief
• PBL sets out to have record-breaking year
• Lightning strike injures NP woman
• 'Goober' says gov. race still winnable
• Motel pool reopens after closure
• Honoring homefront heroism
• 11-year-old boy struck by a car
• Allen: 'I am prepared' for spot
• First day fun and games
• Florom's request for rehearing is denied
• Winters' attorney files for new sentencing
• Officials: Take care to avoid wildfires
• Titus sentenced for causing injury crash
• Area blood donors needed
• Ag Society pledges to address fair issues
• Wellfleet Fall Festival to be held Saturday
• Local hotels experience busy summer
• State shaping immigration law, says gov.
• Broken Bow wind farm is now a reality
• Local winery offers BBQ with a twist
• Abuse leads to a long, hard road
• What do they think of NP?
• Longhorn cattle provide good show
• Danny scores again
• Farmers struggle with dry weather
• Hershey preps for plant
• Chirp, chirp, chirp ...
• It's almost time to vote
• Appraisers begin evaluation process
• Mystery, intrigue, murder -for art
• Drug dealer sentenced to 3-9 years
• Neb. nets Top 10 spot for business
• Jail issues raise questions
• What's a Quality Growth Fund?
• Spill cleanup complete
• Suspected bomb found near Cozad
• Commissioners may have held illegal meeting
• Bringing imagination to life
• Birthday wish
• Healing of 'Jane Smith' a story of faith
• Commissioners demand answers about filth, moisture in new jail
• Olympian reflects on achieving his goals
• Museum plans war reenactment
• Twarling named head of mentoring program
• Railroad to feds: 'Don't harm us'
• NPCS phonathon begins this weekend
• Learning is fun
• Friends will make first trip to Neb. State Fair
• Comprehensive Plan focus groups scheduled to meet
• Police seek vandal on shooting spree in North Platte area
• Teams needed for annual chili cook-off
• Ground broken on new wheel set plant in Hershey
• Motorcycle accident injures driver
• Auction fundraiser has a cow
• UPR picnic highlight of Rail Fest families
• Teen drowns in lake
• Cocaine conviction leads to prison
• Neb. getting $1M to monitor health insurance rates
• Iron Eagle on hot seat
• United Way plans small business blitz
• Bumper crop of snow geese expected this year
• Freedom's cost
• Vets prepare to welcome Wall
• On Tuesday, improved website goes live
• MPCC awarded $40,000 grant
• Victim's name released
• Counterfeit suspects may have been in NP
• Mentalist to thrill crowds at NPCC on Thursday
• Jail issues resolved for now
• Heat limits practice
• New business comes to lake
• A bike ride to find a letter
• Growth Fund to be up for vote
• Harrold honored for Rail Fest
• Yates sentenced to 10-20 years in prison
• Mural to celebrate community
• Photos of area eligible for contest
• Smith: Plans for district debate in the works
• Group to protest DHHS hearing
• Wine tasting to benefit local students
• Local history, in their words
• Majority interest of Curtis State Bank sold by family
• Commissioners plan to wrap up budget
• Omaha event will salute Canteen spirit
• Board sets public hearing regarding final tax request
• Local students learn life skills
• DEET can be harmful if misused
• Special session to focus on fund
• Tax levy down, property values up
• MPCC Board approves 2010-11 budget
• Fashions help 'raise the woof'
• Council to decide on digging up grave
• Cold Stone Creamery enjoying sweet success
• Adams principal ready for challenge
• Backpack program gets big boost
• Police seeking information on Cozad shooting
• Heineman: HHS needs more time
• St. Pat's to host annual barbecue
• Upgrading the simple life
• Hobos wanted for contest
• So it begins
• Commissioners set property tax levy for 2010-11
• Steppin' out for education
• Police officer offers school safety tips
• Motor vehicle homicide charge in Aug. 10 crash
• Rescues and Runways to benefit animal shelter
• Woman injured in elevator accident
• On the hunt
• Early dismissal? Join the Klub
• Board will talk budget, speed limits
• Giving back to laborers
• Run to the cure this Labor Day
• Coldwell Banker to merge with local Century 21 Select
• Preparing for winter
• Group hopes to educate families
• Hill visits NP on campaign trail
• Two North Platte men suspected in Lake Maloney burglaries arrested
• Concert lineup not so certain
• Sunrise club bikes to help eradicate polio
• Sour grapes or legitimate gripe?
• Brick by brick
• MPCC's Chevy Nova on display today
• Fun for all at Paxton event
• School board engages critics
• A new place for butts
• Swain named for chief
• Informational meetings planned on CRP signup
• United Farm & Ranch bought by employees
• Festival speaker will Bea Funny
• A life-changing day
• Vandals sought in window shooting spree
• Turning stuff into art
• A healthy dose of laughs
• Accident cleanup continues
• Historical Society honors Harrold
• County property tax request down 1.76 percent
• Judge's letter causes friction
• Citizens getting a chance to speak up
• Area blood donors needed
• New jail should resolve classification issues
• Wellfleet Fall Festival to be held Saturday
• State shaping immigration law, says gov.
• Maxwell celebrates community
• Local winery offers BBQ with a twist
• Buffalo named a Blue Ribbon School
• What do they think of NP?
• Danny scores again
• Winters sentenced to 5-10 years
• Hershey preps for plant
• Love and hot rods at car show
• It's almost time to vote
• Public asked to decorate bras
• Mystery, intrigue, murder -for art
• Co. board to talk budget, zoning
• Neb. nets Top 10 spot for business
• Third candidate for House officially on ballot
• What's a Quality Growth Fund?
• Sexual assault case is continued
• Suspected bomb found near Cozad
• Goodfellow Shoe Fund busy buying shoes
• Bringing imagination to life
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Birthday wish
• Talking 'budget, budget, budget'
• Commissioners demand answers about filth, moisture in new jail
• Lawmakers eye state's many tax exemptions
• Museum plans war reenactment
• Woman donates kidney to save mom
• Twarling named head of mentoring program
• Blue Ribbon school celebrates national honor
• NPCS phonathon begins this weekend
• Walls closing in at Habitat house
• 5 Trails wins Double Gold at competition
• 'Goober' says gov. race still winnable
• Workforce shortages concern for health care future
• Honoring homefront heroism
• Chelsea Clinton weds at exclusive New York estate
• Man survives crash
• First day fun and games
• Board could face fines
• Winters' attorney files for new sentencing
• Another shot in the arm for teens
• Young and old flock to Picnic with the Police
• Neb. getting $1M to monitor health insurance rates
• Study: Housing shortage very real
• United Way plans small business blitz
• Freedom's cost
• Rezoning, roads hot topics for county plan
• On Tuesday, improved website goes live
• Holliday sentenced to 2-5 years in prison
• Victim's name released
• Mentalist to thrill crowds at NPCC on Thursday
• NP man faces 20 years for assault
• Heat limits practice
• City budget officially OKed
• A bike ride to find a letter
• Deputies make 245 stops during campaign
• Harrold honored for Rail Fest
• Airport Authority asks for $890,400 in property tax $$
• Mural to celebrate community
• College to host 'meet and greet' for rodeo coach
• Smith: Plans for district debate in the works
• Nominations due Friday for Women of Achievement
• Wine tasting to benefit local students
• Come one, come all for lunch program
• Majority interest of Curtis State Bank sold by family
• Council to hear comments on budget
• Commissioners plan to wrap up budget
• State ends contract with Boys and Girls Home
• Board sets public hearing regarding final tax request
• Comforting those in need
• DEET can be harmful if misused
• mama
• Special session to focus on fund
• State Patrol will investigate commissioners
• MPCC Board approves 2010-11 budget
• Will gov. take new state aid?
• Keep a watchful eye for bullying
• Friends will make first trip to Neb. State Fair
• Chief Swain? Council says 'no'
• Police seek vandal on shooting spree in North Platte area
• Rezoning request down to final reading with council
• Elks National president to visit NP
• Motorcycle accident injures driver
• Let the Rail Fest begin
• UPR picnic highlight of Rail Fest families
• Flags fly, motors roar for vets
• Steppin' out for education
• Serial vandal nabbed for shooting out windows
• Motor vehicle homicide charge in Aug. 10 crash
• Woman injured in elevator accident
• City focus group talks economic growth
• Early dismissal? Join the Klub
• Cozad drive-by suspect apprehended
• Giving back to laborers
• Coldwell Banker to merge with local Century 21 Select
• Wind farm is an option
• Group hopes to educate families
• Helpful disaster
• Two North Platte men suspected in Lake Maloney burglaries arrested
• A good day for chili
• Sunrise club bikes to help eradicate polio
• State Fair reps embark on tour
• Brick by brick
• New jail inspection yields 'thumbs up'
• Fun for all at Paxton event
• Grant from DC will help keep city's firefighters fit
• A new place for butts
• Campaign underway for add-on to shelter
• Informational meetings planned on CRP signup
• Suspects named in rash of lake burglaries after arrest in Iowa
• United Farm & Ranch bought by employees
• Native dance
• A life-changing day
• Treasure trove
• Turning stuff into art
• Fun run added to Rail Fest schedule
• A healthy dose of laughs
• Chief confirmed
• Historical Society honors Harrold
• A village full of 'Hidden Treasures'
• Council to decide on digging up grave
• Donate blood to help save lives
• Cold Stone Creamery enjoying sweet success
• Money raised for Alzheimer's walk
• Backpack program gets big boost
• Nebraskans try to beat the heat at Cody Park
• Sheriff-to-be sentenced for DUI
• St. Pat's to host annual barbecue
• A look back in time
• Hobos wanted for contest
• Housing wait can be long
• What now for war-torn Iraq?
• Winters sentenced to 5-10 years
• Only standby spots are left for Bailey Yard bus tours
• Love and hot rods at car show
• Public asked to decorate bras
• City budget balancing act
• Co. board to talk budget, zoning
• Jail inspector questions timeline
• Third candidate for House officially on ballot
• Sexual assault case is continued
• New speed limits approved for North Lake Rd.
• Goodfellow Shoe Fund busy buying shoes
• Exchange program helps hunters gift excess deer meat
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Rotary raises enough money to purchase clock
• Talking 'budget, budget, budget'
• Broken water main floods city streets
• Lawmakers eye state's many tax exemptions
• WNTA rep details objections to budget
• Woman donates kidney to save mom
• Council gives OK for hike in electric rates
• Blue Ribbon school celebrates national honor
• UNK trio headed to China
• Walls closing in at Habitat house
• (no headline)
• 5 Trails wins Double Gold at competition
• Words are art in visiting exhibit
• Workforce shortages concern for health care future
• New speed limits set for south of town
• Chelsea Clinton weds at exclusive New York estate
• Injury accident under investigation
• Man survives crash
• Annual Stamp Show headed to local mall
• Board could face fines
• More water, new challenges at Big Mac
• Judge's letter causes friction
• Grounds to play
• Citizens getting a chance to speak up
• Honoring WWII's homefront heroines
• New jail should resolve classification issues
• North Platte man evades officers
• State trooper reports $1M worth of cocaine seized
• Maxwell celebrates community
• Battle breaks out at local museum
• Buffalo named a Blue Ribbon School
• Raising roof raises questions
• Mayor reveals chief finalists
• NP man faces 20 years for assault
• Tiny train, big fun
• City budget officially OKed
• Deputies make 245 stops during campaign
• Old news
• Airport Authority asks for $890,400 in property tax $$
• In the Spotlight
• College to host 'meet and greet' for rodeo coach
• Nominations due Friday for Women of Achievement
• Trucks set for return show
• Come one, come all for lunch program
• Public to weigh in on county budget
• Council to hear comments on budget
• Abuse of prescribed drugs can be deadly
• State ends contract with Boys and Girls Home
• 80 and hard at work
• Comforting those in need
• Could labeling lakes help save lives?
• mama
• A chance to meet, greet candidates
• State Patrol will investigate commissioners
• Pet projects
• Will gov. take new state aid?
• Local News in Brief
• Keep a watchful eye for bullying
• Weather sets stage for colorful autumn
• Chief Swain? Council says 'no'
• Budget cuts focused on three areas
• Rezoning request down to final reading with council
• Phone services for unemployment claims is halted temporarily
• Elks National president to visit NP
• Registered voter numbers drop in county
• Let the Rail Fest begin
• The means to finish the job
• Another shot in the arm for teens
• Education groups cry foul over letter
• Young and old flock to Picnic with the Police
• Judge position decision upcoming
• Study: Housing shortage very real
• Domestic violence leads to jail time
• 'Raising the woof' to help shelter
• Rezoning, roads hot topics for county plan
• Meeting will focus on zoning, jail
• Holliday sentenced to 2-5 years in prison
• Fire department kept running on Thurs. morning
• Denny's planned for North Platte
• Wind farm is an option
• UP historical society to have presence at Rail Fest
• Helpful disaster
• A good day for chili
• Council wraps up budget hearings
• State Fair reps embark on tour
• School board OKs budget
• New jail inspection yields 'thumbs up'
• Grant from DC will help keep city's firefighters fit
• County whittles down budget
• Campaign underway for add-on to shelter
• Expert: North Platte not telling its story
• Suspects named in rash of lake burglaries after arrest in Iowa
• School threats may have been preventable
• Native dance
• Fun and games
• Treasure trove
• Local News in Brief
• Fun run added to Rail Fest schedule
• Building history step by step
• Chief confirmed
• Roadshow hits city in search of treasures
• A village full of 'Hidden Treasures'
• Former state sen. named for award
• Donate blood to help save lives
• Afternoon accident sends 3 to hospital
• Money raised for Alzheimer's walk
• Assault with battery - literally
• Nebraskans try to beat the heat at Cody Park
• What's the value of agritourism?
• Sheriff-to-be sentenced for DUI
• County town hall meetings to focus on updating plan
• A look back in time
• Euthanized sheep left to rot for week on local property
• Housing wait can be long
• Fall festival fun
• Flags fly, motors roar for vets
• Slimy subject
• Serial vandal nabbed for shooting out windows
• Commissioners forced to trim $1.2 million
• Early out days officially begin
• City focus group talks economic growth
• What a way to start the day at Rail Fest
• Cozad drive-by suspect apprehended
• New rules restrict credit counselors
• New speed limits approved for North Lake Rd.
• Council to consider appointments
• Exchange program helps hunters gift excess deer meat
• Rotary raises enough money to purchase clock
• Kroon honored for volunteerism
• Broken water main floods city streets
• Jail now expected to be done on Dec. 22
• WNTA rep details objections to budget
• Council gives OK for hike in electric rates
• Truck driver dies
• UNK trio headed to China
• Car show opens with vows
• (no headline)
• The casualties of war
• Words are art in visiting exhibit
• From Nebraska to soldiers, with love
• New speed limits set for south of town
• Nebraska soldiers benefit from dinner held tonight
• Injury accident under investigation
• Walk at bark park to raise awareness
• Annual Stamp Show headed to local mall
• Vision testing important for kids
• More water, new challenges at Big Mac
• Ma(i)ze
• Grounds to play
• Scare season
• Honoring WWII's homefront heroines
• Council schedules work session
• North Platte man evades officers
• Tragedy sparks family activism
• State trooper reports $1M worth of cocaine seized
• Museum targets littlest sports fans
• Battle breaks out at local museum
• New NRD plan allows irrigation to be shut down
• Raising roof raises questions
• Salvation Army offers extended hours
• What now for war-torn Iraq?
• Cutting torch sparks fire at Preston Court
• Only standby spots are left for Bailey Yard bus tours
• 'Night Out' shows cops are people too
• Danger zone
• City budget balancing act
• Columbine survivor to speak in NP
• Jail inspector questions timeline
• Ice cream social at Bridge of Hope
• North Platte man faces up to 8 years
• Chirp, chirp, chirp ...
• Appraisers begin evaluation process
• Drug dealer sentenced to 3-9 years
• Jail issues raise questions
• Spill cleanup complete
• Commissioners may have held illegal meeting
• Healing of 'Jane Smith' a story of faith
• Olympian reflects on achieving his goals
• Railroad to feds: 'Don't harm us'
• PBL sets out to have record-breaking year
• Lightning strike injures NP woman
• Motel pool reopens after closure
• 11-year-old boy struck by a car
• Allen: 'I am prepared' for spot
• Florom's request for rehearing is denied
• Officials: Take care to avoid wildfires
• Titus sentenced for causing injury crash
• Ag Society pledges to address fair issues
• Local hotels experience busy summer
• Broken Bow wind farm is now a reality
• Abuse leads to a long, hard road
• Longhorn cattle provide good show
• Farmers struggle with dry weather
• New business comes to lake
• Growth Fund to be up for vote
• Yates sentenced to 10-20 years in prison
• Photos of area eligible for contest
• Group to protest DHHS hearing
• Local history, in their words
• Omaha event will salute Canteen spirit
• Local students learn life skills
• Tax levy down, property values up
• Fashions help 'raise the woof'
• Learning is fun
• Comprehensive Plan focus groups scheduled to meet
• Teams needed for annual chili cook-off
• Ground broken on new wheel set plant in Hershey
• Auction fundraiser has a cow
• Teen drowns in lake
• Cocaine conviction leads to prison
• Iron Eagle on hot seat
• Bumper crop of snow geese expected this year
• Vets prepare to welcome Wall
• MPCC awarded $40,000 grant
• Counterfeit suspects may have been in NP
• Jail issues resolved for now
• Hill visits NP on campaign trail
• Concert lineup not so certain
• Sour grapes or legitimate gripe?
• MPCC's Chevy Nova on display today
• School board engages critics
• Swain named for chief
• Festival speaker will Bea Funny
• Vandals sought in window shooting spree
• Accident cleanup continues
• County property tax request down 1.76 percent
• Adams principal ready for challenge
• Police seeking information on Cozad shooting
• Heineman: HHS needs more time
• Upgrading the simple life
• So it begins
• Commissioners set property tax levy for 2010-11
• Police officer offers school safety tips
• Rescues and Runways to benefit animal shelter
• On the hunt
• Board will talk budget, speed limits
• Run to the cure this Labor Day
• Preparing for winter
• Bringing imagination to life
• Birthday wish
• Commissioners demand answers about filth, moisture in new jail
• Museum plans war reenactment
• Twarling named head of mentoring program
• NPCS phonathon begins this weekend
• 'Goober' says gov. race still winnable
• Honoring homefront heroism
• First day fun and games
• Winters' attorney files for new sentencing
• Area blood donors needed
• Wellfleet Fall Festival to be held Saturday
• State shaping immigration law, says gov.
• Local winery offers BBQ with a twist
• What do they think of NP?
• Danny scores again
• Hershey preps for plant
• It's almost time to vote
• Mystery, intrigue, murder -for art
• Neb. nets Top 10 spot for business
• What's a Quality Growth Fund?
• Suspected bomb found near Cozad
• Majority interest of Curtis State Bank sold by family
• Commissioners plan to wrap up budget
• Board sets public hearing regarding final tax request
• DEET can be harmful if misused
• Special session to focus on fund
• MPCC Board approves 2010-11 budget
• Friends will make first trip to Neb. State Fair
• Police seek vandal on shooting spree in North Platte area
• Motorcycle accident injures driver
• UPR picnic highlight of Rail Fest families
• Neb. getting $1M to monitor health insurance rates
• United Way plans small business blitz
• Freedom's cost
• On Tuesday, improved website goes live
• Victim's name released
• Mentalist to thrill crowds at NPCC on Thursday
• Heat limits practice
• A bike ride to find a letter
• Harrold honored for Rail Fest
• Mural to celebrate community
• Smith: Plans for district debate in the works
• Wine tasting to benefit local students
• Informational meetings planned on CRP signup
• United Farm & Ranch bought by employees
• A life-changing day
• Turning stuff into art
• A healthy dose of laughs
• Historical Society honors Harrold
• Council to decide on digging up grave
• Cold Stone Creamery enjoying sweet success
• Backpack program gets big boost
• St. Pat's to host annual barbecue
• Hobos wanted for contest
• Steppin' out for education
• Motor vehicle homicide charge in Aug. 10 crash
• Woman injured in elevator accident
• Early dismissal? Join the Klub
• Giving back to laborers
• Coldwell Banker to merge with local Century 21 Select
• Group hopes to educate families
• Two North Platte men suspected in Lake Maloney burglaries arrested
• Sunrise club bikes to help eradicate polio
• Brick by brick
• Fun for all at Paxton event
• A new place for butts
• Walls closing in at Habitat house
• 5 Trails wins Double Gold at competition
• Workforce shortages concern for health care future
• Chelsea Clinton weds at exclusive New York estate
• Man survives crash
• Board could face fines
• Judge's letter causes friction
• Citizens getting a chance to speak up
• New jail should resolve classification issues
• Maxwell celebrates community
• Buffalo named a Blue Ribbon School
• Winters sentenced to 5-10 years
• Love and hot rods at car show
• Public asked to decorate bras
• Co. board to talk budget, zoning
• Third candidate for House officially on ballot
• Sexual assault case is continued
• Goodfellow Shoe Fund busy buying shoes
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Talking 'budget, budget, budget'
• Lawmakers eye state's many tax exemptions
• Woman donates kidney to save mom
• Blue Ribbon school celebrates national honor
• Will gov. take new state aid?
• Keep a watchful eye for bullying
• Chief Swain? Council says 'no'
• Rezoning request down to final reading with council
• Elks National president to visit NP
• Let the Rail Fest begin
• Another shot in the arm for teens
• Young and old flock to Picnic with the Police
• Study: Housing shortage very real
• Rezoning, roads hot topics for county plan
• Holliday sentenced to 2-5 years in prison
• NP man faces 20 years for assault
• City budget officially OKed
• Deputies make 245 stops during campaign
• Airport Authority asks for $890,400 in property tax $$
• College to host 'meet and greet' for rodeo coach
• Nominations due Friday for Women of Achievement
• Come one, come all for lunch program
• Council to hear comments on budget
• State ends contract with Boys and Girls Home
• Comforting those in need
• mama
• State Patrol will investigate commissioners
• Donate blood to help save lives
• Money raised for Alzheimer's walk
• Nebraskans try to beat the heat at Cody Park
• Sheriff-to-be sentenced for DUI
• A look back in time
• Housing wait can be long
• Flags fly, motors roar for vets
• Serial vandal nabbed for shooting out windows
• City focus group talks economic growth
• Cozad drive-by suspect apprehended
• Wind farm is an option
• Helpful disaster
• A good day for chili
• State Fair reps embark on tour
• New jail inspection yields 'thumbs up'
• Grant from DC will help keep city's firefighters fit
• Campaign underway for add-on to shelter
• Suspects named in rash of lake burglaries after arrest in Iowa
• Native dance
• Treasure trove
• Fun run added to Rail Fest schedule
• Chief confirmed
• A village full of 'Hidden Treasures'
• Grounds to play
• Honoring WWII's homefront heroines
• North Platte man evades officers
• State trooper reports $1M worth of cocaine seized
• Battle breaks out at local museum
• Raising roof raises questions
• What now for war-torn Iraq?
• Only standby spots are left for Bailey Yard bus tours
• City budget balancing act
• Jail inspector questions timeline
• New speed limits approved for North Lake Rd.
• Exchange program helps hunters gift excess deer meat
• Rotary raises enough money to purchase clock
• Broken water main floods city streets
• WNTA rep details objections to budget
• Council gives OK for hike in electric rates
• UNK trio headed to China
• (no headline)
• Words are art in visiting exhibit
• New speed limits set for south of town
• Injury accident under investigation
• Annual Stamp Show headed to local mall
• More water, new challenges at Big Mac
• Education groups cry foul over letter
• Judge position decision upcoming
• Domestic violence leads to jail time
• 'Raising the woof' to help shelter
• Meeting will focus on zoning, jail
• Fire department kept running on Thurs. morning
• Mayor reveals chief finalists
• Tiny train, big fun
• Old news
• In the Spotlight
• Trucks set for return show
• Public to weigh in on county budget
• Abuse of prescribed drugs can be deadly
• 80 and hard at work
• Could labeling lakes help save lives?
• A chance to meet, greet candidates
• Pet projects
• Local News in Brief
• Weather sets stage for colorful autumn
• Budget cuts focused on three areas
• Phone services for unemployment claims is halted temporarily
• Registered voter numbers drop in county
• The means to finish the job
• Fall festival fun
• Slimy subject
• Commissioners forced to trim $1.2 million
• Early out days officially begin
• What a way to start the day at Rail Fest
• New rules restrict credit counselors
• Denny's planned for North Platte
• UP historical society to have presence at Rail Fest
• Council wraps up budget hearings
• School board OKs budget
• County whittles down budget
• Expert: North Platte not telling its story
• School threats may have been preventable
• Fun and games
• Local News in Brief
• Building history step by step
• Roadshow hits city in search of treasures
• Former state sen. named for award
• Afternoon accident sends 3 to hospital
• Assault with battery - literally
• What's the value of agritourism?
• County town hall meetings to focus on updating plan
• Euthanized sheep left to rot for week on local property
• Cutting torch sparks fire at Preston Court
• 'Night Out' shows cops are people too
• Danger zone
• Columbine survivor to speak in NP
• Ice cream social at Bridge of Hope
• North Platte man faces up to 8 years
• Council to consider appointments
• Kroon honored for volunteerism
• Jail now expected to be done on Dec. 22
• Truck driver dies
• Car show opens with vows
• The casualties of war
• From Nebraska to soldiers, with love
• Nebraska soldiers benefit from dinner held tonight
• Walk at bark park to raise awareness
• Vision testing important for kids
• Ma(i)ze
• Scare season
• Council schedules work session
• Tragedy sparks family activism
• Museum targets littlest sports fans
• New NRD plan allows irrigation to be shut down
• Salvation Army offers extended hours
• Man dies of gunshot wound
• Jail roof nears completion
• Reading tests revealing
• Rainy weather can't dampen UPRR spirits
• Hansen: More penny-pinching possible
• West Nile still hanging around
• Husband reflects on wife's vanishing memory
• Congressional candidate travels to North Platte
• Ogallala Indian Summer Rendezvous opens Thurs.
• Pickup crosses alley, crashes through fence
• Art landmark
• Commissioners will tackle energy study
• Banquet to benefit farmers and ranchers
• Making Navy bluegrass
• Lending a helping hand for 35 years
• NPPD customers to see rate increase
• Nonprofits risk losing tax-exempt status
• Home Front books available
• AG talks big issues
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• What a bunch of characters
• Students should start day off right
• Tickets available for Bailey Yard tours
• The battle to end modern-day slavery
• Council divided on work sessions
• New program matches hunters with landowners
• Future of railroading
• Soldier: 'We are making a difference'
• Nebraska to get more education dollars
• NP councilmen have a bone to pick with mayor
• Birthday celebration focused on a pet project
• Civil War expert to speak at library
• Songwriter to perform at Playhouse
• Car show draws hundreds downtown
• Memorial wall offers healing
• Students' artwork included in calendar
• UP trains collide, stack up cars between Kearney and Gibbon
• Elementary students help with 'Raising the Woof'
• Street fair planned for downtown
• Commissioners meeting will be short on Tues.
• Birdwood Viaduct cost increases
• Balancing Act
• History tells its tales
• Touchdown to host regional poker tourney
• Children wowed by puppets
• Vietnam Memorial Wall coming to NP
• Area residents reminded of scams
• Speed limits may change
• Improvement Fund Grant applications now being accepted
• Young minds, tiny trains
• Going out with a bang
• Lex man dies in Brady canal
• Police arrest 2 accused vandals
• Gamble for good
• Catholic Schools gear up for fundraiser
• New director named for children's museum
• Fun at the Wellfleet Fall Festival
• Friends lost to war
• Aging can be a battle
• Wheels are turning
• In tribute
• Accident under investigation
• NP playhouse bringing Seuss to life
• Education issues debated
• Salaries still in limbo
• Two arrested on felony shoplifting charges
• Volunteers needed to help with Habitat house this weekend
• True to life
• County tax request will drop
• Hershey preps for plant
• MPCC's Chevy Nova on display today
• It's almost time to vote
• School board engages critics
• Swain named for chief
• Neb. nets Top 10 spot for business
• Abuse of prescribed drugs can be deadly
• What's a Quality Growth Fund?
• Festival speaker will Bea Funny
• Vandals sought in window shooting spree
• Bringing imagination to life
• A chance to meet, greet candidates
• Birthday wish
• Accident cleanup continues
• County property tax request down 1.76 percent
• Museum plans war reenactment
• Weather sets stage for colorful autumn
• Twarling named head of mentoring program
• Adams principal ready for challenge
• Police seeking information on Cozad shooting
• Heineman: HHS needs more time
• Registered voter numbers drop in county
• 'Goober' says gov. race still winnable
• Upgrading the simple life
• Honoring homefront heroism
• So it begins
• Commissioners set property tax levy for 2010-11
• Judge position decision upcoming
• First day fun and games
• Police officer offers school safety tips
• Winters' attorney files for new sentencing
• Rescues and Runways to benefit animal shelter
• On the hunt
• Meeting will focus on zoning, jail
• Area blood donors needed
• Board will talk budget, speed limits
• Wellfleet Fall Festival to be held Saturday
• Run to the cure this Labor Day
• Preparing for winter
• Tiny train, big fun
• Local winery offers BBQ with a twist
• Hill visits NP on campaign trail
• What do they think of NP?
• Concert lineup not so certain
• Sour grapes or legitimate gripe?
• Heat limits practice
• Museum plans war reenactment
• A bike ride to find a letter
• Twarling named head of mentoring program
• NPCS phonathon begins this weekend
• Mural to celebrate community
• School threats may have been preventable
• Smith: Plans for district debate in the works
• 'Goober' says gov. race still winnable
• Honoring homefront heroism
• Majority interest of Curtis State Bank sold by family
• Building history step by step
• Commissioners plan to wrap up budget
• First day fun and games
• Winters' attorney files for new sentencing
• DEET can be harmful if misused
• Afternoon accident sends 3 to hospital
• Special session to focus on fund
• Area blood donors needed
• Wellfleet Fall Festival to be held Saturday
• State shaping immigration law, says gov.
• County town hall meetings to focus on updating plan
• Friends will make first trip to Neb. State Fair
• Local winery offers BBQ with a twist
• Police seek vandal on shooting spree in North Platte area
• What do they think of NP?
• Danny scores again
• Slimy subject
• Motorcycle accident injures driver
• Hershey preps for plant
• UPR picnic highlight of Rail Fest families
• It's almost time to vote
• Mystery, intrigue, murder -for art
• What a way to start the day at Rail Fest
• Neb. getting $1M to monitor health insurance rates
• Neb. nets Top 10 spot for business
• United Way plans small business blitz
• What's a Quality Growth Fund?
• Suspected bomb found near Cozad
• UP historical society to have presence at Rail Fest
• On Tuesday, improved website goes live
• Bringing imagination to life
• Victim's name released
• Birthday wish
• Commissioners demand answers about filth, moisture in new jail
• Group hopes to educate families
• DEET can be harmful if misused
• Two North Platte men suspected in Lake Maloney burglaries arrested
• Special session to focus on fund
• MPCC Board approves 2010-11 budget
• Brick by brick
• The casualties of war
• Fun for all at Paxton event
• Friends will make first trip to Neb. State Fair
• Police seek vandal on shooting spree in North Platte area
• Informational meetings planned on CRP signup
• Walk at bark park to raise awareness
• United Farm & Ranch bought by employees
• Motorcycle accident injures driver
• UPR picnic highlight of Rail Fest families
• Turning stuff into art
• Scare season
• A healthy dose of laughs
• Neb. getting $1M to monitor health insurance rates
• United Way plans small business blitz
• Freedom's cost
• Council to decide on digging up grave
• Museum targets littlest sports fans
• Cold Stone Creamery enjoying sweet success
• On Tuesday, improved website goes live
• Victim's name released
• Mentalist to thrill crowds at NPCC on Thursday
• Cutting torch sparks fire at Preston Court
• St. Pat's to host annual barbecue
• Heat limits practice
• Hobos wanted for contest
• A bike ride to find a letter
• Harrold honored for Rail Fest
• Columbine survivor to speak in NP
• Steppin' out for education
• Mural to celebrate community
• Motor vehicle homicide charge in Aug. 10 crash
• Smith: Plans for district debate in the works
• Wine tasting to benefit local students
• Council to consider appointments
• Early dismissal? Join the Klub
• Majority interest of Curtis State Bank sold by family
• Giving back to laborers
• Commissioners plan to wrap up budget
• Board sets public hearing regarding final tax request
• Goodfellow Shoe Fund busy buying shoes
• Turning stuff into art
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• A healthy dose of laughs
• Historical Society honors Harrold
• Lawmakers eye state's many tax exemptions
• Council to decide on digging up grave
• Woman donates kidney to save mom
• Cold Stone Creamery enjoying sweet success
• Backpack program gets big boost
• Walls closing in at Habitat house
• Lending a helping hand for 35 years
• 5 Trails wins Double Gold at competition
• St. Pat's to host annual barbecue
• Hobos wanted for contest
• Chelsea Clinton weds at exclusive New York estate
• Home Front books available
• Man survives crash
• Steppin' out for education
• Motor vehicle homicide charge in Aug. 10 crash
• Woman injured in elevator accident
• Judge's letter causes friction
• What a bunch of characters
• Citizens getting a chance to speak up
• Early dismissal? Join the Klub
• Giving back to laborers
• Coldwell Banker to merge with local Century 21 Select
• Man dies of gunshot wound
• Maxwell celebrates community
• Group hopes to educate families
• Buffalo named a Blue Ribbon School
• Two North Platte men suspected in Lake Maloney burglaries arrested
• Sunrise club bikes to help eradicate polio
• Rainy weather can't dampen UPRR spirits
• Winters sentenced to 5-10 years
• Brick by brick
• Love and hot rods at car show
• Fun for all at Paxton event
• A new place for butts
• Husband reflects on wife's vanishing memory
• Co. board to talk budget, zoning
• Informational meetings planned on CRP signup
• Third candidate for House officially on ballot
• United Farm & Ranch bought by employees
• A life-changing day
• Chelsea Clinton weds at exclusive New York estate
• Council to hear comments on budget
• Man survives crash
• Board could face fines
• Comforting those in need
• Judge's letter causes friction
• mama
• Citizens getting a chance to speak up
• New jail should resolve classification issues
• Will gov. take new state aid?
• Elementary students help with 'Raising the Woof'
• Keep a watchful eye for bullying
• Maxwell celebrates community
• Buffalo named a Blue Ribbon School
• Rezoning request down to final reading with council
• Birdwood Viaduct cost increases
• Elks National president to visit NP
• Winters sentenced to 5-10 years
• Love and hot rods at car show
• Public asked to decorate bras
• Another shot in the arm for teens
• Touchdown to host regional poker tourney
• Young and old flock to Picnic with the Police
• Co. board to talk budget, zoning
• Third candidate for House officially on ballot
• Sexual assault case is continued
• The battle to end modern-day slavery
• Rezoning, roads hot topics for county plan
• Goodfellow Shoe Fund busy buying shoes
• Holliday sentenced to 2-5 years in prison
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Talking 'budget, budget, budget'
• Future of railroading
• NP man faces 20 years for assault
• Lawmakers eye state's many tax exemptions
• City budget officially OKed
• Woman donates kidney to save mom
• Blue Ribbon school celebrates national honor
• NP councilmen have a bone to pick with mayor
• Airport Authority asks for $890,400 in property tax $$
• Walls closing in at Habitat house
• College to host 'meet and greet' for rodeo coach
• 5 Trails wins Double Gold at competition
• Workforce shortages concern for health care future
• Come one, come all for lunch program
• Rezoning request down to final reading with council
• Suspects named in rash of lake burglaries after arrest in Iowa
• Elks National president to visit NP
• Let the Rail Fest begin
• Treasure trove
• Another shot in the arm for teens
• Fun run added to Rail Fest schedule
• Young and old flock to Picnic with the Police
• Study: Housing shortage very real
• A village full of 'Hidden Treasures'
• In tribute
• Donate blood to help save lives
• Rezoning, roads hot topics for county plan
• Holliday sentenced to 2-5 years in prison
• Nebraskans try to beat the heat at Cody Park
• Education issues debated
• Sheriff-to-be sentenced for DUI
• NP man faces 20 years for assault
• City budget officially OKed
• Deputies make 245 stops during campaign
• Housing wait can be long
• Volunteers needed to help with Habitat house this weekend
• Flags fly, motors roar for vets
• Airport Authority asks for $890,400 in property tax $$
• College to host 'meet and greet' for rodeo coach
• Nominations due Friday for Women of Achievement
• Area residents reminded of scams
• City focus group talks economic growth
• Come one, come all for lunch program
• Cozad drive-by suspect apprehended
• Council to hear comments on budget
• State ends contract with Boys and Girls Home
• Young minds, tiny trains
• Wind farm is an option
• Comforting those in need
• Helpful disaster
• mama
• State Patrol will investigate commissioners
• Police arrest 2 accused vandals
• State Fair reps embark on tour
• Will gov. take new state aid?
• New jail inspection yields 'thumbs up'
• Keep a watchful eye for bullying
• Chief Swain? Council says 'no'
• Campaign underway for add-on to shelter
• Nebraskans try to beat the heat at Cody Park
• (no headline)
• Sheriff-to-be sentenced for DUI
• A look back in time
• New speed limits set for south of town
• Housing wait can be long
• Injury accident under investigation
• Flags fly, motors roar for vets
• Serial vandal nabbed for shooting out windows
• More water, new challenges at Big Mac
• Allen: 'I am prepared' for spot
• Grounds to play
• City focus group talks economic growth
• Cozad drive-by suspect apprehended
• North Platte man evades officers
• Titus sentenced for causing injury crash
• State trooper reports $1M worth of cocaine seized
• Wind farm is an option
• Helpful disaster
• A good day for chili
• Raising roof raises questions
• Broken Bow wind farm is now a reality
• What now for war-torn Iraq?
• State Fair reps embark on tour
• New jail inspection yields 'thumbs up'
• Grant from DC will help keep city's firefighters fit
• Farmers struggle with dry weather
• City budget balancing act
• Campaign underway for add-on to shelter
• Jail inspector questions timeline
• Suspects named in rash of lake burglaries after arrest in Iowa
• Native dance
• Drug dealer sentenced to 3-9 years
• New speed limits approved for North Lake Rd.
• Treasure trove
• Exchange program helps hunters gift excess deer meat
• Fun run added to Rail Fest schedule
• Chief confirmed
• Commissioners may have held illegal meeting
• Broken water main floods city streets
• A village full of 'Hidden Treasures'
• WNTA rep details objections to budget
• Donate blood to help save lives
• Money raised for Alzheimer's walk
• UNK trio headed to China
• Local News in Brief
• State trooper reports $1M worth of cocaine seized
• Battle breaks out at local museum
• Budget cuts focused on three areas
• Raising roof raises questions
• Phone services for unemployment claims is halted temporarily
• What now for war-torn Iraq?
• Only standby spots are left for Bailey Yard bus tours
• The means to finish the job
• Ground broken on new wheel set plant in Hershey
• Education groups cry foul over letter
• City budget balancing act
• Jail inspector questions timeline
• Domestic violence leads to jail time
• Cocaine conviction leads to prison
• 'Raising the woof' to help shelter
• New speed limits approved for North Lake Rd.
• Exchange program helps hunters gift excess deer meat
• Rotary raises enough money to purchase clock
• Fire department kept running on Thurs. morning
• Vets prepare to welcome Wall
• Mayor reveals chief finalists
• Broken water main floods city streets
• WNTA rep details objections to budget
• Council gives OK for hike in electric rates
• Jail issues resolved for now
• Old news
• UNK trio headed to China
• In the Spotlight
• (no headline)
• Words are art in visiting exhibit
• Yates sentenced to 10-20 years in prison
• Trucks set for return show
• New speed limits set for south of town
• Public to weigh in on county budget
• Injury accident under investigation
• Annual Stamp Show headed to local mall
• Local history, in their words
• 80 and hard at work
• More water, new challenges at Big Mac
• Could labeling lakes help save lives?
• Grounds to play
• Honoring WWII's homefront heroines
• Pet projects
• North Platte man evades officers
• 'Raising the woof' to help shelter
• Meeting will focus on zoning, jail
• Assault with battery - literally
• Fire department kept running on Thurs. morning
• What's the value of agritourism?
• Mayor reveals chief finalists
• Tiny train, big fun
• Euthanized sheep left to rot for week on local property
• Heineman: HHS needs more time
• Fall festival fun
• Old news
• In the Spotlight
• Commissioners forced to trim $1.2 million
• Commissioners set property tax levy for 2010-11
• Early out days officially begin
• Trucks set for return show
• Public to weigh in on county budget
• Abuse of prescribed drugs can be deadly
• New rules restrict credit counselors
• On the hunt
• Denny's planned for North Platte
• 80 and hard at work
• Could labeling lakes help save lives?
• A chance to meet, greet candidates
• Preparing for winter
• Council wraps up budget hearings
• Pet projects
• School board OKs budget
• Local News in Brief
• Weather sets stage for colorful autumn
• Sour grapes or legitimate gripe?
• County whittles down budget
• Budget cuts focused on three areas
• Expert: North Platte not telling its story
• Phone services for unemployment claims is halted temporarily
• Registered voter numbers drop in county
• Swain named for chief
• Fun and games
• The means to finish the job
• Local News in Brief
• Education groups cry foul over letter
• Judge position decision upcoming
• Roadshow hits city in search of treasures
• Domestic violence leads to jail time
• Former state sen. named for award
• Early out days officially begin
• What a way to start the day at Rail Fest
• Council schedules work session
• New rules restrict credit counselors
• Tragedy sparks family activism
• Denny's planned for North Platte
• UP historical society to have presence at Rail Fest
• New NRD plan allows irrigation to be shut down
• State shaping immigration law, says gov.
• Salvation Army offers extended hours
• Council wraps up budget hearings
• School board OKs budget
• 'Night Out' shows cops are people too
• Danny scores again
• Danger zone
• County whittles down budget
• Expert: North Platte not telling its story
• School threats may have been preventable
• Ice cream social at Bridge of Hope
• Mystery, intrigue, murder -for art
• North Platte man faces up to 8 years
• Fun and games
• Local News in Brief
• Building history step by step
• Suspected bomb found near Cozad
• Kroon honored for volunteerism
• Roadshow hits city in search of treasures
• Jail now expected to be done on Dec. 22
• Former state sen. named for award
• Afternoon accident sends 3 to hospital
• Commissioners demand answers about filth, moisture in new jail
• Truck driver dies
• Assault with battery - literally
• Car show opens with vows
• What's the value of agritourism?
• County town hall meetings to focus on updating plan
• NPCS phonathon begins this weekend
• From Nebraska to soldiers, with love
• Euthanized sheep left to rot for week on local property
• Nebraska soldiers benefit from dinner held tonight
• Fall festival fun
• Slimy subject
• Vision testing important for kids
• Commissioners forced to trim $1.2 million
• Ma(i)ze
• Danger zone
• Columbine survivor to speak in NP
• AG talks big issues
• Ice cream social at Bridge of Hope
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• North Platte man faces up to 8 years
• Council to consider appointments
• Students should start day off right
• Freedom's cost
• Tickets available for Bailey Yard tours
• Kroon honored for volunteerism
• Jail now expected to be done on Dec. 22
• Jail roof nears completion
• Mentalist to thrill crowds at NPCC on Thursday
• Reading tests revealing
• Truck driver dies
• Car show opens with vows
• The casualties of war
• Hansen: More penny-pinching possible
• Harrold honored for Rail Fest
• West Nile still hanging around
• From Nebraska to soldiers, with love
• Nebraska soldiers benefit from dinner held tonight
• Walk at bark park to raise awareness
• Wine tasting to benefit local students
• Congressional candidate travels to North Platte
• Vision testing important for kids
• Ogallala Indian Summer Rendezvous opens Thurs.
• Ma(i)ze
• Scare season
• Board sets public hearing regarding final tax request
• Pickup crosses alley, crashes through fence
• Council schedules work session
• Art landmark
• Tragedy sparks family activism
• Museum targets littlest sports fans
• MPCC Board approves 2010-11 budget
• Banquet to benefit farmers and ranchers
• New NRD plan allows irrigation to be shut down
• Making Navy bluegrass
• Salvation Army offers extended hours
• Cutting torch sparks fire at Preston Court
• NPPD customers to see rate increase
• 'Night Out' shows cops are people too
• Nonprofits risk losing tax-exempt status
• Rainy weather can't dampen UPRR spirits
• Balancing Act
• Hansen: More penny-pinching possible
• History tells its tales
• West Nile still hanging around
• Husband reflects on wife's vanishing memory
• Children wowed by puppets
• Woman injured in elevator accident
• Vietnam Memorial Wall coming to NP
• Congressional candidate travels to North Platte
• Ogallala Indian Summer Rendezvous opens Thurs.
• Council divided on work sessions
• Coldwell Banker to merge with local Century 21 Select
• New program matches hunters with landowners
• Pickup crosses alley, crashes through fence
• Art landmark
• Soldier: 'We are making a difference'
• Sunrise club bikes to help eradicate polio
• Nebraska to get more education dollars
• Banquet to benefit farmers and ranchers
• Making Navy bluegrass
• Lending a helping hand for 35 years
• A new place for butts
• Birthday celebration focused on a pet project
• NPPD customers to see rate increase
• Civil War expert to speak at library
• Nonprofits risk losing tax-exempt status
• Home Front books available
• A life-changing day
• Songwriter to perform at Playhouse
• AG talks big issues
• Car show draws hundreds downtown
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• What a bunch of characters
• Historical Society honors Harrold
• Students' artwork included in calendar
• Students should start day off right
• UP trains collide, stack up cars between Kearney and Gibbon
• Tickets available for Bailey Yard tours
• Man dies of gunshot wound
• Backpack program gets big boost
• Street fair planned for downtown
• Jail roof nears completion
• Commissioners meeting will be short on Tues.
• Reading tests revealing
• Future of railroading
• Salaries still in limbo
• Soldier: 'We are making a difference'
• Two arrested on felony shoplifting charges
• Nebraska to get more education dollars
• NP councilmen have a bone to pick with mayor
• True to life
• Public asked to decorate bras
• County tax request will drop
• Birthday celebration focused on a pet project
• Civil War expert to speak at library
• Speed limits may change
• Sexual assault case is continued
• Improvement Fund Grant applications now being accepted
• Songwriter to perform at Playhouse
• Car show draws hundreds downtown
• Going out with a bang
• Talking 'budget, budget, budget'
• Lex man dies in Brady canal
• Students' artwork included in calendar
• UP trains collide, stack up cars between Kearney and Gibbon
• Elementary students help with 'Raising the Woof'
• Blue Ribbon school celebrates national honor
• Gamble for good
• Street fair planned for downtown
• Catholic Schools gear up for fundraiser
• Commissioners meeting will be short on Tues.
• Birdwood Viaduct cost increases
• Workforce shortages concern for health care future
• New director named for children's museum
• Balancing Act
• Fun at the Wellfleet Fall Festival
• History tells its tales
• Touchdown to host regional poker tourney
• Board could face fines
• Aging can be a battle
• Children wowed by puppets
• Wheels are turning
• Vietnam Memorial Wall coming to NP
• The battle to end modern-day slavery
• New jail should resolve classification issues
• Accident under investigation
• Council divided on work sessions
• NP playhouse bringing Seuss to life
• New program matches hunters with landowners
• Young minds, tiny trains
• Ag Society pledges to address fair issues
• Going out with a bang
• Local hotels experience busy summer
• Lex man dies in Brady canal
• Police arrest 2 accused vandals
• Abuse leads to a long, hard road
• Deputies make 245 stops during campaign
• Longhorn cattle provide good show
• Gamble for good
• Catholic Schools gear up for fundraiser
• Chirp, chirp, chirp ...
• Nominations due Friday for Women of Achievement
• Appraisers begin evaluation process
• New director named for children's museum
• Fun at the Wellfleet Fall Festival
• Jail issues raise questions
• State ends contract with Boys and Girls Home
• Spill cleanup complete
• Aging can be a battle
• Wheels are turning
• In tribute
• State Patrol will investigate commissioners
• Healing of 'Jane Smith' a story of faith
• Accident under investigation
• Olympian reflects on achieving his goals
• NP playhouse bringing Seuss to life
• Education issues debated
• Chief Swain? Council says 'no'
• Railroad to feds: 'Don't harm us'
• Salaries still in limbo
• PBL sets out to have record-breaking year
• Two arrested on felony shoplifting charges
• Volunteers needed to help with Habitat house this weekend
• Let the Rail Fest begin
• Motel pool reopens after closure
• True to life
• 11-year-old boy struck by a car
• County tax request will drop
• Area residents reminded of scams
• Study: Housing shortage very real
• Florom's request for rehearing is denied
• Speed limits may change
• Officials: Take care to avoid wildfires
• Improvement Fund Grant applications now being accepted
• Drug dealer sentenced to 3-9 years
• Iron Eagle on hot seat
• Jail issues raise questions
• Bumper crop of snow geese expected this year
• Spill cleanup complete
• Commissioners may have held illegal meeting
• MPCC awarded $40,000 grant
• A good day for chili
• Counterfeit suspects may have been in NP
• Healing of 'Jane Smith' a story of faith
• Olympian reflects on achieving his goals
• New business comes to lake
• Grant from DC will help keep city's firefighters fit
• Growth Fund to be up for vote
• Railroad to feds: 'Don't harm us'
• PBL sets out to have record-breaking year
• Photos of area eligible for contest
• Native dance
• Group to protest DHHS hearing
• Motel pool reopens after closure
• 11-year-old boy struck by a car
• Allen: 'I am prepared' for spot
• Chief confirmed
• Omaha event will salute Canteen spirit
• Florom's request for rehearing is denied
• Local students learn life skills
• Officials: Take care to avoid wildfires
• Titus sentenced for causing injury crash
• Money raised for Alzheimer's walk
• Tax levy down, property values up
• Ag Society pledges to address fair issues
• Fashions help 'raise the woof'
• Local hotels experience busy summer
• Broken Bow wind farm is now a reality
• A look back in time
• Comprehensive Plan focus groups scheduled to meet
• Abuse leads to a long, hard road
• Teams needed for annual chili cook-off
• Longhorn cattle provide good show
• Farmers struggle with dry weather
• Serial vandal nabbed for shooting out windows
• Auction fundraiser has a cow
• Chirp, chirp, chirp ...
• Teen drowns in lake
• Appraisers begin evaluation process
• Police officer offers school safety tips
• Photos of area eligible for contest
• Rescues and Runways to benefit animal shelter
• Group to protest DHHS hearing
• Local history, in their words
• Board will talk budget, speed limits
• Rotary raises enough money to purchase clock
• Run to the cure this Labor Day
• Omaha event will salute Canteen spirit
• Local students learn life skills
• Hill visits NP on campaign trail
• Council gives OK for hike in electric rates
• Concert lineup not so certain
• Tax levy down, property values up
• Fashions help 'raise the woof'
• MPCC's Chevy Nova on display today
• Words are art in visiting exhibit
• School board engages critics
• Comprehensive Plan focus groups scheduled to meet
• Teams needed for annual chili cook-off
• Ground broken on new wheel set plant in Hershey
• Annual Stamp Show headed to local mall
• Festival speaker will Bea Funny
• Auction fundraiser has a cow
• Vandals sought in window shooting spree
• Teen drowns in lake
• Cocaine conviction leads to prison
• Honoring WWII's homefront heroines
• Accident cleanup continues
• Iron Eagle on hot seat
• County property tax request down 1.76 percent
• Bumper crop of snow geese expected this year
• Vets prepare to welcome Wall
• Battle breaks out at local museum
• Adams principal ready for challenge
• MPCC awarded $40,000 grant
• Police seeking information on Cozad shooting
• Counterfeit suspects may have been in NP
• Jail issues resolved for now
• Only standby spots are left for Bailey Yard bus tours
• Upgrading the simple life
• New business comes to lake
• So it begins
• Growth Fund to be up for vote
• Yates sentenced to 10-20 years in prison
• Budget cuts focused on three areas
• Phone services for unemployment claims is halted temporarily
• Registered voter numbers drop in county
• The means to finish the job
• Education groups cry foul over letter
• Judge position decision upcoming
• Domestic violence leads to jail time
• 'Raising the woof' to help shelter
• Meeting will focus on zoning, jail
• Fire department kept running on Thurs. morning
• Mayor reveals chief finalists
• Tiny train, big fun
• Old news
• In the Spotlight
• Trucks set for return show
• Public to weigh in on county budget
• 80 and hard at work
• Could labeling lakes help save lives?
• A chance to meet, greet candidates
• Pet projects
• Local News in Brief
• Weather sets stage for colorful autumn
• Assault with battery - literally
• What's the value of agritourism?
• County town hall meetings to focus on updating plan
• Euthanized sheep left to rot for week on local property
• Fall festival fun
• Slimy subject
• Commissioners forced to trim $1.2 million
• Early out days officially begin
• What a way to start the day at Rail Fest
• New rules restrict credit counselors
• Denny's planned for North Platte
• UP historical society to have presence at Rail Fest
• Council wraps up budget hearings
• School board OKs budget
• County whittles down budget
• Expert: North Platte not telling its story
• Fun and games
• Local News in Brief
• Building history step by step
• Roadshow hits city in search of treasures
• Former state sen. named for award
• Afternoon accident sends 3 to hospital
• Council schedules work session
• Tragedy sparks family activism
• Museum targets littlest sports fans
• New NRD plan allows irrigation to be shut down
• Salvation Army offers extended hours
• Cutting torch sparks fire at Preston Court
• 'Night Out' shows cops are people too
• Danger zone
• Columbine survivor to speak in NP
• Ice cream social at Bridge of Hope
• North Platte man faces up to 8 years
• Council to consider appointments
• Kroon honored for volunteerism
• Jail now expected to be done on Dec. 22
• Truck driver dies
• Car show opens with vows
• From Nebraska to soldiers, with love
• Nebraska soldiers benefit from dinner held tonight
• Walk at bark park to raise awareness
• Vision testing important for kids
• Ma(i)ze
• Scare season
• AG talks big issues
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• What a bunch of characters
• Students should start day off right
• Tickets available for Bailey Yard tours
• Man dies of gunshot wound
• Jail roof nears completion
• Reading tests revealing
• Rainy weather can't dampen UPRR spirits
• Hansen: More penny-pinching possible
• West Nile still hanging around
• Husband reflects on wife's vanishing memory
• Congressional candidate travels to North Platte
• Ogallala Indian Summer Rendezvous opens Thurs.
• Pickup crosses alley, crashes through fence
• Art landmark
• Banquet to benefit farmers and ranchers
• Making Navy bluegrass
• Lending a helping hand for 35 years
• NPPD customers to see rate increase
• Nonprofits risk losing tax-exempt status
• Home Front books available
• History tells its tales
• Touchdown to host regional poker tourney
• Children wowed by puppets
• Vietnam Memorial Wall coming to NP
• The battle to end modern-day slavery
• Council divided on work sessions
• New program matches hunters with landowners
• Future of railroading
• Soldier: 'We are making a difference'
• Nebraska to get more education dollars
• NP councilmen have a bone to pick with mayor
• Birthday celebration focused on a pet project
• Civil War expert to speak at library
• Songwriter to perform at Playhouse
• Car show draws hundreds downtown
• Students' artwork included in calendar
• UP trains collide, stack up cars between Kearney and Gibbon
• Elementary students help with 'Raising the Woof'
• Street fair planned for downtown
• Commissioners meeting will be short on Tues.
• Birdwood Viaduct cost increases
• Balancing Act
• Two arrested on felony shoplifting charges
• Volunteers needed to help with Habitat house this weekend
• True to life
• County tax request will drop
• Area residents reminded of scams
• Speed limits may change
• Improvement Fund Grant applications now being accepted
• Young minds, tiny trains
• Going out with a bang
• Lex man dies in Brady canal
• Police arrest 2 accused vandals
• Gamble for good
• Catholic Schools gear up for fundraiser
• New director named for children's museum
• Fun at the Wellfleet Fall Festival
• Aging can be a battle
• Wheels are turning
• In tribute
• Accident under investigation
• NP playhouse bringing Seuss to life
• Education issues debated
• Salaries still in limbo
• Local hotels experience busy summer
• Broken Bow wind farm is now a reality
• Abuse leads to a long, hard road
• Longhorn cattle provide good show
• Farmers struggle with dry weather
• Chirp, chirp, chirp ...
• Appraisers begin evaluation process
• Drug dealer sentenced to 3-9 years
• Jail issues raise questions
• Spill cleanup complete
• Commissioners may have held illegal meeting
• Healing of 'Jane Smith' a story of faith
• Olympian reflects on achieving his goals
• Railroad to feds: 'Don't harm us'
• PBL sets out to have record-breaking year
• Motel pool reopens after closure
• 11-year-old boy struck by a car
• Allen: 'I am prepared' for spot
• Florom's request for rehearing is denied
• Officials: Take care to avoid wildfires
• Titus sentenced for causing injury crash
• Ag Society pledges to address fair issues
• Bumper crop of snow geese expected this year
• Vets prepare to welcome Wall
• MPCC awarded $40,000 grant
• Counterfeit suspects may have been in NP
• Jail issues resolved for now
• New business comes to lake
• Growth Fund to be up for vote
• Yates sentenced to 10-20 years in prison
• Photos of area eligible for contest
• Group to protest DHHS hearing
• Local history, in their words
• Omaha event will salute Canteen spirit
• Local students learn life skills
• Tax levy down, property values up
• Fashions help 'raise the woof'
• Comprehensive Plan focus groups scheduled to meet
• Teams needed for annual chili cook-off
• Ground broken on new wheel set plant in Hershey
• Auction fundraiser has a cow
• Teen drowns in lake
• Cocaine conviction leads to prison
• Iron Eagle on hot seat
• On the hunt
• Board will talk budget, speed limits
• Run to the cure this Labor Day
• Preparing for winter
• Hill visits NP on campaign trail
• Concert lineup not so certain
• Sour grapes or legitimate gripe?
• MPCC's Chevy Nova on display today
• School board engages critics
• Swain named for chief
• Festival speaker will Bea Funny
• Vandals sought in window shooting spree
• Accident cleanup continues
• County property tax request down 1.76 percent
• Adams principal ready for challenge
• Police seeking information on Cozad shooting
• Heineman: HHS needs more time
• Upgrading the simple life
• So it begins
• Commissioners set property tax levy for 2010-11
• Police officer offers school safety tips
• Rescues and Runways to benefit animal shelter
• Mystery, intrigue, murder -for art
• Neb. nets Top 10 spot for business
• What's a Quality Growth Fund?
• Suspected bomb found near Cozad
• Bringing imagination to life
• Birthday wish
• Commissioners demand answers about filth, moisture in new jail
• Museum plans war reenactment
• Twarling named head of mentoring program
• NPCS phonathon begins this weekend
• 'Goober' says gov. race still winnable
• Honoring homefront heroism
• First day fun and games
• Winters' attorney files for new sentencing
• Area blood donors needed
• Wellfleet Fall Festival to be held Saturday
• State shaping immigration law, says gov.
• Local winery offers BBQ with a twist
• What do they think of NP?
• Danny scores again
• Hershey preps for plant
• It's almost time to vote
• Harrold honored for Rail Fest
• Mural to celebrate community
• Smith: Plans for district debate in the works
• Wine tasting to benefit local students
• Majority interest of Curtis State Bank sold by family
• Commissioners plan to wrap up budget
• Board sets public hearing regarding final tax request
• DEET can be harmful if misused
• Special session to focus on fund
• MPCC Board approves 2010-11 budget
• Friends will make first trip to Neb. State Fair
• Police seek vandal on shooting spree in North Platte area
• Motorcycle accident injures driver
• UPR picnic highlight of Rail Fest families
• Neb. getting $1M to monitor health insurance rates
• United Way plans small business blitz
• Freedom's cost
• On Tuesday, improved website goes live
• Victim's name released
• Mentalist to thrill crowds at NPCC on Thursday
• Heat limits practice
• A bike ride to find a letter
• Sunrise club bikes to help eradicate polio
• Brick by brick
• Fun for all at Paxton event
• A new place for butts
• Informational meetings planned on CRP signup
• United Farm & Ranch bought by employees
• A life-changing day
• Turning stuff into art
• A healthy dose of laughs
• Historical Society honors Harrold
• Council to decide on digging up grave
• Cold Stone Creamery enjoying sweet success
• Backpack program gets big boost
• St. Pat's to host annual barbecue
• Hobos wanted for contest
• Steppin' out for education
• Motor vehicle homicide charge in Aug. 10 crash
• Early dismissal? Join the Klub
• Giving back to laborers
• Coldwell Banker to merge with local Century 21 Select
• Group hopes to educate families
• Two North Platte men suspected in Lake Maloney burglaries arrested
• Lawmakers eye state's many tax exemptions
• Woman donates kidney to save mom
• Blue Ribbon school celebrates national honor
• Walls closing in at Habitat house
• 5 Trails wins Double Gold at competition
• Workforce shortages concern for health care future
• Chelsea Clinton weds at exclusive New York estate
• Man survives crash
• Board could face fines
• Judge's letter causes friction
• Citizens getting a chance to speak up
• New jail should resolve classification issues
• Maxwell celebrates community
• Buffalo named a Blue Ribbon School
• Winters sentenced to 5-10 years
• Love and hot rods at car show
• Co. board to talk budget, zoning
• Third candidate for House officially on ballot
• Sexual assault case is continued
• Goodfellow Shoe Fund busy buying shoes
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Talking 'budget, budget, budget'
• Comforting those in need
• mama
• State Patrol will investigate commissioners
• Will gov. take new state aid?
• Keep a watchful eye for bullying
• Chief Swain? Council says 'no'
• Rezoning request down to final reading with council
• Elks National president to visit NP
• Let the Rail Fest begin
• Another shot in the arm for teens
• Young and old flock to Picnic with the Police
• Study: Housing shortage very real
• Rezoning, roads hot topics for county plan
• Holliday sentenced to 2-5 years in prison
• NP man faces 20 years for assault
• City budget officially OKed
• Airport Authority asks for $890,400 in property tax $$
• College to host 'meet and greet' for rodeo coach
• Nominations due Friday for Women of Achievement
• Come one, come all for lunch program
• Council to hear comments on budget
• State ends contract with Boys and Girls Home
• Treasure trove
• Fun run added to Rail Fest schedule
• Chief confirmed
• A village full of 'Hidden Treasures'
• Donate blood to help save lives
• Money raised for Alzheimer's walk
• Nebraskans try to beat the heat at Cody Park
• Sheriff-to-be sentenced for DUI
• A look back in time
• Housing wait can be long
• Flags fly, motors roar for vets
• Serial vandal nabbed for shooting out windows
• City focus group talks economic growth
• Cozad drive-by suspect apprehended
• Wind farm is an option
• Helpful disaster
• State Fair reps embark on tour
• New jail inspection yields 'thumbs up'
• Grant from DC will help keep city's firefighters fit
• Campaign underway for add-on to shelter
• Suspects named in rash of lake burglaries after arrest in Iowa
• Native dance
• New speed limits set for south of town
• Injury accident under investigation
• Annual Stamp Show headed to local mall
• More water, new challenges at Big Mac
• Grounds to play
• Honoring WWII's homefront heroines
• North Platte man evades officers
• State trooper reports $1M worth of cocaine seized
• Battle breaks out at local museum
• Raising roof raises questions
• What now for war-torn Iraq?
• Only standby spots are left for Bailey Yard bus tours
• City budget balancing act
• Jail inspector questions timeline
• New speed limits approved for North Lake Rd.
• Exchange program helps hunters gift excess deer meat
• Broken water main floods city streets
• WNTA rep details objections to budget
• Council gives OK for hike in electric rates
• UNK trio headed to China
• (no headline)
• Words are art in visiting exhibit
• Public to weigh in on county budget
• 80 and hard at work
• Could labeling lakes help save lives?
• A chance to meet, greet candidates
• Pet projects
• Local News in Brief
• Weather sets stage for colorful autumn
• Budget cuts focused on three areas
• Phone services for unemployment claims is halted temporarily
• Registered voter numbers drop in county
• The means to finish the job
• Education groups cry foul over letter
• Judge position decision upcoming
• Domestic violence leads to jail time
• 'Raising the woof' to help shelter
• Meeting will focus on zoning, jail
• Fire department kept running on Thurs. morning
• Mayor reveals chief finalists
• Tiny train, big fun
• Old news
• In the Spotlight
• Trucks set for return show
• Expert: North Platte not telling its story
• Fun and games
• Local News in Brief
• Building history step by step
• Roadshow hits city in search of treasures
• Former state sen. named for award
• Afternoon accident sends 3 to hospital
• Assault with battery - literally
• What's the value of agritourism?
• County town hall meetings to focus on updating plan
• Euthanized sheep left to rot for week on local property
• Fall festival fun
• Slimy subject
• Commissioners forced to trim $1.2 million
• Early out days officially begin
• What a way to start the day at Rail Fest
• New rules restrict credit counselors
• Denny's planned for North Platte
• UP historical society to have presence at Rail Fest
• Council wraps up budget hearings
• School board OKs budget
• County whittles down budget
• Car show opens with vows
• From Nebraska to soldiers, with love
• Nebraska soldiers benefit from dinner held tonight
• Walk at bark park to raise awareness
• Vision testing important for kids
• Ma(i)ze
• Scare season
• Council schedules work session
• Tragedy sparks family activism
• Museum targets littlest sports fans
• New NRD plan allows irrigation to be shut down
• Salvation Army offers extended hours
• Cutting torch sparks fire at Preston Court
• 'Night Out' shows cops are people too
• Danger zone
• Columbine survivor to speak in NP
• Ice cream social at Bridge of Hope
• North Platte man faces up to 8 years
• Council to consider appointments
• Kroon honored for volunteerism
• Jail now expected to be done on Dec. 22
• Truck driver dies
• Art landmark
• Banquet to benefit farmers and ranchers
• Making Navy bluegrass
• Lending a helping hand for 35 years
• NPPD customers to see rate increase
• Nonprofits risk losing tax-exempt status
• Home Front books available
• AG talks big issues
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• What a bunch of characters
• Students should start day off right
• Tickets available for Bailey Yard tours
• Man dies of gunshot wound
• Jail roof nears completion
• Reading tests revealing
• Rainy weather can't dampen UPRR spirits
• Hansen: More penny-pinching possible
• West Nile still hanging around
• Husband reflects on wife's vanishing memory
• Congressional candidate travels to North Platte
• Ogallala Indian Summer Rendezvous opens Thurs.
• Pickup crosses alley, crashes through fence
• Students' artwork included in calendar
• UP trains collide, stack up cars between Kearney and Gibbon
• Elementary students help with 'Raising the Woof'
• Street fair planned for downtown
• Commissioners meeting will be short on Tues.
• Birdwood Viaduct cost increases
• Balancing Act
• History tells its tales
• Touchdown to host regional poker tourney
• Children wowed by puppets
• Vietnam Memorial Wall coming to NP
• The battle to end modern-day slavery
• Council divided on work sessions
• New program matches hunters with landowners
• Future of railroading
• Soldier: 'We are making a difference'
• Nebraska to get more education dollars
• NP councilmen have a bone to pick with mayor
• Birthday celebration focused on a pet project
• Civil War expert to speak at library
• Songwriter to perform at Playhouse
• Car show draws hundreds downtown
• Aging can be a battle
• Wheels are turning
• In tribute
• Accident under investigation
• NP playhouse bringing Seuss to life
• Education issues debated
• Salaries still in limbo
• Two arrested on felony shoplifting charges
• Volunteers needed to help with Habitat house this weekend
• True to life
• County tax request will drop
• Area residents reminded of scams
• Speed limits may change
• Improvement Fund Grant applications now being accepted
• Young minds, tiny trains
• Going out with a bang
• Lex man dies in Brady canal
• Police arrest 2 accused vandals
• Gamble for good
• Catholic Schools gear up for fundraiser
• New director named for children's museum
• Fun at the Wellfleet Fall Festival
• Motel pool reopens after closure
• 11-year-old boy struck by a car
• Florom's request for rehearing is denied
• Officials: Take care to avoid wildfires
• Titus sentenced for causing injury crash
• Ag Society pledges to address fair issues
• Local hotels experience busy summer
• Broken Bow wind farm is now a reality
• Abuse leads to a long, hard road
• Longhorn cattle provide good show
• Farmers struggle with dry weather
• Chirp, chirp, chirp ...
• Appraisers begin evaluation process
• Drug dealer sentenced to 3-9 years
• Jail issues raise questions
• Spill cleanup complete
• Commissioners may have held illegal meeting
• Healing of 'Jane Smith' a story of faith
• Olympian reflects on achieving his goals
• Railroad to feds: 'Don't harm us'
• PBL sets out to have record-breaking year
• Comprehensive Plan focus groups scheduled to meet
• Teams needed for annual chili cook-off
• Auction fundraiser has a cow
• Teen drowns in lake
• Cocaine conviction leads to prison
• Iron Eagle on hot seat
• Bumper crop of snow geese expected this year
• Vets prepare to welcome Wall
• MPCC awarded $40,000 grant
• Counterfeit suspects may have been in NP
• Jail issues resolved for now
• New business comes to lake
• Growth Fund to be up for vote
• Yates sentenced to 10-20 years in prison
• Photos of area eligible for contest
• Group to protest DHHS hearing
• Local history, in their words
• Omaha event will salute Canteen spirit
• Local students learn life skills
• Tax levy down, property values up
• Fashions help 'raise the woof'
• Adams principal ready for challenge
• Police seeking information on Cozad shooting
• Upgrading the simple life
• So it begins
• Commissioners set property tax levy for 2010-11
• Police officer offers school safety tips
• Rescues and Runways to benefit animal shelter
• On the hunt
• Board will talk budget, speed limits
• Run to the cure this Labor Day
• Preparing for winter
• Hill visits NP on campaign trail
• Concert lineup not so certain
• Sour grapes or legitimate gripe?
• MPCC's Chevy Nova on display today
• School board engages critics
• Swain named for chief
• Festival speaker will Bea Funny
• Vandals sought in window shooting spree
• Accident cleanup continues
• County property tax request down 1.76 percent
• Area blood donors needed
• Wellfleet Fall Festival to be held Saturday
• Local winery offers BBQ with a twist
• What do they think of NP?
• Danny scores again
• Hershey preps for plant
• It's almost time to vote
• Mystery, intrigue, murder -for art
• Neb. nets Top 10 spot for business
• What's a Quality Growth Fund?
• Suspected bomb found near Cozad
• Bringing imagination to life
• Birthday wish
• Commissioners demand answers about filth, moisture in new jail
• Museum plans war reenactment
• Twarling named head of mentoring program
• NPCS phonathon begins this weekend
• 'Goober' says gov. race still winnable
• Honoring homefront heroism
• First day fun and games
• Winters' attorney files for new sentencing
• Neb. getting $1M to monitor health insurance rates
• United Way plans small business blitz
• On Tuesday, improved website goes live
• Victim's name released
• Mentalist to thrill crowds at NPCC on Thursday
• Heat limits practice
• A bike ride to find a letter
• Harrold honored for Rail Fest
• Mural to celebrate community
• Smith: Plans for district debate in the works
• Wine tasting to benefit local students
• Majority interest of Curtis State Bank sold by family
• Commissioners plan to wrap up budget
• Board sets public hearing regarding final tax request
• DEET can be harmful if misused
• Special session to focus on fund
• MPCC Board approves 2010-11 budget
• Friends will make first trip to Neb. State Fair
• Police seek vandal on shooting spree in North Platte area
• Motorcycle accident injures driver
• UPR picnic highlight of Rail Fest families
• Steppin' out for education
• Motor vehicle homicide charge in Aug. 10 crash
• Early dismissal? Join the Klub
• Giving back to laborers
• Coldwell Banker to merge with local Century 21 Select
• Group hopes to educate families
• Two North Platte men suspected in Lake Maloney burglaries arrested
• Sunrise club bikes to help eradicate polio
• Brick by brick
• Fun for all at Paxton event
• A new place for butts
• Informational meetings planned on CRP signup
• United Farm & Ranch bought by employees
• A life-changing day
• Turning stuff into art
• A healthy dose of laughs
• Historical Society honors Harrold
• Council to decide on digging up grave
• Cold Stone Creamery enjoying sweet success
• Backpack program gets big boost
• St. Pat's to host annual barbecue
• Hobos wanted for contest
• Winters sentenced to 5-10 years
• Love and hot rods at car show
• Co. board to talk budget, zoning
• Third candidate for House officially on ballot
• Sexual assault case is continued
• Goodfellow Shoe Fund busy buying shoes
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Talking 'budget, budget, budget'
• Lawmakers eye state's many tax exemptions
• Woman donates kidney to save mom
• Blue Ribbon school celebrates national honor
• Walls closing in at Habitat house
• 5 Trails wins Double Gold at competition
• Workforce shortages concern for health care future
• Chelsea Clinton weds at exclusive New York estate
• Man survives crash
• Board could face fines
• Judge's letter causes friction
• Citizens getting a chance to speak up
• New jail should resolve classification issues
• Maxwell celebrates community
• Buffalo named a Blue Ribbon School
• NP man faces 20 years for assault
• City budget officially OKed
• Airport Authority asks for $890,400 in property tax $$
• College to host 'meet and greet' for rodeo coach
• Nominations due Friday for Women of Achievement
• Come one, come all for lunch program
• Council to hear comments on budget
• State ends contract with Boys and Girls Home
• Comforting those in need
• mama
• State Patrol will investigate commissioners
• Will gov. take new state aid?
• Keep a watchful eye for bullying
• Chief Swain? Council says 'no'
• Rezoning request down to final reading with council
• Elks National president to visit NP
• Let the Rail Fest begin
• Another shot in the arm for teens
• Young and old flock to Picnic with the Police
• Study: Housing shortage very real
• Rezoning, roads hot topics for county plan
• Holliday sentenced to 2-5 years in prison
• Wind farm is an option
• Helpful disaster
• State Fair reps embark on tour
• New jail inspection yields 'thumbs up'
• Grant from DC will help keep city's firefighters fit
• Campaign underway for add-on to shelter
• Suspects named in rash of lake burglaries after arrest in Iowa
• Native dance
• Treasure trove
• Fun run added to Rail Fest schedule
• Chief confirmed
• A village full of 'Hidden Treasures'
• Donate blood to help save lives
• Money raised for Alzheimer's walk
• Nebraskans try to beat the heat at Cody Park
• Sheriff-to-be sentenced for DUI
• A look back in time
• Housing wait can be long
• Flags fly, motors roar for vets
• Serial vandal nabbed for shooting out windows
• City focus group talks economic growth
• Cozad drive-by suspect apprehended
• New speed limits approved for North Lake Rd.
• Exchange program helps hunters gift excess deer meat
• Broken water main floods city streets
• WNTA rep details objections to budget
• Council gives OK for hike in electric rates
• UNK trio headed to China
• (no headline)
• Words are art in visiting exhibit
• New speed limits set for south of town
• Injury accident under investigation
• Annual Stamp Show headed to local mall
• More water, new challenges at Big Mac
• Grounds to play
• Honoring WWII's homefront heroines
• North Platte man evades officers
• State trooper reports $1M worth of cocaine seized
• Battle breaks out at local museum
• Raising roof raises questions
• What now for war-torn Iraq?
• Only standby spots are left for Bailey Yard bus tours
• City budget balancing act
• Jail inspector questions timeline
• Young minds, tiny trains
• Campaign underway for add-on to shelter
• Going out with a bang
• Suspects named in rash of lake burglaries after arrest in Iowa
• Lex man dies in Brady canal
• Native dance
• Police arrest 2 accused vandals
• Treasure trove
• Fun run added to Rail Fest schedule
• Gamble for good
• Chief confirmed
• Catholic Schools gear up for fundraiser
• A village full of 'Hidden Treasures'
• Donate blood to help save lives
• New director named for children's museum
• Money raised for Alzheimer's walk
• Fun at the Wellfleet Fall Festival
• Nebraskans try to beat the heat at Cody Park
• Sheriff-to-be sentenced for DUI
• Aging can be a battle
• A look back in time
• Wheels are turning
• Housing wait can be long
• Flags fly, motors roar for vets
• Accident under investigation
• Serial vandal nabbed for shooting out windows
• NP playhouse bringing Seuss to life
• Education issues debated
• City focus group talks economic growth
• Salaries still in limbo
• Cozad drive-by suspect apprehended
• Two arrested on felony shoplifting charges
• Volunteers needed to help with Habitat house this weekend
• Wind farm is an option
• True to life
• Helpful disaster
• County tax request will drop
• Area residents reminded of scams
• State Fair reps embark on tour
• Speed limits may change
• New jail inspection yields 'thumbs up'
• Improvement Fund Grant applications now being accepted
• Grant from DC will help keep city's firefighters fit
• UNK trio headed to China
• Jail issues raise questions
• (no headline)
• Spill cleanup complete
• Words are art in visiting exhibit
• Commissioners may have held illegal meeting
• New speed limits set for south of town
• Injury accident under investigation
• Healing of 'Jane Smith' a story of faith
• Annual Stamp Show headed to local mall
• Olympian reflects on achieving his goals
• More water, new challenges at Big Mac
• Grounds to play
• Railroad to feds: 'Don't harm us'
• Honoring WWII's homefront heroines
• PBL sets out to have record-breaking year
• North Platte man evades officers
• State trooper reports $1M worth of cocaine seized
• Motel pool reopens after closure
• Battle breaks out at local museum
• 11-year-old boy struck by a car
• Raising roof raises questions
• What now for war-torn Iraq?
• Florom's request for rehearing is denied
• Only standby spots are left for Bailey Yard bus tours
• Officials: Take care to avoid wildfires
• Titus sentenced for causing injury crash
• City budget balancing act
• Ag Society pledges to address fair issues
• Jail inspector questions timeline
• Local hotels experience busy summer
• Broken Bow wind farm is now a reality
• New speed limits approved for North Lake Rd.
• Abuse leads to a long, hard road
• Exchange program helps hunters gift excess deer meat
• Longhorn cattle provide good show
• Farmers struggle with dry weather
• Broken water main floods city streets
• Chirp, chirp, chirp ...
• WNTA rep details objections to budget
• Appraisers begin evaluation process
• Council gives OK for hike in electric rates
• Drug dealer sentenced to 3-9 years
• Pet projects
• Photos of area eligible for contest
• Local News in Brief
• Group to protest DHHS hearing
• Weather sets stage for colorful autumn
• Local history, in their words
• Budget cuts focused on three areas
• Phone services for unemployment claims is halted temporarily
• Omaha event will salute Canteen spirit
• Registered voter numbers drop in county
• Local students learn life skills
• The means to finish the job
• Education groups cry foul over letter
• Tax levy down, property values up
• Judge position decision upcoming
• Fashions help 'raise the woof'
• Domestic violence leads to jail time
• 'Raising the woof' to help shelter
• Comprehensive Plan focus groups scheduled to meet
• Meeting will focus on zoning, jail
• Teams needed for annual chili cook-off
• Fire department kept running on Thurs. morning
• Mayor reveals chief finalists
• Auction fundraiser has a cow
• Tiny train, big fun
• Teen drowns in lake
• Cocaine conviction leads to prison
• Old news
• Iron Eagle on hot seat
• In the Spotlight
• Bumper crop of snow geese expected this year
• Vets prepare to welcome Wall
• Trucks set for return show
• MPCC awarded $40,000 grant
• Public to weigh in on county budget
• Counterfeit suspects may have been in NP
• Jail issues resolved for now
• 80 and hard at work
• New business comes to lake
• Could labeling lakes help save lives?
• Growth Fund to be up for vote
• A chance to meet, greet candidates
• Yates sentenced to 10-20 years in prison
• Roadshow hits city in search of treasures
• MPCC's Chevy Nova on display today
• Former state sen. named for award
• School board engages critics
• Afternoon accident sends 3 to hospital
• Swain named for chief
• Assault with battery - literally
• What's the value of agritourism?
• Festival speaker will Bea Funny
• County town hall meetings to focus on updating plan
• Vandals sought in window shooting spree
• Euthanized sheep left to rot for week on local property
• Fall festival fun
• Accident cleanup continues
• Slimy subject
• County property tax request down 1.76 percent
• Commissioners forced to trim $1.2 million
• Early out days officially begin
• Adams principal ready for challenge
• What a way to start the day at Rail Fest
• Police seeking information on Cozad shooting
• New rules restrict credit counselors
• Denny's planned for North Platte
• Upgrading the simple life
• UP historical society to have presence at Rail Fest
• So it begins
• Commissioners set property tax levy for 2010-11
• Council wraps up budget hearings
• Police officer offers school safety tips
• School board OKs budget
• Rescues and Runways to benefit animal shelter
• On the hunt
• County whittles down budget
• Board will talk budget, speed limits
• Expert: North Platte not telling its story
• Run to the cure this Labor Day
• Preparing for winter
• Fun and games
• Hill visits NP on campaign trail
• Local News in Brief
• Concert lineup not so certain
• Building history step by step
• Sour grapes or legitimate gripe?
• Vision testing important for kids
• Museum plans war reenactment
• Ma(i)ze
• Twarling named head of mentoring program
• Scare season
• NPCS phonathon begins this weekend
• Council schedules work session
• Tragedy sparks family activism
• 'Goober' says gov. race still winnable
• Museum targets littlest sports fans
• Honoring homefront heroism
• New NRD plan allows irrigation to be shut down
• Salvation Army offers extended hours
• First day fun and games
• Cutting torch sparks fire at Preston Court
• Winters' attorney files for new sentencing
• 'Night Out' shows cops are people too
• Danger zone
• Area blood donors needed
• Columbine survivor to speak in NP
• Wellfleet Fall Festival to be held Saturday
• Ice cream social at Bridge of Hope
• North Platte man faces up to 8 years
• Local winery offers BBQ with a twist
• Council to consider appointments
• What do they think of NP?
• Danny scores again
• Kroon honored for volunteerism
• Hershey preps for plant
• Jail now expected to be done on Dec. 22
• It's almost time to vote
• Mystery, intrigue, murder -for art
• Truck driver dies
• Neb. nets Top 10 spot for business
• Car show opens with vows
• What's a Quality Growth Fund?
• Suspected bomb found near Cozad
• From Nebraska to soldiers, with love
• Bringing imagination to life
• Nebraska soldiers benefit from dinner held tonight
• Birthday wish
• Commissioners demand answers about filth, moisture in new jail
• DEET can be harmful if misused
• Nonprofits risk losing tax-exempt status
• Special session to focus on fund
• Home Front books available
• MPCC Board approves 2010-11 budget
• AG talks big issues
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Friends will make first trip to Neb. State Fair
• What a bunch of characters
• Police seek vandal on shooting spree in North Platte area
• Students should start day off right
• Tickets available for Bailey Yard tours
• Motorcycle accident injures driver
• Man dies of gunshot wound
• UPR picnic highlight of Rail Fest families
• Jail roof nears completion
• Reading tests revealing
• Neb. getting $1M to monitor health insurance rates
• Rainy weather can't dampen UPRR spirits
• United Way plans small business blitz
• Hansen: More penny-pinching possible
• West Nile still hanging around
• On Tuesday, improved website goes live
• Husband reflects on wife's vanishing memory
• Victim's name released
• Mentalist to thrill crowds at NPCC on Thursday
• Congressional candidate travels to North Platte
• Heat limits practice
• Ogallala Indian Summer Rendezvous opens Thurs.
• A bike ride to find a letter
• Harrold honored for Rail Fest
• Pickup crosses alley, crashes through fence
• Mural to celebrate community
• Art landmark
• Smith: Plans for district debate in the works
• Wine tasting to benefit local students
• Banquet to benefit farmers and ranchers
• Majority interest of Curtis State Bank sold by family
• Making Navy bluegrass
• Commissioners plan to wrap up budget
• Board sets public hearing regarding final tax request
• NPPD customers to see rate increase
• Turning stuff into art
• Commissioners meeting will be short on Tues.
• A healthy dose of laughs
• Birdwood Viaduct cost increases
• Historical Society honors Harrold
• Balancing Act
• Council to decide on digging up grave
• History tells its tales
• Cold Stone Creamery enjoying sweet success
• Touchdown to host regional poker tourney
• Backpack program gets big boost
• Children wowed by puppets
• Vietnam Memorial Wall coming to NP
• St. Pat's to host annual barbecue
• The battle to end modern-day slavery
• Hobos wanted for contest
• Council divided on work sessions
• New program matches hunters with landowners
• Steppin' out for education
• Future of railroading
• Motor vehicle homicide charge in Aug. 10 crash
• Soldier: 'We are making a difference'
• Nebraska to get more education dollars
• Early dismissal? Join the Klub
• NP councilmen have a bone to pick with mayor
• Giving back to laborers
• Coldwell Banker to merge with local Century 21 Select
• Birthday celebration focused on a pet project
• Group hopes to educate families
• Civil War expert to speak at library
• Two North Platte men suspected in Lake Maloney burglaries arrested
• Sunrise club bikes to help eradicate polio
• Songwriter to perform at Playhouse
• Brick by brick
• Car show draws hundreds downtown
• Fun for all at Paxton event
• A new place for butts
• Students' artwork included in calendar
• Informational meetings planned on CRP signup
• UP trains collide, stack up cars between Kearney and Gibbon
• United Farm & Ranch bought by employees
• A life-changing day
• Street fair planned for downtown
• Chelsea Clinton weds at exclusive New York estate
• NP playhouse bringing Seuss to life
• Man survives crash
• Education issues debated
• Board could face fines
• Salaries still in limbo
• Judge's letter causes friction
• Two arrested on felony shoplifting charges
• Citizens getting a chance to speak up
• Volunteers needed to help with Habitat house this weekend
• New jail should resolve classification issues
• True to life
• County tax request will drop
• Maxwell celebrates community
• Area residents reminded of scams
• Buffalo named a Blue Ribbon School
• Speed limits may change
• Improvement Fund Grant applications now being accepted
• Winters sentenced to 5-10 years
• Young minds, tiny trains
• Love and hot rods at car show
• Going out with a bang
• Lex man dies in Brady canal
• Co. board to talk budget, zoning
• Police arrest 2 accused vandals
• Third candidate for House officially on ballot
• Sexual assault case is continued
• Gamble for good
• Goodfellow Shoe Fund busy buying shoes
• Catholic Schools gear up for fundraiser
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Talking 'budget, budget, budget'
• New director named for children's museum
• Lawmakers eye state's many tax exemptions
• Fun at the Wellfleet Fall Festival
• Woman donates kidney to save mom
• Blue Ribbon school celebrates national honor
• Aging can be a battle
• Walls closing in at Habitat house
• Wheels are turning
• 5 Trails wins Double Gold at competition
• Workforce shortages concern for health care future
• Accident under investigation
• Officials: Take care to avoid wildfires
• Elks National president to visit NP
• Titus sentenced for causing injury crash
• Let the Rail Fest begin
• Ag Society pledges to address fair issues
• Another shot in the arm for teens
• Local hotels experience busy summer
• Young and old flock to Picnic with the Police
• Broken Bow wind farm is now a reality
• Study: Housing shortage very real
• Abuse leads to a long, hard road
• Longhorn cattle provide good show
• Rezoning, roads hot topics for county plan
• Farmers struggle with dry weather
• Holliday sentenced to 2-5 years in prison
• Chirp, chirp, chirp ...
• Appraisers begin evaluation process
• NP man faces 20 years for assault
• Drug dealer sentenced to 3-9 years
• City budget officially OKed
• Jail issues raise questions
• Spill cleanup complete
• Airport Authority asks for $890,400 in property tax $$
• Commissioners may have held illegal meeting
• College to host 'meet and greet' for rodeo coach
• Nominations due Friday for Women of Achievement
• Healing of 'Jane Smith' a story of faith
• Come one, come all for lunch program
• Olympian reflects on achieving his goals
• Council to hear comments on budget
• State ends contract with Boys and Girls Home
• Railroad to feds: 'Don't harm us'
• Comforting those in need
• PBL sets out to have record-breaking year
• mama
• State Patrol will investigate commissioners
• Motel pool reopens after closure
• Will gov. take new state aid?
• 11-year-old boy struck by a car
• Keep a watchful eye for bullying
• Chief Swain? Council says 'no'
• Florom's request for rehearing is denied
• Rezoning request down to final reading with council
• Sheriff-to-be sentenced for DUI
• Cocaine conviction leads to prison
• A look back in time
• Iron Eagle on hot seat
• Housing wait can be long
• Bumper crop of snow geese expected this year
• Flags fly, motors roar for vets
• Vets prepare to welcome Wall
• Serial vandal nabbed for shooting out windows
• MPCC awarded $40,000 grant
• Counterfeit suspects may have been in NP
• City focus group talks economic growth
• Jail issues resolved for now
• Cozad drive-by suspect apprehended
• New business comes to lake
• Growth Fund to be up for vote
• Wind farm is an option
• Yates sentenced to 10-20 years in prison
• Helpful disaster
• Photos of area eligible for contest
• Group to protest DHHS hearing
• State Fair reps embark on tour
• Local history, in their words
• New jail inspection yields 'thumbs up'
• Grant from DC will help keep city's firefighters fit
• Omaha event will salute Canteen spirit
• Campaign underway for add-on to shelter
• Local students learn life skills
• Suspects named in rash of lake burglaries after arrest in Iowa
• Native dance
• Tax levy down, property values up
• Treasure trove
• Fashions help 'raise the woof'
• Fun run added to Rail Fest schedule
• Chief confirmed
• Comprehensive Plan focus groups scheduled to meet
• A village full of 'Hidden Treasures'
• Teams needed for annual chili cook-off
• Donate blood to help save lives
• Money raised for Alzheimer's walk
• Auction fundraiser has a cow
• Nebraskans try to beat the heat at Cody Park
• Teen drowns in lake
• State trooper reports $1M worth of cocaine seized
• Commissioners set property tax levy for 2010-11
• Battle breaks out at local museum
• Police officer offers school safety tips
• Raising roof raises questions
• Rescues and Runways to benefit animal shelter
• What now for war-torn Iraq?
• On the hunt
• Only standby spots are left for Bailey Yard bus tours
• Board will talk budget, speed limits
• Run to the cure this Labor Day
• City budget balancing act
• Preparing for winter
• Jail inspector questions timeline
• Hill visits NP on campaign trail
• Concert lineup not so certain
• New speed limits approved for North Lake Rd.
• Sour grapes or legitimate gripe?
• Exchange program helps hunters gift excess deer meat
• MPCC's Chevy Nova on display today
• School board engages critics
• Broken water main floods city streets
• Swain named for chief
• WNTA rep details objections to budget
• Council gives OK for hike in electric rates
• Festival speaker will Bea Funny
• UNK trio headed to China
• Vandals sought in window shooting spree
• (no headline)
• Words are art in visiting exhibit
• Accident cleanup continues
• New speed limits set for south of town
• County property tax request down 1.76 percent
• Injury accident under investigation
• Annual Stamp Show headed to local mall
• Adams principal ready for challenge
• More water, new challenges at Big Mac
• Police seeking information on Cozad shooting
• Grounds to play
• Honoring WWII's homefront heroines
• Upgrading the simple life
• North Platte man evades officers
• So it begins
• 'Raising the woof' to help shelter
• Danny scores again
• Meeting will focus on zoning, jail
• Hershey preps for plant
• Fire department kept running on Thurs. morning
• It's almost time to vote
• Mayor reveals chief finalists
• Mystery, intrigue, murder -for art
• Tiny train, big fun
• Neb. nets Top 10 spot for business
• What's a Quality Growth Fund?
• Old news
• Suspected bomb found near Cozad
• In the Spotlight
• Bringing imagination to life
• Birthday wish
• Trucks set for return show
• Commissioners demand answers about filth, moisture in new jail
• Public to weigh in on county budget
• Museum plans war reenactment
• Twarling named head of mentoring program
• 80 and hard at work
• NPCS phonathon begins this weekend
• Could labeling lakes help save lives?
• A chance to meet, greet candidates
• 'Goober' says gov. race still winnable
• Pet projects
• Honoring homefront heroism
• Local News in Brief
• Weather sets stage for colorful autumn
• First day fun and games
• Budget cuts focused on three areas
• Winters' attorney files for new sentencing
• Phone services for unemployment claims is halted temporarily
• Registered voter numbers drop in county
• Area blood donors needed
• The means to finish the job
• Wellfleet Fall Festival to be held Saturday
• Education groups cry foul over letter
• Judge position decision upcoming
• Local winery offers BBQ with a twist
• Domestic violence leads to jail time
• What do they think of NP?
• Mentalist to thrill crowds at NPCC on Thursday
• What a way to start the day at Rail Fest
• Heat limits practice
• New rules restrict credit counselors
• A bike ride to find a letter
• Denny's planned for North Platte
• Harrold honored for Rail Fest
• UP historical society to have presence at Rail Fest
• Mural to celebrate community
• Smith: Plans for district debate in the works
• Council wraps up budget hearings
• Wine tasting to benefit local students
• School board OKs budget
• Majority interest of Curtis State Bank sold by family
• Commissioners plan to wrap up budget
• County whittles down budget
• Board sets public hearing regarding final tax request
• Expert: North Platte not telling its story
• DEET can be harmful if misused
• Special session to focus on fund
• Fun and games
• MPCC Board approves 2010-11 budget
• Local News in Brief
• Building history step by step
• Friends will make first trip to Neb. State Fair
• Roadshow hits city in search of treasures
• Police seek vandal on shooting spree in North Platte area
• Former state sen. named for award
• Afternoon accident sends 3 to hospital
• Motorcycle accident injures driver
• Assault with battery - literally
• UPR picnic highlight of Rail Fest families
• What's the value of agritourism?
• County town hall meetings to focus on updating plan
• Neb. getting $1M to monitor health insurance rates
• Euthanized sheep left to rot for week on local property
• United Way plans small business blitz
• Fall festival fun
• Slimy subject
• On Tuesday, improved website goes live
• Commissioners forced to trim $1.2 million
• Victim's name released
• Early out days officially begin
• Columbine survivor to speak in NP
• Group hopes to educate families
• Ice cream social at Bridge of Hope
• Two North Platte men suspected in Lake Maloney burglaries arrested
• North Platte man faces up to 8 years
• Sunrise club bikes to help eradicate polio
• Council to consider appointments
• Brick by brick
• Fun for all at Paxton event
• Kroon honored for volunteerism
• A new place for butts
• Jail now expected to be done on Dec. 22
• Informational meetings planned on CRP signup
• United Farm & Ranch bought by employees
• Truck driver dies
• A life-changing day
• Car show opens with vows
• Turning stuff into art
• A healthy dose of laughs
• From Nebraska to soldiers, with love
• Historical Society honors Harrold
• Nebraska soldiers benefit from dinner held tonight
• Council to decide on digging up grave
• Cold Stone Creamery enjoying sweet success
• Vision testing important for kids
• Backpack program gets big boost
• Ma(i)ze
• Scare season
• St. Pat's to host annual barbecue
• Council schedules work session
• Hobos wanted for contest
• Tragedy sparks family activism
• Museum targets littlest sports fans
• Steppin' out for education
• New NRD plan allows irrigation to be shut down
• Motor vehicle homicide charge in Aug. 10 crash
• Salvation Army offers extended hours
• Cutting torch sparks fire at Preston Court
• Early dismissal? Join the Klub
• 'Night Out' shows cops are people too
• Giving back to laborers
• Danger zone
• Coldwell Banker to merge with local Century 21 Select
• Rainy weather can't dampen UPRR spirits
• Goodfellow Shoe Fund busy buying shoes
• Hansen: More penny-pinching possible
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• West Nile still hanging around
• Talking 'budget, budget, budget'
• Husband reflects on wife's vanishing memory
• Lawmakers eye state's many tax exemptions
• Woman donates kidney to save mom
• Congressional candidate travels to North Platte
• Blue Ribbon school celebrates national honor
• Ogallala Indian Summer Rendezvous opens Thurs.
• Walls closing in at Habitat house
• 5 Trails wins Double Gold at competition
• Pickup crosses alley, crashes through fence
• Workforce shortages concern for health care future
• Art landmark
• Chelsea Clinton weds at exclusive New York estate
• Man survives crash
• Banquet to benefit farmers and ranchers
• Board could face fines
• Making Navy bluegrass
• Judge's letter causes friction
• Citizens getting a chance to speak up
• NPPD customers to see rate increase
• New jail should resolve classification issues
• Nonprofits risk losing tax-exempt status
• Home Front books available
• Maxwell celebrates community
• AG talks big issues
• Buffalo named a Blue Ribbon School
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• What a bunch of characters
• Winters sentenced to 5-10 years
• Students should start day off right
• Love and hot rods at car show
• Tickets available for Bailey Yard tours
• Man dies of gunshot wound
• Co. board to talk budget, zoning
• Jail roof nears completion
• Third candidate for House officially on ballot
• Reading tests revealing
• Sexual assault case is continued
• Future of railroading
• Come one, come all for lunch program
• Soldier: 'We are making a difference'
• Council to hear comments on budget
• Nebraska to get more education dollars
• State ends contract with Boys and Girls Home
• NP councilmen have a bone to pick with mayor
• Comforting those in need
• mama
• Birthday celebration focused on a pet project
• State Patrol will investigate commissioners
• Civil War expert to speak at library
• Will gov. take new state aid?
• Keep a watchful eye for bullying
• Songwriter to perform at Playhouse
• Chief Swain? Council says 'no'
• Car show draws hundreds downtown
• Rezoning request down to final reading with council
• Elks National president to visit NP
• Students' artwork included in calendar
• Let the Rail Fest begin
• UP trains collide, stack up cars between Kearney and Gibbon
• Another shot in the arm for teens
• Young and old flock to Picnic with the Police
• Street fair planned for downtown
• Study: Housing shortage very real
• Commissioners meeting will be short on Tues.
• Birdwood Viaduct cost increases
• Rezoning, roads hot topics for county plan
• Balancing Act
• Holliday sentenced to 2-5 years in prison
• History tells its tales
• Touchdown to host regional poker tourney
• NP man faces 20 years for assault
• Children wowed by puppets
• City budget officially OKed
• Vietnam Memorial Wall coming to NP
• The battle to end modern-day slavery
• Airport Authority asks for $890,400 in property tax $$
• Council divided on work sessions
• College to host 'meet and greet' for rodeo coach
• New program matches hunters with landowners
• Nominations due Friday for Women of Achievement
• Omaha event will salute Canteen spirit
• Broken Bow wind farm is now a reality
• Local students learn life skills
• Abuse leads to a long, hard road
• Longhorn cattle provide good show
• Tax levy down, property values up
• Farmers struggle with dry weather
• Fashions help 'raise the woof'
• Chirp, chirp, chirp ...
• Appraisers begin evaluation process
• Comprehensive Plan focus groups scheduled to meet
• Drug dealer sentenced to 3-9 years
• Teams needed for annual chili cook-off
• Jail issues raise questions
• Spill cleanup complete
• Auction fundraiser has a cow
• Commissioners may have held illegal meeting
• Teen drowns in lake
• Education issues debated
• Healing of 'Jane Smith' a story of faith
• Iron Eagle on hot seat
• Olympian reflects on achieving his goals
• Bumper crop of snow geese expected this year
• Vets prepare to welcome Wall
• Railroad to feds: 'Don't harm us'
• MPCC awarded $40,000 grant
• PBL sets out to have record-breaking year
• Counterfeit suspects may have been in NP
• Jail issues resolved for now
• Motel pool reopens after closure
• New business comes to lake
• 11-year-old boy struck by a car
• Growth Fund to be up for vote
• Yates sentenced to 10-20 years in prison
• Florom's request for rehearing is denied
• Photos of area eligible for contest
• Officials: Take care to avoid wildfires
• Group to protest DHHS hearing
• Birdwood Viaduct cost increases
• Local history, in their words
• Ag Society pledges to address fair issues
• Local hotels experience busy summer
• Vets prepare to welcome Wall
• Vandals sought in window shooting spree
• MPCC awarded $40,000 grant
• Counterfeit suspects may have been in NP
• Accident cleanup continues
• Jail issues resolved for now
• County property tax request down 1.76 percent
• New business comes to lake
• Growth Fund to be up for vote
• Adams principal ready for challenge
• Yates sentenced to 10-20 years in prison
• Police seeking information on Cozad shooting
• Photos of area eligible for contest
• Group to protest DHHS hearing
• Upgrading the simple life
• Local history, in their words
• So it begins
• Titus sentenced for causing injury crash
• Omaha event will salute Canteen spirit
• Police officer offers school safety tips
• Local students learn life skills
• Rescues and Runways to benefit animal shelter
• On the hunt
• Tax levy down, property values up
• Board will talk budget, speed limits
• Fashions help 'raise the woof'
• Run to the cure this Labor Day
• Preparing for winter
• Comprehensive Plan focus groups scheduled to meet
• Hill visits NP on campaign trail
• Teams needed for annual chili cook-off
• Concert lineup not so certain
• Sour grapes or legitimate gripe?
• Auction fundraiser has a cow
• MPCC's Chevy Nova on display today
• Teen drowns in lake
• School board engages critics
• Education issues debated
• Swain named for chief
• Iron Eagle on hot seat
• Bumper crop of snow geese expected this year
• Festival speaker will Bea Funny
• Honoring homefront heroism
• Board will talk budget, speed limits
• Run to the cure this Labor Day
• First day fun and games
• Preparing for winter
• Winters' attorney files for new sentencing
• Hill visits NP on campaign trail
• Concert lineup not so certain
• Area blood donors needed
• Sour grapes or legitimate gripe?
• Wellfleet Fall Festival to be held Saturday
• MPCC's Chevy Nova on display today
• School board engages critics
• Local winery offers BBQ with a twist
• Swain named for chief
• What do they think of NP?
• Cocaine conviction leads to prison
• Festival speaker will Bea Funny
• Hershey preps for plant
• Vandals sought in window shooting spree
• It's almost time to vote
• Mystery, intrigue, murder -for art
• Accident cleanup continues
• Neb. nets Top 10 spot for business
• County property tax request down 1.76 percent
• What's a Quality Growth Fund?
• Suspected bomb found near Cozad
• Adams principal ready for challenge
• Bringing imagination to life
• Police seeking information on Cozad shooting
• Birthday wish
• Commissioners demand answers about filth, moisture in new jail
• Upgrading the simple life
• Museum plans war reenactment
• So it begins
• Twarling named head of mentoring program
• Titus sentenced for causing injury crash
• NPCS phonathon begins this weekend
• Police officer offers school safety tips
• Rescues and Runways to benefit animal shelter
• 'Goober' says gov. race still winnable
• On the hunt
• Police seek vandal on shooting spree in North Platte area
• Neb. nets Top 10 spot for business
• What's a Quality Growth Fund?
• Motorcycle accident injures driver
• Suspected bomb found near Cozad
• UPR picnic highlight of Rail Fest families
• Bringing imagination to life
• Birthday wish
• Neb. getting $1M to monitor health insurance rates
• Commissioners demand answers about filth, moisture in new jail
• United Way plans small business blitz
• Museum plans war reenactment
• Twarling named head of mentoring program
• On Tuesday, improved website goes live
• NPCS phonathon begins this weekend
• Victim's name released
• Commissioners set property tax levy for 2010-11
• 'Goober' says gov. race still winnable
• Heat limits practice
• Honoring homefront heroism
• A bike ride to find a letter
• Harrold honored for Rail Fest
• First day fun and games
• Mural to celebrate community
• Winters' attorney files for new sentencing
• Smith: Plans for district debate in the works
• Wine tasting to benefit local students
• Area blood donors needed
• Majority interest of Curtis State Bank sold by family
• Wellfleet Fall Festival to be held Saturday
• Commissioners plan to wrap up budget
• Board sets public hearing regarding final tax request
• Local winery offers BBQ with a twist
• DEET can be harmful if misused
• What do they think of NP?
• Special session to focus on fund
• Cocaine conviction leads to prison
• MPCC Board approves 2010-11 budget
• Hershey preps for plant
• It's almost time to vote
• Friends will make first trip to Neb. State Fair
• Mystery, intrigue, murder -for art
• Backpack program gets big boost
• Mural to celebrate community
• Smith: Plans for district debate in the works
• St. Pat's to host annual barbecue
• Wine tasting to benefit local students
• Hobos wanted for contest
• Majority interest of Curtis State Bank sold by family
• Commissioners plan to wrap up budget
• Steppin' out for education
• Board sets public hearing regarding final tax request
• Motor vehicle homicide charge in Aug. 10 crash
• DEET can be harmful if misused
• Special session to focus on fund
• Early dismissal? Join the Klub
• MPCC Board approves 2010-11 budget
• Giving back to laborers
• Danny scores again
• Friends will make first trip to Neb. State Fair
• Group hopes to educate families
• Police seek vandal on shooting spree in North Platte area
• Two North Platte men suspected in Lake Maloney burglaries arrested
• Sunrise club bikes to help eradicate polio
• Motorcycle accident injures driver
• Brick by brick
• UPR picnic highlight of Rail Fest families
• Fun for all at Paxton event
• A new place for butts
• Neb. getting $1M to monitor health insurance rates
• Informational meetings planned on CRP signup
• United Way plans small business blitz
• United Farm & Ranch bought by employees
• A life-changing day
• On Tuesday, improved website goes live
• Turning stuff into art
• Victim's name released
• A healthy dose of laughs
• Commissioners set property tax levy for 2010-11
• Historical Society honors Harrold
• Heat limits practice
• Council to decide on digging up grave
• A bike ride to find a letter
• Cold Stone Creamery enjoying sweet success
• Harrold honored for Rail Fest
• Brick by brick
• Fun for all at Paxton event
• Maxwell celebrates community
• A new place for butts
• Buffalo named a Blue Ribbon School
• Informational meetings planned on CRP signup
• United Farm & Ranch bought by employees
• Winters sentenced to 5-10 years
• A life-changing day
• Love and hot rods at car show
• Turning stuff into art
• A healthy dose of laughs
• Co. board to talk budget, zoning
• Historical Society honors Harrold
• Third candidate for House officially on ballot
• Council to decide on digging up grave
• Cold Stone Creamery enjoying sweet success
• Goodfellow Shoe Fund busy buying shoes
• Backpack program gets big boost
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Talking 'budget, budget, budget'
• St. Pat's to host annual barbecue
• Lawmakers eye state's many tax exemptions
• Hobos wanted for contest
• Woman donates kidney to save mom
• Blue Ribbon school celebrates national honor
• Steppin' out for education
• Walls closing in at Habitat house
• Motor vehicle homicide charge in Aug. 10 crash
• 5 Trails wins Double Gold at competition
• Workforce shortages concern for health care future
• Early dismissal? Join the Klub
• Chelsea Clinton weds at exclusive New York estate
• Giving back to laborers
• Man survives crash
• Danny scores again
• Board could face fines
• Group hopes to educate families
• Judge's letter causes friction
• Two North Platte men suspected in Lake Maloney burglaries arrested
• Citizens getting a chance to speak up
• Sunrise club bikes to help eradicate polio
• New jail should resolve classification issues
• Lawmakers eye state's many tax exemptions
• Woman donates kidney to save mom
• Rezoning, roads hot topics for county plan
• Blue Ribbon school celebrates national honor
• Holliday sentenced to 2-5 years in prison
• Walls closing in at Habitat house
• 5 Trails wins Double Gold at competition
• NP man faces 20 years for assault
• Workforce shortages concern for health care future
• City budget officially OKed
• Chelsea Clinton weds at exclusive New York estate
• Man survives crash
• Airport Authority asks for $890,400 in property tax $$
• Board could face fines
• College to host 'meet and greet' for rodeo coach
• Judge's letter causes friction
• Citizens getting a chance to speak up
• Come one, come all for lunch program
• New jail should resolve classification issues
• Council to hear comments on budget
• State ends contract with Boys and Girls Home
• Maxwell celebrates community
• Comforting those in need
• Buffalo named a Blue Ribbon School
• mama
• State Patrol will investigate commissioners
• Winters sentenced to 5-10 years
• Will gov. take new state aid?
• Love and hot rods at car show
• Keep a watchful eye for bullying
• Chief Swain? Council says 'no'
• Co. board to talk budget, zoning
• Rezoning request down to final reading with council
• Third candidate for House officially on ballot
• Elks National president to visit NP
• Let the Rail Fest begin
• Goodfellow Shoe Fund busy buying shoes
• Another shot in the arm for teens
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Young and old flock to Picnic with the Police
• Talking 'budget, budget, budget'
• Study: Housing shortage very real
• Comforting those in need
• mama
• City focus group talks economic growth
• State Patrol will investigate commissioners
• Cozad drive-by suspect apprehended
• Will gov. take new state aid?
• Keep a watchful eye for bullying
• Wind farm is an option
• Chief Swain? Council says 'no'
• Helpful disaster
• Rezoning request down to final reading with council
• Elks National president to visit NP
• State Fair reps embark on tour
• Let the Rail Fest begin
• New jail inspection yields 'thumbs up'
• Another shot in the arm for teens
• Young and old flock to Picnic with the Police
• Campaign underway for add-on to shelter
• Study: Housing shortage very real
• Suspects named in rash of lake burglaries after arrest in Iowa
• Native dance
• Rezoning, roads hot topics for county plan
• Treasure trove
• Holliday sentenced to 2-5 years in prison
• Fun run added to Rail Fest schedule
• Chief confirmed
• NP man faces 20 years for assault
• A village full of 'Hidden Treasures'
• City budget officially OKed
• Donate blood to help save lives
• Money raised for Alzheimer's walk
• Airport Authority asks for $890,400 in property tax $$
• Nebraskans try to beat the heat at Cody Park
• College to host 'meet and greet' for rodeo coach
• Sheriff-to-be sentenced for DUI
• A look back in time
• Come one, come all for lunch program
• Housing wait can be long
• Council to hear comments on budget
• Flags fly, motors roar for vets
• State ends contract with Boys and Girls Home
• Serial vandal nabbed for shooting out windows
• Treasure trove
• Fun run added to Rail Fest schedule
• City budget balancing act
• Chief confirmed
• Jail inspector questions timeline
• A village full of 'Hidden Treasures'
• Donate blood to help save lives
• New speed limits approved for North Lake Rd.
• Money raised for Alzheimer's walk
• Exchange program helps hunters gift excess deer meat
• Nebraskans try to beat the heat at Cody Park
• Sheriff-to-be sentenced for DUI
• Broken water main floods city streets
• A look back in time
• WNTA rep details objections to budget
• Housing wait can be long
• Flags fly, motors roar for vets
• UNK trio headed to China
• Serial vandal nabbed for shooting out windows
• (no headline)
• Birdwood, taxes on county board's meeting agenda
• City focus group talks economic growth
• New speed limits set for south of town
• Cozad drive-by suspect apprehended
• Injury accident under investigation
• Annual Stamp Show headed to local mall
• Wind farm is an option
• More water, new challenges at Big Mac
• Helpful disaster
• Grounds to play
• Honoring WWII's homefront heroines
• State Fair reps embark on tour
• North Platte man evades officers
• New jail inspection yields 'thumbs up'
• State trooper reports $1M worth of cocaine seized
• Battle breaks out at local museum
• Campaign underway for add-on to shelter
• Raising roof raises questions
• Suspects named in rash of lake burglaries after arrest in Iowa
• What now for war-torn Iraq?
• Native dance
• Only standby spots are left for Bailey Yard bus tours
• Injury accident under investigation
• Old news
• Annual Stamp Show headed to local mall
• In the Spotlight
• More water, new challenges at Big Mac
• Grounds to play
• Trucks set for return show
• Honoring WWII's homefront heroines
• Public to weigh in on county budget
• North Platte man evades officers
• State trooper reports $1M worth of cocaine seized
• 80 and hard at work
• Battle breaks out at local museum
• Could labeling lakes help save lives?
• Raising roof raises questions
• What now for war-torn Iraq?
• Pet projects
• Only standby spots are left for Bailey Yard bus tours
• Local News in Brief
• Council to focus on planning, paychecks
• City budget balancing act
• Budget cuts focused on three areas
• Jail inspector questions timeline
• Phone services for unemployment claims is halted temporarily
• Registered voter numbers drop in county
• New speed limits approved for North Lake Rd.
• The means to finish the job
• Exchange program helps hunters gift excess deer meat
• Education groups cry foul over letter
• Judge position decision upcoming
• Broken water main floods city streets
• Domestic violence leads to jail time
• WNTA rep details objections to budget
• 'Raising the woof' to help shelter
• Meeting will focus on zoning, jail
• UNK trio headed to China
• Fire department kept running on Thurs. morning
• (no headline)
• Mayor reveals chief finalists
• Birdwood, taxes on county board's meeting agenda
• Tiny train, big fun
• New speed limits set for south of town
• Phone services for unemployment claims is halted temporarily
• Council wraps up budget hearings
• Registered voter numbers drop in county
• School board OKs budget
• The means to finish the job
• Education groups cry foul over letter
• County whittles down budget
• Judge position decision upcoming
• Expert: North Platte not telling its story
• Domestic violence leads to jail time
• 'Raising the woof' to help shelter
• Fun and games
• Meeting will focus on zoning, jail
• Local News in Brief
• Fire department kept running on Thurs. morning
• Mayor reveals chief finalists
• Roadshow hits city in search of treasures
• Tiny train, big fun
• Former state sen. named for award
• Words are art in visiting exhibit
• Old news
• Assault with battery - literally
• In the Spotlight
• What's the value of agritourism?
• County town hall meetings to focus on updating plan
• Trucks set for return show
• Euthanized sheep left to rot for week on local property
• Public to weigh in on county budget
• Fall festival fun
• Slimy subject
• 80 and hard at work
• Commissioners forced to trim $1.2 million
• Could labeling lakes help save lives?
• Early out days officially begin
• What a way to start the day at Rail Fest
• Pet projects
• New rules restrict credit counselors
• Local News in Brief
• Denny's planned for North Platte
• Council to focus on planning, paychecks
• UP historical society to have presence at Rail Fest
• Budget cuts focused on three areas
• What's the value of agritourism?
• Kroon honored for volunteerism
• County town hall meetings to focus on updating plan
• Jail now expected to be done on Dec. 22
• Euthanized sheep left to rot for week on local property
• Fall festival fun
• Truck driver dies
• Slimy subject
• Car show opens with vows
• Commissioners forced to trim $1.2 million
• Early out days officially begin
• From Nebraska to soldiers, with love
• What a way to start the day at Rail Fest
• Nebraska soldiers benefit from dinner held tonight
• New rules restrict credit counselors
• Denny's planned for North Platte
• Vision testing important for kids
• UP historical society to have presence at Rail Fest
• Ma(i)ze
• Weather sets stage for colorful autumn
• Council wraps up budget hearings
• Council schedules work session
• School board OKs budget
• Tragedy sparks family activism
• Museum targets littlest sports fans
• County whittles down budget
• New NRD plan allows irrigation to be shut down
• Expert: North Platte not telling its story
• Salvation Army offers extended hours
• Cutting torch sparks fire at Preston Court
• Fun and games
• 'Night Out' shows cops are people too
• Local News in Brief
• Danger zone
• Columbine survivor to speak in NP
• Roadshow hits city in search of treasures
• Ice cream social at Bridge of Hope
• Former state sen. named for award
• North Platte man faces up to 8 years
• Words are art in visiting exhibit
• Council to consider appointments
• Assault with battery - literally
• Tragedy sparks family activism
• Congressional candidate travels to North Platte
• Museum targets littlest sports fans
• Ogallala Indian Summer Rendezvous opens Thurs.
• New NRD plan allows irrigation to be shut down
• Salvation Army offers extended hours
• Pickup crosses alley, crashes through fence
• Cutting torch sparks fire at Preston Court
• Art landmark
• 'Night Out' shows cops are people too
• Danger zone
• Banquet to benefit farmers and ranchers
• Columbine survivor to speak in NP
• Making Navy bluegrass
• Ice cream social at Bridge of Hope
• North Platte man faces up to 8 years
• NPPD customers to see rate increase
• Council to consider appointments
• Nonprofits risk losing tax-exempt status
• Afternoon accident sends 3 to hospital
• Kroon honored for volunteerism
• AG talks big issues
• Jail now expected to be done on Dec. 22
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• What a bunch of characters
• Truck driver dies
• Students should start day off right
• Car show opens with vows
• Tickets available for Bailey Yard tours
• Man dies of gunshot wound
• From Nebraska to soldiers, with love
• Jail roof nears completion
• Nebraska soldiers benefit from dinner held tonight
• Reading tests revealing
• Rainy weather can't dampen UPRR spirits
• Vision testing important for kids
• Hansen: More penny-pinching possible
• Ma(i)ze
• West Nile still hanging around
• Weather sets stage for colorful autumn
• Husband reflects on wife's vanishing memory
• Council schedules work session
• Birthday celebration focused on a pet project
• What a bunch of characters
• Civil War expert to speak at library
• Students should start day off right
• Tickets available for Bailey Yard tours
• Songwriter to perform at Playhouse
• Man dies of gunshot wound
• Car show draws hundreds downtown
• Jail roof nears completion
• Reading tests revealing
• Students' artwork included in calendar
• Rainy weather can't dampen UPRR spirits
• UP trains collide, stack up cars between Kearney and Gibbon
• Hansen: More penny-pinching possible
• West Nile still hanging around
• Street fair planned for downtown
• Husband reflects on wife's vanishing memory
• Commissioners meeting will be short on Tues.
• Scare season
• Congressional candidate travels to North Platte
• Balancing Act
• Ogallala Indian Summer Rendezvous opens Thurs.
• History tells its tales
• Touchdown to host regional poker tourney
• Pickup crosses alley, crashes through fence
• Children wowed by puppets
• Art landmark
• Vietnam Memorial Wall coming to NP
• The battle to end modern-day slavery
• Banquet to benefit farmers and ranchers
• Council divided on work sessions
• Making Navy bluegrass
• New program matches hunters with landowners
• Future of railroading
• NPPD customers to see rate increase
• Soldier: 'We are making a difference'
• Nonprofits risk losing tax-exempt status
• Nebraska to get more education dollars
• Afternoon accident sends 3 to hospital
• NP councilmen have a bone to pick with mayor
• AG talks big issues
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Gamble for good
• Touchdown to host regional poker tourney
• Catholic Schools gear up for fundraiser
• Children wowed by puppets
• Vietnam Memorial Wall coming to NP
• New director named for children's museum
• The battle to end modern-day slavery
• Fun at the Wellfleet Fall Festival
• Council divided on work sessions
• New program matches hunters with landowners
• Aging can be a battle
• Future of railroading
• Wheels are turning
• Soldier: 'We are making a difference'
• Nebraska to get more education dollars
• Accident under investigation
• NP councilmen have a bone to pick with mayor
• NP playhouse bringing Seuss to life
• Home Front books available
• Birthday celebration focused on a pet project
• Salaries still in limbo
• Civil War expert to speak at library
• Two arrested on felony shoplifting charges
• Volunteers needed to help with Habitat house this weekend
• Songwriter to perform at Playhouse
• True to life
• Car show draws hundreds downtown
• County tax request will drop
• Area residents reminded of scams
• Students' artwork included in calendar
• Speed limits may change
• UP trains collide, stack up cars between Kearney and Gibbon
• Improvement Fund Grant applications now being accepted
• Young minds, tiny trains
• Street fair planned for downtown
• Going out with a bang
• Commissioners meeting will be short on Tues.
• Lex man dies in Brady canal
• Scare season
• Police arrest 2 accused vandals
• Balancing Act
• History tells its tales
• Healing of 'Jane Smith' a story of faith
• Volunteers needed to help with Habitat house this weekend
• Olympian reflects on achieving his goals
• True to life
• County tax request will drop
• Railroad to feds: 'Don't harm us'
• Area residents reminded of scams
• PBL sets out to have record-breaking year
• Speed limits may change
• Improvement Fund Grant applications now being accepted
• Motel pool reopens after closure
• Young minds, tiny trains
• 11-year-old boy struck by a car
• Going out with a bang
• Lex man dies in Brady canal
• Florom's request for rehearing is denied
• Police arrest 2 accused vandals
• Officials: Take care to avoid wildfires
• Birdwood Viaduct cost increases
• Gamble for good
• Ag Society pledges to address fair issues
• Catholic Schools gear up for fundraiser
• Local hotels experience busy summer
• Broken Bow wind farm is now a reality
• New director named for children's museum
• Abuse leads to a long, hard road
• Fun at the Wellfleet Fall Festival
• Longhorn cattle provide good show
• Farmers struggle with dry weather
• Aging can be a battle
• Chirp, chirp, chirp ...
• Wheels are turning
• Appraisers begin evaluation process
• Drug dealer sentenced to 3-9 years
• Accident under investigation
• Jail issues raise questions
• NP playhouse bringing Seuss to life
• Spill cleanup complete
• Home Front books available
• Commissioners may have held illegal meeting
• Salaries still in limbo
• Two arrested on felony shoplifting charges
• Fun for all at Paxton event
• New director named for children's museum
• A new place for butts
• Fun at the Wellfleet Fall Festival
• Informational meetings planned on CRP signup
• United Farm & Ranch bought by employees
• Aging can be a battle
• A life-changing day
• Wheels are turning
• Turning stuff into art
• A healthy dose of laughs
• Accident under investigation
• Historical Society honors Harrold
• NP playhouse bringing Seuss to life
• Council to decide on digging up grave
• Cold Stone Creamery enjoying sweet success
• Salaries still in limbo
• Backpack program gets big boost
• Two arrested on felony shoplifting charges
• Volunteers needed to help with Habitat house this weekend
• St. Pat's to host annual barbecue
• True to life
• Hobos wanted for contest
• County tax request will drop
• Area residents reminded of scams
• Steppin' out for education
• Speed limits may change
• Motor vehicle homicide charge in Aug. 10 crash
• Improvement Fund Grant applications now being accepted
• Young minds, tiny trains
• Early dismissal? Join the Klub
• Going out with a bang
• Giving back to laborers
• Lex man dies in Brady canal
• Police arrest 2 accused vandals
• Group hopes to educate families
• Two North Platte men suspected in Lake Maloney burglaries arrested
• Gamble for good
• Sunrise club bikes to help eradicate polio
• Catholic Schools gear up for fundraiser
• Brick by brick
• Woman donates kidney to save mom
• Railroad to feds: 'Don't harm us'
• Blue Ribbon school celebrates national honor
• PBL sets out to have record-breaking year
• Walls closing in at Habitat house
• 5 Trails wins Double Gold at competition
• Motel pool reopens after closure
• Workforce shortages concern for health care future
• 11-year-old boy struck by a car
• Chelsea Clinton weds at exclusive New York estate
• Man survives crash
• Florom's request for rehearing is denied
• Board could face fines
• Officials: Take care to avoid wildfires
• Judge's letter causes friction
• Citizens getting a chance to speak up
• Ag Society pledges to address fair issues
• New jail should resolve classification issues
• Local hotels experience busy summer
• Broken Bow wind farm is now a reality
• Maxwell celebrates community
• Abuse leads to a long, hard road
• Buffalo named a Blue Ribbon School
• Longhorn cattle provide good show
• Farmers struggle with dry weather
• Winters sentenced to 5-10 years
• Chirp, chirp, chirp ...
• Love and hot rods at car show
• Appraisers begin evaluation process
• Drug dealer sentenced to 3-9 years
• Co. board to talk budget, zoning
• Jail issues raise questions
• Third candidate for House officially on ballot
• Spill cleanup complete
• Commissioners may have held illegal meeting
• Goodfellow Shoe Fund busy buying shoes
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Healing of 'Jane Smith' a story of faith
• Talking 'budget, budget, budget'
• Olympian reflects on achieving his goals
• Lawmakers eye state's many tax exemptions
• Tax levy down, property values up
• State Patrol will investigate commissioners
• Fashions help 'raise the woof'
• Will gov. take new state aid?
• Keep a watchful eye for bullying
• Comprehensive Plan focus groups scheduled to meet
• Chief Swain? Council says 'no'
• Teams needed for annual chili cook-off
• Rezoning request down to final reading with council
• Elks National president to visit NP
• Auction fundraiser has a cow
• Let the Rail Fest begin
• Teen drowns in lake
• Another shot in the arm for teens
• Young and old flock to Picnic with the Police
• Iron Eagle on hot seat
• Study: Housing shortage very real
• Bumper crop of snow geese expected this year
• Vets prepare to welcome Wall
• Rezoning, roads hot topics for county plan
• MPCC awarded $40,000 grant
• Holliday sentenced to 2-5 years in prison
• Counterfeit suspects may have been in NP
• Jail issues resolved for now
• NP man faces 20 years for assault
• New business comes to lake
• City budget officially OKed
• Growth Fund to be up for vote
• Yates sentenced to 10-20 years in prison
• Airport Authority asks for $890,400 in property tax $$
• Photos of area eligible for contest
• College to host 'meet and greet' for rodeo coach
• Group to protest DHHS hearing
• Local history, in their words
• Come one, come all for lunch program
• Council to hear comments on budget
• Omaha event will salute Canteen spirit
• State ends contract with Boys and Girls Home
• Local students learn life skills
• Comforting those in need
• mama
• Accident cleanup continues
• Chief confirmed
• County property tax request down 1.76 percent
• A village full of 'Hidden Treasures'
• Donate blood to help save lives
• Adams principal ready for challenge
• Money raised for Alzheimer's walk
• Police seeking information on Cozad shooting
• Nebraskans try to beat the heat at Cody Park
• Sheriff-to-be sentenced for DUI
• Upgrading the simple life
• A look back in time
• So it begins
• Housing wait can be long
• Flags fly, motors roar for vets
• Police officer offers school safety tips
• Serial vandal nabbed for shooting out windows
• Rescues and Runways to benefit animal shelter
• On the hunt
• City focus group talks economic growth
• Board will talk budget, speed limits
• Cozad drive-by suspect apprehended
• Run to the cure this Labor Day
• Preparing for winter
• Wind farm is an option
• Hill visits NP on campaign trail
• Helpful disaster
• Concert lineup not so certain
• Sour grapes or legitimate gripe?
• State Fair reps embark on tour
• MPCC's Chevy Nova on display today
• New jail inspection yields 'thumbs up'
• School board engages critics
• Swain named for chief
• Campaign underway for add-on to shelter
• Suspects named in rash of lake burglaries after arrest in Iowa
• Festival speaker will Bea Funny
• Native dance
• Vandals sought in window shooting spree
• Treasure trove
• Fun run added to Rail Fest schedule
• First day fun and games
• Annual Stamp Show headed to local mall
• Winters' attorney files for new sentencing
• More water, new challenges at Big Mac
• Grounds to play
• Area blood donors needed
• Honoring WWII's homefront heroines
• Wellfleet Fall Festival to be held Saturday
• North Platte man evades officers
• State trooper reports $1M worth of cocaine seized
• Local winery offers BBQ with a twist
• Battle breaks out at local museum
• What do they think of NP?
• Raising roof raises questions
• What now for war-torn Iraq?
• Hershey preps for plant
• Only standby spots are left for Bailey Yard bus tours
• It's almost time to vote
• Mystery, intrigue, murder -for art
• City budget balancing act
• Neb. nets Top 10 spot for business
• Jail inspector questions timeline
• What's a Quality Growth Fund?
• Suspected bomb found near Cozad
• New speed limits approved for North Lake Rd.
• Bringing imagination to life
• Exchange program helps hunters gift excess deer meat
• Birthday wish
• Commissioners demand answers about filth, moisture in new jail
• Broken water main floods city streets
• Museum plans war reenactment
• WNTA rep details objections to budget
• Twarling named head of mentoring program
• NPCS phonathon begins this weekend
• UNK trio headed to China
• (no headline)
• 'Goober' says gov. race still winnable
• Birdwood, taxes on county board's meeting agenda
• Honoring homefront heroism
• New speed limits set for south of town
• Injury accident under investigation
• Motorcycle accident injures driver
• Registered voter numbers drop in county
• UPR picnic highlight of Rail Fest families
• The means to finish the job
• Education groups cry foul over letter
• Neb. getting $1M to monitor health insurance rates
• Judge position decision upcoming
• United Way plans small business blitz
• Domestic violence leads to jail time
• 'Raising the woof' to help shelter
• On Tuesday, improved website goes live
• Meeting will focus on zoning, jail
• Victim's name released
• Fire department kept running on Thurs. morning
• Mayor reveals chief finalists
• Heat limits practice
• Tiny train, big fun
• A bike ride to find a letter
• Harrold honored for Rail Fest
• Old news
• Mural to celebrate community
• In the Spotlight
• Smith: Plans for district debate in the works
• Wine tasting to benefit local students
• Trucks set for return show
• Majority interest of Curtis State Bank sold by family
• Public to weigh in on county budget
• Commissioners plan to wrap up budget
• Board sets public hearing regarding final tax request
• 80 and hard at work
• DEET can be harmful if misused
• Could labeling lakes help save lives?
• Special session to focus on fund
• MPCC Board approves 2010-11 budget
• Pet projects
• Local News in Brief
• Friends will make first trip to Neb. State Fair
• Council to focus on planning, paychecks
• Police seek vandal on shooting spree in North Platte area
• Budget cuts focused on three areas
• Phone services for unemployment claims is halted temporarily
• Hobos wanted for contest
• Euthanized sheep left to rot for week on local property
• Fall festival fun
• Steppin' out for education
• Slimy subject
• Motor vehicle homicide charge in Aug. 10 crash
• Commissioners forced to trim $1.2 million
• Early out days officially begin
• Early dismissal? Join the Klub
• What a way to start the day at Rail Fest
• Giving back to laborers
• New rules restrict credit counselors
• Denny's planned for North Platte
• Group hopes to educate families
• UP historical society to have presence at Rail Fest
• Two North Platte men suspected in Lake Maloney burglaries arrested
• Sunrise club bikes to help eradicate polio
• Council wraps up budget hearings
• Brick by brick
• School board OKs budget
• Fun for all at Paxton event
• A new place for butts
• County whittles down budget
• Informational meetings planned on CRP signup
• Expert: North Platte not telling its story
• United Farm & Ranch bought by employees
• A life-changing day
• Fun and games
• Turning stuff into art
• Local News in Brief
• A healthy dose of laughs
• Historical Society honors Harrold
• Roadshow hits city in search of treasures
• Council to decide on digging up grave
• Former state sen. named for award
• Cold Stone Creamery enjoying sweet success
• Words are art in visiting exhibit
• Backpack program gets big boost
• Assault with battery - literally
• What's the value of agritourism?
• St. Pat's to host annual barbecue
• County town hall meetings to focus on updating plan
• Buffalo named a Blue Ribbon School
• New NRD plan allows irrigation to be shut down
• Salvation Army offers extended hours
• Winters sentenced to 5-10 years
• Cutting torch sparks fire at Preston Court
• Love and hot rods at car show
• 'Night Out' shows cops are people too
• Danger zone
• Co. board to talk budget, zoning
• Columbine survivor to speak in NP
• Third candidate for House officially on ballot
• Ice cream social at Bridge of Hope
• North Platte man faces up to 8 years
• Goodfellow Shoe Fund busy buying shoes
• Council to consider appointments
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Talking 'budget, budget, budget'
• Kroon honored for volunteerism
• Lawmakers eye state's many tax exemptions
• Jail now expected to be done on Dec. 22
• Woman donates kidney to save mom
• Blue Ribbon school celebrates national honor
• Truck driver dies
• Walls closing in at Habitat house
• Car show opens with vows
• 5 Trails wins Double Gold at competition
• Workforce shortages concern for health care future
• From Nebraska to soldiers, with love
• Chelsea Clinton weds at exclusive New York estate
• Nebraska soldiers benefit from dinner held tonight
• Man survives crash
• Board could face fines
• Vision testing important for kids
• Judge's letter causes friction
• Ma(i)ze
• Citizens getting a chance to speak up
• Weather sets stage for colorful autumn
• New jail should resolve classification issues
• Council schedules work session
• Tragedy sparks family activism
• Maxwell celebrates community
• Museum targets littlest sports fans
• Holliday sentenced to 2-5 years in prison
• Students should start day off right
• Tickets available for Bailey Yard tours
• NP man faces 20 years for assault
• Man dies of gunshot wound
• City budget officially OKed
• Jail roof nears completion
• Reading tests revealing
• Airport Authority asks for $890,400 in property tax $$
• Rainy weather can't dampen UPRR spirits
• College to host 'meet and greet' for rodeo coach
• Hansen: More penny-pinching possible
• West Nile still hanging around
• Come one, come all for lunch program
• Husband reflects on wife's vanishing memory
• Council to hear comments on budget
• State ends contract with Boys and Girls Home
• Congressional candidate travels to North Platte
• Comforting those in need
• Ogallala Indian Summer Rendezvous opens Thurs.
• mama
• State Patrol will investigate commissioners
• Pickup crosses alley, crashes through fence
• Will gov. take new state aid?
• Art landmark
• Keep a watchful eye for bullying
• Chief Swain? Council says 'no'
• Banquet to benefit farmers and ranchers
• Rezoning request down to final reading with council
• Making Navy bluegrass
• Elks National president to visit NP
• Let the Rail Fest begin
• NPPD customers to see rate increase
• Another shot in the arm for teens
• Nonprofits risk losing tax-exempt status
• Young and old flock to Picnic with the Police
• Afternoon accident sends 3 to hospital
• Study: Housing shortage very real
• AG talks big issues
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Rezoning, roads hot topics for county plan
• What a bunch of characters
• Cozad drive-by suspect apprehended
• Children wowed by puppets
• Vietnam Memorial Wall coming to NP
• Wind farm is an option
• The battle to end modern-day slavery
• Helpful disaster
• Council divided on work sessions
• New program matches hunters with landowners
• State Fair reps embark on tour
• Future of railroading
• New jail inspection yields 'thumbs up'
• Soldier: 'We are making a difference'
• Nebraska to get more education dollars
• Campaign underway for add-on to shelter
• NP councilmen have a bone to pick with mayor
• Suspects named in rash of lake burglaries after arrest in Iowa
• Native dance
• Birthday celebration focused on a pet project
• Treasure trove
• Civil War expert to speak at library
• Fun run added to Rail Fest schedule
• Chief confirmed
• Songwriter to perform at Playhouse
• A village full of 'Hidden Treasures'
• Car show draws hundreds downtown
• Donate blood to help save lives
• Money raised for Alzheimer's walk
• Students' artwork included in calendar
• Nebraskans try to beat the heat at Cody Park
• UP trains collide, stack up cars between Kearney and Gibbon
• Sheriff-to-be sentenced for DUI
• A look back in time
• Street fair planned for downtown
• Housing wait can be long
• Commissioners meeting will be short on Tues.
• Flags fly, motors roar for vets
• Scare season
• Serial vandal nabbed for shooting out windows
• Balancing Act
• History tells its tales
• City focus group talks economic growth
• Touchdown to host regional poker tourney
• True to life
• County tax request will drop
• New speed limits approved for North Lake Rd.
• Area residents reminded of scams
• Exchange program helps hunters gift excess deer meat
• Speed limits may change
• Improvement Fund Grant applications now being accepted
• Broken water main floods city streets
• Young minds, tiny trains
• WNTA rep details objections to budget
• Going out with a bang
• Lex man dies in Brady canal
• UNK trio headed to China
• Police arrest 2 accused vandals
• (no headline)
• Birdwood, taxes on county board's meeting agenda
• Gamble for good
• New speed limits set for south of town
• Catholic Schools gear up for fundraiser
• Injury accident under investigation
• Annual Stamp Show headed to local mall
• New director named for children's museum
• More water, new challenges at Big Mac
• Fun at the Wellfleet Fall Festival
• Grounds to play
• Honoring WWII's homefront heroines
• Aging can be a battle
• North Platte man evades officers
• Wheels are turning
• State trooper reports $1M worth of cocaine seized
• Battle breaks out at local museum
• Accident under investigation
• Raising roof raises questions
• NP playhouse bringing Seuss to life
• What now for war-torn Iraq?
• Only standby spots are left for Bailey Yard bus tours
• Salaries still in limbo
• Two arrested on felony shoplifting charges
• City budget balancing act
• Volunteers needed to help with Habitat house this weekend
• Jail inspector questions timeline
• Abuse leads to a long, hard road
• Longhorn cattle provide good show
• Trucks set for return show
• Farmers struggle with dry weather
• Public to weigh in on county budget
• Chirp, chirp, chirp ...
• Appraisers begin evaluation process
• 80 and hard at work
• Drug dealer sentenced to 3-9 years
• Could labeling lakes help save lives?
• Jail issues raise questions
• Spill cleanup complete
• Pet projects
• Commissioners may have held illegal meeting
• Local News in Brief
• Council to focus on planning, paychecks
• Healing of 'Jane Smith' a story of faith
• Budget cuts focused on three areas
• Olympian reflects on achieving his goals
• Phone services for unemployment claims is halted temporarily
• Registered voter numbers drop in county
• Railroad to feds: 'Don't harm us'
• The means to finish the job
• PBL sets out to have record-breaking year
• Education groups cry foul over letter
• Judge position decision upcoming
• Motel pool reopens after closure
• Domestic violence leads to jail time
• 11-year-old boy struck by a car
• 'Raising the woof' to help shelter
• Meeting will focus on zoning, jail
• Florom's request for rehearing is denied
• Fire department kept running on Thurs. morning
• Officials: Take care to avoid wildfires
• Mayor reveals chief finalists
• Tiny train, big fun
• Ag Society pledges to address fair issues
• Local hotels experience busy summer
• Old news
• Broken Bow wind farm is now a reality
• In the Spotlight
• MPCC awarded $40,000 grant
• Counterfeit suspects may have been in NP
• County whittles down budget
• Jail issues resolved for now
• Expert: North Platte not telling its story
• New business comes to lake
• Growth Fund to be up for vote
• Fun and games
• Yates sentenced to 10-20 years in prison
• Local News in Brief
• Photos of area eligible for contest
• Group to protest DHHS hearing
• Roadshow hits city in search of treasures
• Local history, in their words
• Former state sen. named for award
• Words are art in visiting exhibit
• Omaha event will salute Canteen spirit
• Assault with battery - literally
• Local students learn life skills
• What's the value of agritourism?
• County town hall meetings to focus on updating plan
• Tax levy down, property values up
• Euthanized sheep left to rot for week on local property
• Fashions help 'raise the woof'
• Fall festival fun
• Slimy subject
• Comprehensive Plan focus groups scheduled to meet
• Commissioners forced to trim $1.2 million
• Teams needed for annual chili cook-off
• Early out days officially begin
• What a way to start the day at Rail Fest
• Auction fundraiser has a cow
• New rules restrict credit counselors
• Teen drowns in lake
• Denny's planned for North Platte
• UP historical society to have presence at Rail Fest
• Iron Eagle on hot seat
• Bumper crop of snow geese expected this year
• Council wraps up budget hearings
• Vets prepare to welcome Wall
• School board OKs budget
• Board will talk budget, speed limits
• Run to the cure this Labor Day
• Truck driver dies
• Preparing for winter
• Car show opens with vows
• Hill visits NP on campaign trail
• Concert lineup not so certain
• From Nebraska to soldiers, with love
• Sour grapes or legitimate gripe?
• Nebraska soldiers benefit from dinner held tonight
• MPCC's Chevy Nova on display today
• School board engages critics
• Vision testing important for kids
• Swain named for chief
• Ma(i)ze
• Weather sets stage for colorful autumn
• Festival speaker will Bea Funny
• Council schedules work session
• Vandals sought in window shooting spree
• Tragedy sparks family activism
• Museum targets littlest sports fans
• Accident cleanup continues
• New NRD plan allows irrigation to be shut down
• County property tax request down 1.76 percent
• Salvation Army offers extended hours
• Cutting torch sparks fire at Preston Court
• Adams principal ready for challenge
• 'Night Out' shows cops are people too
• Police seeking information on Cozad shooting
• Danger zone
• Columbine survivor to speak in NP
• Upgrading the simple life
• Ice cream social at Bridge of Hope
• So it begins
• North Platte man faces up to 8 years
• Council to consider appointments
• Police officer offers school safety tips
• Rescues and Runways to benefit animal shelter
• Kroon honored for volunteerism
• On the hunt
• Jail now expected to be done on Dec. 22
• What's a Quality Growth Fund?
• Pickup crosses alley, crashes through fence
• Suspected bomb found near Cozad
• Art landmark
• Bringing imagination to life
• Birthday wish
• Banquet to benefit farmers and ranchers
• Commissioners demand answers about filth, moisture in new jail
• Making Navy bluegrass
• Museum plans war reenactment
• Twarling named head of mentoring program
• NPPD customers to see rate increase
• NPCS phonathon begins this weekend
• Nonprofits risk losing tax-exempt status
• Afternoon accident sends 3 to hospital
• 'Goober' says gov. race still winnable
• AG talks big issues
• Honoring homefront heroism
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• What a bunch of characters
• First day fun and games
• Students should start day off right
• Winters' attorney files for new sentencing
• Tickets available for Bailey Yard tours
• Man dies of gunshot wound
• Area blood donors needed
• Jail roof nears completion
• Wellfleet Fall Festival to be held Saturday
• Reading tests revealing
• Rainy weather can't dampen UPRR spirits
• Local winery offers BBQ with a twist
• Hansen: More penny-pinching possible
• What do they think of NP?
• West Nile still hanging around
• Husband reflects on wife's vanishing memory
• Hershey preps for plant
• It's almost time to vote
• Congressional candidate travels to North Platte
• Mystery, intrigue, murder -for art
• Ogallala Indian Summer Rendezvous opens Thurs.
• Neb. nets Top 10 spot for business
• Smith: Plans for district debate in the works
• Songwriter to perform at Playhouse
• Wine tasting to benefit local students
• Car show draws hundreds downtown
• Majority interest of Curtis State Bank sold by family
• Commissioners plan to wrap up budget
• Students' artwork included in calendar
• Board sets public hearing regarding final tax request
• UP trains collide, stack up cars between Kearney and Gibbon
• DEET can be harmful if misused
• Special session to focus on fund
• Street fair planned for downtown
• MPCC Board approves 2010-11 budget
• Commissioners meeting will be short on Tues.
• Scare season
• Friends will make first trip to Neb. State Fair
• Balancing Act
• Police seek vandal on shooting spree in North Platte area
• History tells its tales
• Touchdown to host regional poker tourney
• Motorcycle accident injures driver
• Children wowed by puppets
• UPR picnic highlight of Rail Fest families
• Vietnam Memorial Wall coming to NP
• The battle to end modern-day slavery
• Neb. getting $1M to monitor health insurance rates
• Council divided on work sessions
• United Way plans small business blitz
• New program matches hunters with landowners
• Future of railroading
• On Tuesday, improved website goes live
• Soldier: 'We are making a difference'
• Victim's name released
• Nebraska to get more education dollars
• NP councilmen have a bone to pick with mayor
• Heat limits practice
• A bike ride to find a letter
• Birthday celebration focused on a pet project
• Harrold honored for Rail Fest
• Civil War expert to speak at library
• Mural to celebrate community
• County whittles down budget
• Expert: North Platte not telling its story
• Fun and games
• Local News in Brief
• Roadshow hits city in search of treasures
• Former state sen. named for award
• Be aware to help prevent Rx abuse
• Assault with battery - literally
• What's the value of agritourism?
• County town hall meetings to focus on updating plan
• Euthanized sheep left to rot for week on local property
• Fall festival fun
• Slimy subject
• Commissioners forced to trim $1.2 million
• Early out days officially begin
• What a way to start the day at Rail Fest
• New rules restrict credit counselors
• Denny's planned for North Platte
• UP historical society to have presence at Rail Fest
• Council wraps up budget hearings
• School board OKs budget
• Truck driver dies
• Car show opens with vows
• From Nebraska to soldiers, with love
• Nebraska soldiers benefit from dinner held tonight
• Vision testing important for kids
• Ma(i)ze
• Paws for sweet treats
• Council schedules work session
• Tragedy sparks family activism
• Museum targets littlest sports fans
• New NRD plan allows irrigation to be shut down
• Salvation Army offers extended hours
• Cutting torch sparks fire at Preston Court
• 'Night Out' shows cops are people too
• Danger zone
• Columbine survivor to speak in NP
• Ice cream social at Bridge of Hope
• North Platte man faces up to 8 years
• Council to consider appointments
• Kroon honored for volunteerism
• Jail now expected to be done on Dec. 22
• Pickup crosses alley, crashes through fence
• Art landmark
• Banquet to benefit farmers and ranchers
• Making Navy bluegrass
• NPPD customers to see rate increase
• Nonprofits risk losing tax-exempt status
• (no headline)
• AG talks big issues
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• What a bunch of characters
• Students should start day off right
• Tickets available for Bailey Yard tours
• Man dies of gunshot wound
• Jail roof nears completion
• Reading tests revealing
• Rainy weather can't dampen UPRR spirits
• Hansen: More penny-pinching possible
• West Nile still hanging around
• Husband reflects on wife's vanishing memory
• Congressional candidate travels to North Platte
• Ogallala Indian Summer Rendezvous opens Thurs.
• Songwriter to perform at Playhouse
• Car show draws hundreds downtown
• Students' artwork included in calendar
• UP trains collide, stack up cars between Kearney and Gibbon
• Street fair planned for downtown
• Commissioners meeting will be short on Tues.
• Balancing Act
• History tells its tales
• Touchdown to host regional poker tourney
• Children wowed by puppets
• Vietnam Memorial Wall coming to NP
• The battle to end modern-day slavery
• Council divided on work sessions
• New program matches hunters with landowners
• Future of railroading
• Soldier: 'We are making a difference'
• Nebraska to get more education dollars
• NP councilmen have a bone to pick with mayor
• Birthday celebration focused on a pet project
• Civil War expert to speak at library
• New director named for children's museum
• Fun at the Wellfleet Fall Festival
• Aging can be a battle
• Wheels are turning
• Accident under investigation
• NP playhouse bringing Seuss to life
• Salaries still in limbo
• Two arrested on felony shoplifting charges
• Volunteers needed to help with Habitat house this weekend
• True to life
• County tax request will drop
• Area residents reminded of scams
• Speed limits may change
• Improvement Fund Grant applications now being accepted
• Young minds, tiny trains
• Going out with a bang
• Lex man dies in Brady canal
• Police arrest 2 accused vandals
• Gamble for good
• Catholic Schools gear up for fundraiser
• Railroad to feds: 'Don't harm us'
• PBL sets out to have record-breaking year
• Motel pool reopens after closure
• 11-year-old boy struck by a car
• Florom's request for rehearing is denied
• Officials: Take care to avoid wildfires
• Ag Society pledges to address fair issues
• Local hotels experience busy summer
• Broken Bow wind farm is now a reality
• Abuse leads to a long, hard road
• Longhorn cattle provide good show
• Farmers struggle with dry weather
• Chirp, chirp, chirp ...
• Appraisers begin evaluation process
• Drug dealer sentenced to 3-9 years
• Jail issues raise questions
• Spill cleanup complete
• Commissioners may have held illegal meeting
• Healing of 'Jane Smith' a story of faith
• Olympian reflects on achieving his goals
• Tax levy down, property values up
• Fashions help 'raise the woof'
• Comprehensive Plan focus groups scheduled to meet
• Teams needed for annual chili cook-off
• Auction fundraiser has a cow
• Teen drowns in lake
• Iron Eagle on hot seat
• Bumper crop of snow geese expected this year
• Vets prepare to welcome Wall
• MPCC awarded $40,000 grant
• Counterfeit suspects may have been in NP
• Jail issues resolved for now
• New business comes to lake
• Growth Fund to be up for vote
• Yates sentenced to 10-20 years in prison
• Photos of area eligible for contest
• Group to protest DHHS hearing
• Local history, in their words
• Omaha event will salute Canteen spirit
• Local students learn life skills
• Accident cleanup continues
• County property tax request down 1.76 percent
• Adams principal ready for challenge
• Police seeking information on Cozad shooting
• Upgrading the simple life
• So it begins
• Police officer offers school safety tips
• Rescues and Runways to benefit animal shelter
• On the hunt
• Board will talk budget, speed limits
• Run to the cure this Labor Day
• Preparing for winter
• Hill visits NP on campaign trail
• Concert lineup not so certain
• Sour grapes or legitimate gripe?
• MPCC's Chevy Nova on display today
• School board engages critics
• Swain named for chief
• Festival speaker will Bea Funny
• Vandals sought in window shooting spree
• First day fun and games
• Winters' attorney files for new sentencing
• Area blood donors needed
• Wellfleet Fall Festival to be held Saturday
• Local winery offers BBQ with a twist
• What do they think of NP?
• Hershey preps for plant
• It's almost time to vote
• Mystery, intrigue, murder -for art
• Neb. nets Top 10 spot for business
• What's a Quality Growth Fund?
• Suspected bomb found near Cozad
• Bringing imagination to life
• Birthday wish
• Commissioners demand answers about filth, moisture in new jail
• Museum plans war reenactment
• Twarling named head of mentoring program
• NPCS phonathon begins this weekend
• 'Goober' says gov. race still winnable
• Honoring homefront heroism
• Motorcycle accident injures driver
• UPR picnic highlight of Rail Fest families
• Neb. getting $1M to monitor health insurance rates
• United Way plans small business blitz
• On Tuesday, improved website goes live
• Victim's name released
• Heat limits practice
• A bike ride to find a letter
• Harrold honored for Rail Fest
• Mural to celebrate community
• Smith: Plans for district debate in the works
• Wine tasting to benefit local students
• Majority interest of Curtis State Bank sold by family
• Commissioners plan to wrap up budget
• Board sets public hearing regarding final tax request
• DEET can be harmful if misused
• Special session to focus on fund
• MPCC Board approves 2010-11 budget
• Friends will make first trip to Neb. State Fair
• Police seek vandal on shooting spree in North Platte area
• Hobos wanted for contest
• Steppin' out for education
• Motor vehicle homicide charge in Aug. 10 crash
• Early dismissal? Join the Klub
• Giving back to laborers
• Group hopes to educate families
• Two North Platte men suspected in Lake Maloney burglaries arrested
• Sunrise club bikes to help eradicate polio
• Brick by brick
• Fun for all at Paxton event
• A new place for butts
• Informational meetings planned on CRP signup
• United Farm & Ranch bought by employees
• A life-changing day
• Turning stuff into art
• A healthy dose of laughs
• Historical Society honors Harrold
• Council to decide on digging up grave
• Cold Stone Creamery enjoying sweet success
• Backpack program gets big boost
• St. Pat's to host annual barbecue
• Buffalo named a Blue Ribbon School
• Winters sentenced to 5-10 years
• Love and hot rods at car show
• Co. board to talk budget, zoning
• Third candidate for House officially on ballot
• Goodfellow Shoe Fund busy buying shoes
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Talking 'budget, budget, budget'
• Lawmakers eye state's many tax exemptions
• Woman donates kidney to save mom
• Blue Ribbon school celebrates national honor
• Walls closing in at Habitat house
• 5 Trails wins Double Gold at competition
• Workforce shortages concern for health care future
• Chelsea Clinton weds at exclusive New York estate
• Man survives crash
• Board could face fines
• Judge's letter causes friction
• Citizens getting a chance to speak up
• New jail should resolve classification issues
• Maxwell celebrates community
• Holliday sentenced to 2-5 years in prison
• NP man faces 20 years for assault
• City budget officially OKed
• Airport Authority asks for $890,400 in property tax $$
• College to host 'meet and greet' for rodeo coach
• Come one, come all for lunch program
• Council to hear comments on budget
• State ends contract with Boys and Girls Home
• Comforting those in need
• mama
• State Patrol will investigate commissioners
• Will gov. take new state aid?
• Keep a watchful eye for bullying
• Chief Swain? Council says 'no'
• Rezoning request down to final reading with council
• Elks National president to visit NP
• Let the Rail Fest begin
• Another shot in the arm for teens
• Young and old flock to Picnic with the Police
• Study: Housing shortage very real
• Rezoning, roads hot topics for county plan
• Cozad drive-by suspect apprehended
• Wind farm is an option
• Helpful disaster
• State Fair reps embark on tour
• New jail inspection yields 'thumbs up'
• Campaign underway for add-on to shelter
• Suspects named in rash of lake burglaries after arrest in Iowa
• Native dance
• Treasure trove
• Fun run added to Rail Fest schedule
• Chief confirmed
• A village full of 'Hidden Treasures'
• Donate blood to help save lives
• Money raised for Alzheimer's walk
• Nebraskans try to beat the heat at Cody Park
• Sheriff-to-be sentenced for DUI
• A look back in time
• Housing wait can be long
• Flags fly, motors roar for vets
• Serial vandal nabbed for shooting out windows
• City focus group talks economic growth
• New speed limits approved for North Lake Rd.
• Exchange program helps hunters gift excess deer meat
• Broken water main floods city streets
• WNTA rep details objections to budget
• UNK trio headed to China
• (no headline)
• Birdwood, taxes on county board's meeting agenda
• New speed limits set for south of town
• Injury accident under investigation
• Annual Stamp Show headed to local mall
• More water, new challenges at Big Mac
• Grounds to play
• Honoring WWII's homefront heroines
• North Platte man evades officers
• State trooper reports $1M worth of cocaine seized
• Battle breaks out at local museum
• Raising roof raises questions
• What now for war-torn Iraq?
• Only standby spots are left for Bailey Yard bus tours
• City budget balancing act
• Jail inspector questions timeline
• Trucks set for return show
• Public to weigh in on county budget
• 80 and hard at work
• Could labeling lakes help save lives?
• Pet projects
• Local News in Brief
• Council to focus on planning, paychecks
• Budget cuts focused on three areas
• Phone services for unemployment claims is halted temporarily
• Registered voter numbers drop in county
• The means to finish the job
• Education groups cry foul over letter
• Judge position decision upcoming
• Domestic violence leads to jail time
• 'Raising the woof' to help shelter
• Meeting will focus on zoning, jail
• Fire department kept running on Thurs. morning
• Mayor reveals chief finalists
• Tiny train, big fun
• Old news
• In the Spotlight
• Board will talk budget, speed limits
• In the Spotlight
• Run to the cure this Labor Day
• The battle to end modern-day slavery
• Trucks set for return show
• Hill visits NP on campaign trail
• Public to weigh in on county budget
• Concert lineup not so certain
• Sour grapes or legitimate gripe?
• 80 and hard at work
• MPCC's Chevy Nova on display today
• Could labeling lakes help save lives?
• School board engages critics
• Swain named for chief
• Pet projects
• Local News in Brief
• Festival speaker will Bea Funny
• Talking 'budget, budget, budget'
• Vandals sought in window shooting spree
• Budget cuts focused on three areas
• Phone services for unemployment claims is halted temporarily
• Accident cleanup continues
• Blue Ribbon school celebrates national honor
• County property tax request down 1.76 percent
• The means to finish the job
• Education groups cry foul over letter
• Adams principal ready for challenge
• Judge position decision upcoming
• Police seeking information on Cozad shooting
• Domestic violence leads to jail time
• 'Raising the woof' to help shelter
• Upgrading the simple life
• Meeting will focus on zoning, jail
• So it begins
• Fire department kept running on Thurs. morning
• Mayor reveals chief finalists
• Police officer offers school safety tips
• Tiny train, big fun
• Rescues and Runways to benefit animal shelter
• Touchdown to host regional poker tourney
• Old news
• Neb. nets Top 10 spot for business
• School board OKs budget
• What's a Quality Growth Fund?
• Area residents reminded of scams
• County whittles down budget
• Bringing imagination to life
• Expert: North Platte not telling its story
• Birthday wish
• Commissioners demand answers about filth, moisture in new jail
• Fun and games
• Museum plans war reenactment
• Local News in Brief
• Twarling named head of mentoring program
• NPCS phonathon begins this weekend
• Roadshow hits city in search of treasures
• Former state sen. named for award
• 'Goober' says gov. race still winnable
• State ends contract with Boys and Girls Home
• Honoring homefront heroism
• Assault with battery - literally
• What's the value of agritourism?
• First day fun and games
• State Patrol will investigate commissioners
• Winters' attorney files for new sentencing
• Euthanized sheep left to rot for week on local property
• Fall festival fun
• Area blood donors needed
• Slimy subject
• Wellfleet Fall Festival to be held Saturday
• Commissioners forced to trim $1.2 million
• Early out days officially begin
• Local winery offers BBQ with a twist
• What a way to start the day at Rail Fest
• What do they think of NP?
• New rules restrict credit counselors
• Denny's planned for North Platte
• Hershey preps for plant
• UP historical society to have presence at Rail Fest
• It's almost time to vote
• Volunteers needed to help with Habitat house this weekend
• Council wraps up budget hearings
• Mural to celebrate community
• Jail now expected to be done on Dec. 22
• Smith: Plans for district debate in the works
• Farmers struggle with dry weather
• Truck driver dies
• Majority interest of Curtis State Bank sold by family
• Car show opens with vows
• Commissioners plan to wrap up budget
• Board sets public hearing regarding final tax request
• From Nebraska to soldiers, with love
• DEET can be harmful if misused
• Nebraska soldiers benefit from dinner held tonight
• Special session to focus on fund
• MPCC Board approves 2010-11 budget
• Vision testing important for kids
• Ma(i)ze
• Friends will make first trip to Neb. State Fair
• Native dance
• Police seek vandal on shooting spree in North Platte area
• Council schedules work session
• Tragedy sparks family activism
• Motorcycle accident injures driver
• Chief confirmed
• UPR picnic highlight of Rail Fest families
• New NRD plan allows irrigation to be shut down
• Salvation Army offers extended hours
• Neb. getting $1M to monitor health insurance rates
• Cutting torch sparks fire at Preston Court
• United Way plans small business blitz
• 'Night Out' shows cops are people too
• Danger zone
• On Tuesday, improved website goes live
• Columbine survivor to speak in NP
• Victim's name released
• Ice cream social at Bridge of Hope
• North Platte man faces up to 8 years
• Heat limits practice
• Council to consider appointments
• A bike ride to find a letter
• Broken Bow wind farm is now a reality
• Kroon honored for volunteerism
• Fun for all at Paxton event
• Jail issues resolved for now
• Pickup crosses alley, crashes through fence
• Informational meetings planned on CRP signup
• Art landmark
• United Farm & Ranch bought by employees
• A life-changing day
• Banquet to benefit farmers and ranchers
• Turning stuff into art
• Making Navy bluegrass
• A healthy dose of laughs
• Historical Society honors Harrold
• NPPD customers to see rate increase
• Council to decide on digging up grave
• Nonprofits risk losing tax-exempt status
• Cold Stone Creamery enjoying sweet success
• Backpack program gets big boost
• AG talks big issues
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• St. Pat's to host annual barbecue
• Annual Stamp Show headed to local mall
• Hobos wanted for contest
• Students should start day off right
• Tickets available for Bailey Yard tours
• Steppin' out for education
• Council to hear results of study
• Motor vehicle homicide charge in Aug. 10 crash
• Jail roof nears completion
• Reading tests revealing
• Early dismissal? Join the Klub
• Rainy weather can't dampen UPRR spirits
• Giving back to laborers
• Hansen: More penny-pinching possible
• West Nile still hanging around
• Group hopes to educate families
• Husband reflects on wife's vanishing memory
• Two North Platte men suspected in Lake Maloney burglaries arrested
• Vets prepare to welcome Wall
• Congressional candidate travels to North Platte
• Brick by brick
• Ogallala Indian Summer Rendezvous opens Thurs.
• Woman donates kidney to save mom
• Preparing for winter
• Songwriter to perform at Playhouse
• Walls closing in at Habitat house
• Car show draws hundreds downtown
• 5 Trails wins Double Gold at competition
• Workforce shortages concern for health care future
• Students' artwork included in calendar
• Chelsea Clinton weds at exclusive New York estate
• UP trains collide, stack up cars between Kearney and Gibbon
• Man survives crash
• Board could face fines
• Street fair planned for downtown
• Judge's letter causes friction
• Commissioners meeting will be short on Tues.
• Citizens getting a chance to speak up
• New jail should resolve classification issues
• Balancing Act
• History tells its tales
• Maxwell celebrates community
• Registered voter numbers drop in county
• Buffalo named a Blue Ribbon School
• Children wowed by puppets
• Vietnam Memorial Wall coming to NP
• Winters sentenced to 5-10 years
• Mixing words with art
• Love and hot rods at car show
• Council divided on work sessions
• New program matches hunters with landowners
• Co. board to talk budget, zoning
• Future of railroading
• Third candidate for House officially on ballot
• Soldier: 'We are making a difference'
• Nebraska to get more education dollars
• Goodfellow Shoe Fund busy buying shoes
• NP councilmen have a bone to pick with mayor
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• On the hunt
• Birthday celebration focused on a pet project
• Lawmakers eye state's many tax exemptions
• Civil War expert to speak at library
• mama
• Suspected bomb found near Cozad
• New director named for children's museum
• Will gov. take new state aid?
• Fun at the Wellfleet Fall Festival
• Keep a watchful eye for bullying
• Chief Swain? Council says 'no'
• Aging can be a battle
• Rezoning request down to final reading with council
• Wheels are turning
• Elks National president to visit NP
• Let the Rail Fest begin
• Accident under investigation
• Another shot in the arm for teens
• NP playhouse bringing Seuss to life
• Young and old flock to Picnic with the Police
• Study: Housing shortage very real
• Salaries still in limbo
• Two arrested on felony shoplifting charges
• Rezoning, roads hot topics for county plan
• County town hall meetings to focus on updating plan
• Holliday sentenced to 2-5 years in prison
• True to life
• County tax request will drop
• NP man faces 20 years for assault
• Competing for a cause
• City budget officially OKed
• Speed limits may change
• Improvement Fund Grant applications now being accepted
• Airport Authority asks for $890,400 in property tax $$
• Young minds, tiny trains
• College to host 'meet and greet' for rodeo coach
• Going out with a bang
• Lex man dies in Brady canal
• Come one, come all for lunch program
• Police arrest 2 accused vandals
• Council to hear comments on budget
• Mystery, intrigue, murder -for art
• Gamble for good
• Comforting those in need
• Catholic Schools gear up for fundraiser
• Fun run added to Rail Fest schedule
• Wine tasting to benefit local students
• Railroad to feds: 'Don't harm us'
• A village full of 'Hidden Treasures'
• PBL sets out to have record-breaking year
• Donate blood to help save lives
• Money raised for Alzheimer's walk
• Motel pool reopens after closure
• Nebraskans try to beat the heat at Cody Park
• 11-year-old boy struck by a car
• Sheriff-to-be sentenced for DUI
• A look back in time
• Florom's request for rehearing is denied
• Housing wait can be long
• Officials: Take care to avoid wildfires
• Flags fly, motors roar for vets
• Serial vandal nabbed for shooting out windows
• Ag Society pledges to address fair issues
• Local hotels experience busy summer
• City focus group talks economic growth
• Museum targets littlest sports fans
• Cozad drive-by suspect apprehended
• Abuse leads to a long, hard road
• Longhorn cattle provide good show
• Wind farm is an option
• Freadom
• Helpful disaster
• Chirp, chirp, chirp ...
• Appraisers begin evaluation process
• State Fair reps embark on tour
• Drug dealer sentenced to 3-9 years
• New jail inspection yields 'thumbs up'
• Jail issues raise questions
• Spill cleanup complete
• Campaign underway for add-on to shelter
• Commissioners may have held illegal meeting
• Suspects named in rash of lake burglaries after arrest in Iowa
• Harrold honored for Rail Fest
• Healing of 'Jane Smith' a story of faith
• Treasure trove
• Olympian reflects on achieving his goals
• A new place for butts
• Tax levy down, property values up
• More water, new challenges at Big Mac
• Fashions help 'raise the woof'
• Grounds to play
• Honoring WWII's homefront heroines
• Comprehensive Plan focus groups scheduled to meet
• North Platte man evades officers
• Teams needed for annual chili cook-off
• State trooper reports $1M worth of cocaine seized
• Battle breaks out at local museum
• Auction fundraiser has a cow
• Raising roof raises questions
• Teen drowns in lake
• What now for war-torn Iraq?
• Only standby spots are left for Bailey Yard bus tours
• Iron Eagle on hot seat
• Bumper crop of snow geese expected this year
• City budget balancing act
• What a bunch of characters
• Jail inspector questions timeline
• MPCC awarded $40,000 grant
• Counterfeit suspects may have been in NP
• New speed limits approved for North Lake Rd.
• Man dies of gunshot wound
• Exchange program helps hunters gift excess deer meat
• New business comes to lake
• Growth Fund to be up for vote
• Broken water main floods city streets
• Yates sentenced to 10-20 years in prison
• WNTA rep details objections to budget
• Photos of area eligible for contest
• Group to protest DHHS hearing
• UNK trio headed to China
• Local history, in their words
• (no headline)
• Sunrise club bikes to help eradicate polio
• Omaha event will salute Canteen spirit
• New speed limits set for south of town
• Local students learn life skills
• Injury accident under investigation
• Blue Ribbon school celebrates national honor
• Accident cleanup continues
• The means to finish the job
• County property tax request down 1.76 percent
• Education groups cry foul over letter
• Judge position decision upcoming
• Adams principal ready for challenge
• Domestic violence leads to jail time
• Police seeking information on Cozad shooting
• 'Raising the woof' to help shelter
• Meeting will focus on zoning, jail
• Upgrading the simple life
• Fire department kept running on Thurs. morning
• So it begins
• Mayor reveals chief finalists
• Tiny train, big fun
• Police officer offers school safety tips
• Rescues and Runways to benefit animal shelter
• Old news
• Touchdown to host regional poker tourney
• In the Spotlight
• Board will talk budget, speed limits
• Run to the cure this Labor Day
• Trucks set for return show
• The battle to end modern-day slavery
• Public to weigh in on county budget
• Hill visits NP on campaign trail
• Concert lineup not so certain
• 80 and hard at work
• Sour grapes or legitimate gripe?
• Could labeling lakes help save lives?
• MPCC's Chevy Nova on display today
• School board engages critics
• Pet projects
• Swain named for chief
• Local News in Brief
• Talking 'budget, budget, budget'
• Festival speaker will Bea Funny
• Budget cuts focused on three areas
• Vandals sought in window shooting spree
• Phone services for unemployment claims is halted temporarily
• State Patrol will investigate commissioners
• First day fun and games
• Euthanized sheep left to rot for week on local property
• Winters' attorney files for new sentencing
• Fall festival fun
• Slimy subject
• Area blood donors needed
• Commissioners forced to trim $1.2 million
• Wellfleet Fall Festival to be held Saturday
• Early out days officially begin
• What a way to start the day at Rail Fest
• Local winery offers BBQ with a twist
• New rules restrict credit counselors
• What do they think of NP?
• Denny's planned for North Platte
• UP historical society to have presence at Rail Fest
• Hershey preps for plant
• It's almost time to vote
• Council wraps up budget hearings
• Volunteers needed to help with Habitat house this weekend
• School board OKs budget
• Neb. nets Top 10 spot for business
• What's a Quality Growth Fund?
• County whittles down budget
• Area residents reminded of scams
• Expert: North Platte not telling its story
• Bringing imagination to life
• Birthday wish
• Fun and games
• Commissioners demand answers about filth, moisture in new jail
• Local News in Brief
• Museum plans war reenactment
• Twarling named head of mentoring program
• Roadshow hits city in search of treasures
• NPCS phonathon begins this weekend
• Former state sen. named for award
• State ends contract with Boys and Girls Home
• 'Goober' says gov. race still winnable
• Assault with battery - literally
• Honoring homefront heroism
• What's the value of agritourism?
• Chief confirmed
• Motorcycle accident injures driver
• New NRD plan allows irrigation to be shut down
• UPR picnic highlight of Rail Fest families
• Salvation Army offers extended hours
• Cutting torch sparks fire at Preston Court
• Neb. getting $1M to monitor health insurance rates
• 'Night Out' shows cops are people too
• United Way plans small business blitz
• Danger zone
• Columbine survivor to speak in NP
• On Tuesday, improved website goes live
• Ice cream social at Bridge of Hope
• Victim's name released
• North Platte man faces up to 8 years
• Council to consider appointments
• Heat limits practice
• A bike ride to find a letter
• Kroon honored for volunteerism
• Broken Bow wind farm is now a reality
• Jail now expected to be done on Dec. 22
• Mural to celebrate community
• Smith: Plans for district debate in the works
• Truck driver dies
• Farmers struggle with dry weather
• Car show opens with vows
• Majority interest of Curtis State Bank sold by family
• Commissioners plan to wrap up budget
• From Nebraska to soldiers, with love
• Board sets public hearing regarding final tax request
• Nebraska soldiers benefit from dinner held tonight
• DEET can be harmful if misused
• Special session to focus on fund
• Vision testing important for kids
• MPCC Board approves 2010-11 budget
• Ma(i)ze
• Native dance
• Friends will make first trip to Neb. State Fair
• Council schedules work session
• Police seek vandal on shooting spree in North Platte area
• Tragedy sparks family activism
• St. Pat's to host annual barbecue
• Students should start day off right
• Hobos wanted for contest
• Tickets available for Bailey Yard tours
• Council to hear results of study
• Steppin' out for education
• Jail roof nears completion
• Motor vehicle homicide charge in Aug. 10 crash
• Reading tests revealing
• Rainy weather can't dampen UPRR spirits
• Early dismissal? Join the Klub
• Hansen: More penny-pinching possible
• Giving back to laborers
• West Nile still hanging around
• Husband reflects on wife's vanishing memory
• Group hopes to educate families
• Two North Platte men suspected in Lake Maloney burglaries arrested
• Congressional candidate travels to North Platte
• Vets prepare to welcome Wall
• Ogallala Indian Summer Rendezvous opens Thurs.
• Brick by brick
• Fun for all at Paxton event
• Pickup crosses alley, crashes through fence
• Jail issues resolved for now
• Art landmark
• Informational meetings planned on CRP signup
• United Farm & Ranch bought by employees
• Banquet to benefit farmers and ranchers
• A life-changing day
• Making Navy bluegrass
• Turning stuff into art
• A healthy dose of laughs
• NPPD customers to see rate increase
• Historical Society honors Harrold
• Nonprofits risk losing tax-exempt status
• Council to decide on digging up grave
• Cold Stone Creamery enjoying sweet success
• AG talks big issues
• Backpack program gets big boost
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Annual Stamp Show headed to local mall
• Maxwell celebrates community
• Children wowed by puppets
• Buffalo named a Blue Ribbon School
• Vietnam Memorial Wall coming to NP
• Mixing words with art
• Winters sentenced to 5-10 years
• Council divided on work sessions
• Love and hot rods at car show
• New program matches hunters with landowners
• Future of railroading
• Co. board to talk budget, zoning
• Soldier: 'We are making a difference'
• Third candidate for House officially on ballot
• Nebraska to get more education dollars
• NP councilmen have a bone to pick with mayor
• Goodfellow Shoe Fund busy buying shoes
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Birthday celebration focused on a pet project
• On the hunt
• Civil War expert to speak at library
• Lawmakers eye state's many tax exemptions
• Woman donates kidney to save mom
• Songwriter to perform at Playhouse
• Preparing for winter
• Car show draws hundreds downtown
• Walls closing in at Habitat house
• 5 Trails wins Double Gold at competition
• Students' artwork included in calendar
• Workforce shortages concern for health care future
• UP trains collide, stack up cars between Kearney and Gibbon
• Chelsea Clinton weds at exclusive New York estate
• Man survives crash
• Street fair planned for downtown
• Board could face fines
• Commissioners meeting will be short on Tues.
• Judge's letter causes friction
• Citizens getting a chance to speak up
• Balancing Act
• New jail should resolve classification issues
• History tells its tales
• Registered voter numbers drop in county
• Rezoning, roads hot topics for county plan
• True to life
• Holliday sentenced to 2-5 years in prison
• County tax request will drop
• Competing for a cause
• NP man faces 20 years for assault
• Speed limits may change
• City budget officially OKed
• Improvement Fund Grant applications now being accepted
• Young minds, tiny trains
• Airport Authority asks for $890,400 in property tax $$
• Going out with a bang
• College to host 'meet and greet' for rodeo coach
• Lex man dies in Brady canal
• Police arrest 2 accused vandals
• Come one, come all for lunch program
• Council to hear comments on budget
• Gamble for good
• Mystery, intrigue, murder -for art
• Catholic Schools gear up for fundraiser
• Comforting those in need
• mama
• New director named for children's museum
• Suspected bomb found near Cozad
• Fun at the Wellfleet Fall Festival
• Will gov. take new state aid?
• Keep a watchful eye for bullying
• Aging can be a battle
• Chief Swain? Council says 'no'
• Wheels are turning
• Rezoning request down to final reading with council
• Elks National president to visit NP
• Accident under investigation
• Let the Rail Fest begin
• NP playhouse bringing Seuss to life
• Another shot in the arm for teens
• Young and old flock to Picnic with the Police
• Salaries still in limbo
• Study: Housing shortage very real
• Two arrested on felony shoplifting charges
• County town hall meetings to focus on updating plan
• City focus group talks economic growth
• Abuse leads to a long, hard road
• Cozad drive-by suspect apprehended
• Longhorn cattle provide good show
• Freadom
• Wind farm is an option
• Chirp, chirp, chirp ...
• Helpful disaster
• Appraisers begin evaluation process
• Drug dealer sentenced to 3-9 years
• State Fair reps embark on tour
• Jail issues raise questions
• New jail inspection yields 'thumbs up'
• Spill cleanup complete
• Commissioners may have held illegal meeting
• Campaign underway for add-on to shelter
• Suspects named in rash of lake burglaries after arrest in Iowa
• Healing of 'Jane Smith' a story of faith
• Harrold honored for Rail Fest
• Olympian reflects on achieving his goals
• Treasure trove
• Fun run added to Rail Fest schedule
• Railroad to feds: 'Don't harm us'
• Wine tasting to benefit local students
• PBL sets out to have record-breaking year
• A village full of 'Hidden Treasures'
• Donate blood to help save lives
• Motel pool reopens after closure
• Money raised for Alzheimer's walk
• 11-year-old boy struck by a car
• Nebraskans try to beat the heat at Cody Park
• Sheriff-to-be sentenced for DUI
• Florom's request for rehearing is denied
• A look back in time
• Officials: Take care to avoid wildfires
• Housing wait can be long
• Flags fly, motors roar for vets
• Ag Society pledges to address fair issues
• Serial vandal nabbed for shooting out windows
• Local hotels experience busy summer
• Museum targets littlest sports fans
• MPCC awarded $40,000 grant
• Jail inspector questions timeline
• Counterfeit suspects may have been in NP
• Man dies of gunshot wound
• New speed limits approved for North Lake Rd.
• New business comes to lake
• Exchange program helps hunters gift excess deer meat
• Growth Fund to be up for vote
• Yates sentenced to 10-20 years in prison
• Broken water main floods city streets
• Photos of area eligible for contest
• WNTA rep details objections to budget
• Group to protest DHHS hearing
• Local history, in their words
• UNK trio headed to China
• (no headline)
• Omaha event will salute Canteen spirit
• Sunrise club bikes to help eradicate polio
• Local students learn life skills
• New speed limits set for south of town
• Injury accident under investigation
• Tax levy down, property values up
• A new place for butts
• Fashions help 'raise the woof'
• More water, new challenges at Big Mac
• Grounds to play
• Comprehensive Plan focus groups scheduled to meet
• Honoring WWII's homefront heroines
• Teams needed for annual chili cook-off
• North Platte man evades officers
• State trooper reports $1M worth of cocaine seized
• Auction fundraiser has a cow
• Battle breaks out at local museum
• Teen drowns in lake
• Raising roof raises questions
• What now for war-torn Iraq?
• Iron Eagle on hot seat
• Only standby spots are left for Bailey Yard bus tours
• Bumper crop of snow geese expected this year
• What a bunch of characters
• City budget balancing act
• Board will talk budget, speed limits
• Run to the cure this Labor Day
• Mixing words with art
• Hill visits NP on campaign trail
• Concert lineup not so certain
• Sour grapes or legitimate gripe?
• MPCC's Chevy Nova on display today
• School board engages critics
• Swain named for chief
• Festival speaker will Bea Funny
• Vandals sought in window shooting spree
• Accident cleanup continues
• County property tax request down 1.76 percent
• Adams principal ready for challenge
• Police seeking information on Cozad shooting
• Upgrading the simple life
• So it begins
• Police officer offers school safety tips
• Rescues and Runways to benefit animal shelter
• Annual Stamp Show headed to local mall
• Neb. nets Top 10 spot for business
• What's a Quality Growth Fund?
• Competing for a cause
• Bringing imagination to life
• Birthday wish
• Commissioners demand answers about filth, moisture in new jail
• Museum plans war reenactment
• Twarling named head of mentoring program
• NPCS phonathon begins this weekend
• 'Goober' says gov. race still winnable
• Honoring homefront heroism
• First day fun and games
• Winters' attorney files for new sentencing
• Area blood donors needed
• Wellfleet Fall Festival to be held Saturday
• Local winery offers BBQ with a twist
• What do they think of NP?
• Hershey preps for plant
• It's almost time to vote
• Registered voter numbers drop in county
• Mural to celebrate community
• Smith: Plans for district debate in the works
• Freadom
• Majority interest of Curtis State Bank sold by family
• Commissioners plan to wrap up budget
• Board sets public hearing regarding final tax request
• DEET can be harmful if misused
• Special session to focus on fund
• MPCC Board approves 2010-11 budget
• Friends will make first trip to Neb. State Fair
• Police seek vandal on shooting spree in North Platte area
• Motorcycle accident injures driver
• UPR picnic highlight of Rail Fest families
• Neb. getting $1M to monitor health insurance rates
• United Way plans small business blitz
• On Tuesday, improved website goes live
• Victim's name released
• Heat limits practice
• A bike ride to find a letter
• County town hall meetings to focus on updating plan
• Brick by brick
• Fun for all at Paxton event
• Man dies of gunshot wound
• Informational meetings planned on CRP signup
• United Farm & Ranch bought by employees
• A life-changing day
• Turning stuff into art
• A healthy dose of laughs
• Historical Society honors Harrold
• Council to decide on digging up grave
• Cold Stone Creamery enjoying sweet success
• Backpack program gets big boost
• St. Pat's to host annual barbecue
• Hobos wanted for contest
• Steppin' out for education
• Motor vehicle homicide charge in Aug. 10 crash
• Early dismissal? Join the Klub
• Giving back to laborers
• Group hopes to educate families
• Two North Platte men suspected in Lake Maloney burglaries arrested
• Museum targets littlest sports fans
• Lawmakers eye state's many tax exemptions
• Woman donates kidney to save mom
• The battle to end modern-day slavery
• Walls closing in at Habitat house
• 5 Trails wins Double Gold at competition
• Workforce shortages concern for health care future
• Chelsea Clinton weds at exclusive New York estate
• Man survives crash
• Board could face fines
• Judge's letter causes friction
• Citizens getting a chance to speak up
• New jail should resolve classification issues
• Maxwell celebrates community
• Buffalo named a Blue Ribbon School
• Winters sentenced to 5-10 years
• Love and hot rods at car show
• Co. board to talk budget, zoning
• Third candidate for House officially on ballot
• Goodfellow Shoe Fund busy buying shoes
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• What a bunch of characters
• Comforting those in need
• mama
• Area residents reminded of scams
• Will gov. take new state aid?
• Keep a watchful eye for bullying
• Chief Swain? Council says 'no'
• Rezoning request down to final reading with council
• Elks National president to visit NP
• Let the Rail Fest begin
• Another shot in the arm for teens
• Young and old flock to Picnic with the Police
• Study: Housing shortage very real
• Rezoning, roads hot topics for county plan
• Holliday sentenced to 2-5 years in prison
• NP man faces 20 years for assault
• City budget officially OKed
• Airport Authority asks for $890,400 in property tax $$
• College to host 'meet and greet' for rodeo coach
• Come one, come all for lunch program
• Council to hear comments on budget
• Touchdown to host regional poker tourney
• Treasure trove
• Fun run added to Rail Fest schedule
• Farmers struggle with dry weather
• A village full of 'Hidden Treasures'
• Donate blood to help save lives
• Money raised for Alzheimer's walk
• Nebraskans try to beat the heat at Cody Park
• Sheriff-to-be sentenced for DUI
• A look back in time
• Housing wait can be long
• Flags fly, motors roar for vets
• Serial vandal nabbed for shooting out windows
• City focus group talks economic growth
• Cozad drive-by suspect apprehended
• Wind farm is an option
• Helpful disaster
• State Fair reps embark on tour
• New jail inspection yields 'thumbs up'
• Campaign underway for add-on to shelter
• Suspects named in rash of lake burglaries after arrest in Iowa
• Volunteers needed to help with Habitat house this weekend
• Injury accident under investigation
• Jail issues resolved for now
• More water, new challenges at Big Mac
• Grounds to play
• Honoring WWII's homefront heroines
• North Platte man evades officers
• State trooper reports $1M worth of cocaine seized
• Battle breaks out at local museum
• Raising roof raises questions
• What now for war-torn Iraq?
• Only standby spots are left for Bailey Yard bus tours
• City budget balancing act
• Jail inspector questions timeline
• New speed limits approved for North Lake Rd.
• Exchange program helps hunters gift excess deer meat
• Broken water main floods city streets
• WNTA rep details objections to budget
• UNK trio headed to China
• (no headline)
• Broken Bow wind farm is now a reality
• New speed limits set for south of town
• Phone services for unemployment claims is halted temporarily
• Preparing for winter
• The means to finish the job
• Education groups cry foul over letter
• Judge position decision upcoming
• Domestic violence leads to jail time
• 'Raising the woof' to help shelter
• Meeting will focus on zoning, jail
• Fire department kept running on Thurs. morning
• Mayor reveals chief finalists
• Tiny train, big fun
• Old news
• In the Spotlight
• Trucks set for return show
• Public to weigh in on county budget
• 80 and hard at work
• Could labeling lakes help save lives?
• Pet projects
• Local News in Brief
• Vets prepare to welcome Wall
• Budget cuts focused on three areas
• What's the value of agritourism?
• Suspected bomb found near Cozad
• Euthanized sheep left to rot for week on local property
• Fall festival fun
• Slimy subject
• Commissioners forced to trim $1.2 million
• Early out days officially begin
• What a way to start the day at Rail Fest
• New rules restrict credit counselors
• Denny's planned for North Platte
• UP historical society to have presence at Rail Fest
• Council wraps up budget hearings
• School board OKs budget
• County whittles down budget
• Expert: North Platte not telling its story
• Fun and games
• Local News in Brief
• Roadshow hits city in search of treasures
• Former state sen. named for award
• On the hunt
• Assault with battery - literally
• Tragedy sparks family activism
• Wine tasting to benefit local students
• New NRD plan allows irrigation to be shut down
• Salvation Army offers extended hours
• Board to consider vehicle for sheriffs
• 'Night Out' shows cops are people too
• Danger zone
• Columbine survivor to speak in NP
• Ice cream social at Bridge of Hope
• North Platte man faces up to 8 years
• Council to consider appointments
• Kroon honored for volunteerism
• Jail now expected to be done on Dec. 22
• Truck driver dies
• Car show opens with vows
• From Nebraska to soldiers, with love
• Nebraska soldiers benefit from dinner held tonight
• Vision testing important for kids
• Ma(i)ze
• Council schedules work session
• A new place for butts
• Students should start day off right
• Tickets available for Bailey Yard tours
• Firefighters fill boots for cause
• Jail roof nears completion
• Reading tests revealing
• Rainy weather can't dampen UPRR spirits
• Hansen: More penny-pinching possible
• West Nile still hanging around
• Husband reflects on wife's vanishing memory
• Congressional candidate travels to North Platte
• Ogallala Indian Summer Rendezvous opens Thurs.
• Pickup crosses alley, crashes through fence
• Art landmark
• Banquet to benefit farmers and ranchers
• Making Navy bluegrass
• NPPD customers to see rate increase
• Nonprofits risk losing tax-exempt status
• AG talks big issues
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Blue Ribbon school celebrates national honor
• Children wowed by puppets
• Vietnam Memorial Wall coming to NP
• Special prosecutor to examine illegal meeting case
• Council divided on work sessions
• New program matches hunters with landowners
• Future of railroading
• Soldier: 'We are making a difference'
• Nebraska to get more education dollars
• NP councilmen have a bone to pick with mayor
• Birthday celebration focused on a pet project
• Civil War expert to speak at library
• Songwriter to perform at Playhouse
• Car show draws hundreds downtown
• Students' artwork included in calendar
• UP trains collide, stack up cars between Kearney and Gibbon
• Street fair planned for downtown
• Commissioners meeting will be short on Tues.
• Balancing Act
• History tells its tales
• State Patrol will investigate commissioners
• True to life
• County tax request will drop
• Cutting torch sparks fire at Preston Court
• Speed limits may change
• Improvement Fund Grant applications now being accepted
• Young minds, tiny trains
• Going out with a bang
• Lex man dies in Brady canal
• Police arrest 2 accused vandals
• Gamble for good
• Catholic Schools gear up for fundraiser
• New director named for children's museum
• Fun at the Wellfleet Fall Festival
• Aging can be a battle
• Wheels are turning
• Accident under investigation
• NP playhouse bringing Seuss to life
• Salaries still in limbo
• Two arrested on felony shoplifting charges
• Creighton Med Center shooting leaves three wounded
• Abuse leads to a long, hard road
• Longhorn cattle provide good show
• Remembering those who were taken from us
• Chirp, chirp, chirp ...
• Appraisers begin evaluation process
• Drug dealer sentenced to 3-9 years
• Jail issues raise questions
• Spill cleanup complete
• Commissioners may have held illegal meeting
• Healing of 'Jane Smith' a story of faith
• Olympian reflects on achieving his goals
• Railroad to feds: 'Don't harm us'
• PBL sets out to have record-breaking year
• Motel pool reopens after closure
• 11-year-old boy struck by a car
• Florom's request for rehearing is denied
• Officials: Take care to avoid wildfires
• Ag Society pledges to address fair issues
• Local hotels experience busy summer
• MPCC awarded $40,000 grant
• Counterfeit suspects may have been in NP
• Council to hear results of study
• New business comes to lake
• Growth Fund to be up for vote
• Yates sentenced to 10-20 years in prison
• Photos of area eligible for contest
• Group to protest DHHS hearing
• Local history, in their words
• Omaha event will salute Canteen spirit
• Local students learn life skills
• Tax levy down, property values up
• Fashions help 'raise the woof'
• Comprehensive Plan focus groups scheduled to meet
• Teams needed for annual chili cook-off
• Auction fundraiser has a cow
• Teen drowns in lake
• Iron Eagle on hot seat
• Bumper crop of snow geese expected this year
• Chief confirmed
• Old news
• In the Spotlight
• Trucks set for return show
• Public to weigh in on county budget
• 80 and hard at work
• Could labeling lakes help save lives?
• Pet projects
• Local News in Brief
• Budget cuts focused on three areas
• Phone services for unemployment claims is halted temporarily
• Freadom
• The means to finish the job
• Education groups cry foul over letter
• Judge position decision upcoming
• Domestic violence leads to jail time
• 'Raising the woof' to help shelter
• Meeting will focus on zoning, jail
• Fire department kept running on Thurs. morning
• Mayor reveals chief finalists
• Tiny train, big fun
• Council wraps up budget hearings
• School board OKs budget
• County whittles down budget
• Expert: North Platte not telling its story
• Fun and games
• Local News in Brief
• Roadshow hits city in search of treasures
• Former state sen. named for award
• Assault with battery - literally
• What's the value of agritourism?
• Man dies of gunshot wound
• Euthanized sheep left to rot for week on local property
• Fall festival fun
• Slimy subject
• Commissioners forced to trim $1.2 million
• Early out days officially begin
• What a way to start the day at Rail Fest
• New rules restrict credit counselors
• Denny's planned for North Platte
• UP historical society to have presence at Rail Fest
• Kroon honored for volunteerism
• Jail now expected to be done on Dec. 22
• Truck driver dies
• Car show opens with vows
• From Nebraska to soldiers, with love
• Nebraska soldiers benefit from dinner held tonight
• Vision testing important for kids
• Ma(i)ze
• Council schedules work session
• Tragedy sparks family activism
• The battle to end modern-day slavery
• New NRD plan allows irrigation to be shut down
• Salvation Army offers extended hours
• Public will get first look at St. Pat's science lab
• 'Night Out' shows cops are people too
• Danger zone
• Columbine survivor to speak in NP
• Ice cream social at Bridge of Hope
• North Platte man faces up to 8 years
• Council to consider appointments
• Congressional candidate travels to North Platte
• Ogallala Indian Summer Rendezvous opens Thurs.
• Pickup crosses alley, crashes through fence
• Art landmark
• Banquet to benefit farmers and ranchers
• Making Navy bluegrass
• NPPD customers to see rate increase
• Nonprofits risk losing tax-exempt status
• AG talks big issues
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Area residents reminded of scams
• Students should start day off right
• Tickets available for Bailey Yard tours
• Weekend gun show at biggest in 12 years
• Jail roof nears completion
• Reading tests revealing
• Rainy weather can't dampen UPRR spirits
• Hansen: More penny-pinching possible
• West Nile still hanging around
• Husband reflects on wife's vanishing memory
• Civil War expert to speak at library
• Songwriter to perform at Playhouse
• Car show draws hundreds downtown
• Students' artwork included in calendar
• UP trains collide, stack up cars between Kearney and Gibbon
• Street fair planned for downtown
• Commissioners meeting will be short on Tues.
• Balancing Act
• History tells its tales
• Farmers struggle with dry weather
• Children wowed by puppets
• Vietnam Memorial Wall coming to NP
• Retirees renovate Maranatha Bible Camp
• Council divided on work sessions
• New program matches hunters with landowners
• Future of railroading
• Soldier: 'We are making a difference'
• Nebraska to get more education dollars
• NP councilmen have a bone to pick with mayor
• Birthday celebration focused on a pet project
• Catholic Schools gear up for fundraiser
• New director named for children's museum
• Fun at the Wellfleet Fall Festival
• Aging can be a battle
• Wheels are turning
• Accident under investigation
• NP playhouse bringing Seuss to life
• Salaries still in limbo
• Two arrested on felony shoplifting charges
• Jail issues resolved for now
• True to life
• County tax request will drop
• One last chance to gather together
• Speed limits may change
• Improvement Fund Grant applications now being accepted
• Young minds, tiny trains
• Going out with a bang
• Lex man dies in Brady canal
• Police arrest 2 accused vandals
• Gamble for good
• Olympian reflects on achieving his goals
• Railroad to feds: 'Don't harm us'
• PBL sets out to have record-breaking year
• Motel pool reopens after closure
• 11-year-old boy struck by a car
• Florom's request for rehearing is denied
• Officials: Take care to avoid wildfires
• Ag Society pledges to address fair issues
• Local hotels experience busy summer
• Preparing for winter
• Abuse leads to a long, hard road
• Longhorn cattle provide good show
• Rockin' out
• Chirp, chirp, chirp ...
• Appraisers begin evaluation process
• Drug dealer sentenced to 3-9 years
• Jail issues raise questions
• Spill cleanup complete
• Commissioners may have held illegal meeting
• Healing of 'Jane Smith' a story of faith
• Local students learn life skills
• Tax levy down, property values up
• Fashions help 'raise the woof'
• Comprehensive Plan focus groups scheduled to meet
• Teams needed for annual chili cook-off
• Auction fundraiser has a cow
• Teen drowns in lake
• Iron Eagle on hot seat
• Bumper crop of snow geese expected this year
• Suspected bomb found near Cozad
• MPCC awarded $40,000 grant
• Counterfeit suspects may have been in NP
• Board to consider vehicle for sheriffs
• New business comes to lake
• Growth Fund to be up for vote
• Yates sentenced to 10-20 years in prison
• Photos of area eligible for contest
• Group to protest DHHS hearing
• Local history, in their words
• Omaha event will salute Canteen spirit
• Accident cleanup continues
• County property tax request down 1.76 percent
• Adams principal ready for challenge
• Police seeking information on Cozad shooting
• Upgrading the simple life
• So it begins
• Police officer offers school safety tips
• Rescues and Runways to benefit animal shelter
• Wine tasting to benefit local students
• Board will talk budget, speed limits
• Run to the cure this Labor Day
• Firefighters fill boots for cause
• Hill visits NP on campaign trail
• Concert lineup not so certain
• Sour grapes or legitimate gripe?
• MPCC's Chevy Nova on display today
• School board engages critics
• Swain named for chief
• Festival speaker will Bea Funny
• Vandals sought in window shooting spree
• First day fun and games
• Winters' attorney files for new sentencing
• Area blood donors needed
• Wellfleet Fall Festival to be held Saturday
• Local winery offers BBQ with a twist
• What do they think of NP?
• Hershey preps for plant
• It's almost time to vote
• A new place for butts
• Neb. nets Top 10 spot for business
• What's a Quality Growth Fund?
• Special prosecutor to examine illegal meeting case
• Bringing imagination to life
• Birthday wish
• Commissioners demand answers about filth, moisture in new jail
• Museum plans war reenactment
• Twarling named head of mentoring program
• NPCS phonathon begins this weekend
• 'Goober' says gov. race still winnable
• Honoring homefront heroism
• Motorcycle accident injures driver
• UPR picnic highlight of Rail Fest families
• Neb. getting $1M to monitor health insurance rates
• United Way plans small business blitz
• On Tuesday, improved website goes live
• Victim's name released
• Heat limits practice
• A bike ride to find a letter
• Blue Ribbon school celebrates national honor
• Mural to celebrate community
• Smith: Plans for district debate in the works
• Cutting torch sparks fire at Preston Court
• Majority interest of Curtis State Bank sold by family
• Commissioners plan to wrap up budget
• Board sets public hearing regarding final tax request
• DEET can be harmful if misused
• Special session to focus on fund
• MPCC Board approves 2010-11 budget
• Creighton Med Center shooting leaves three wounded
• Friends will make first trip to Neb. State Fair
• Police seek vandal on shooting spree in North Platte area
• St. Pat's to host annual barbecue
• Hobos wanted for contest
• Steppin' out for education
• Motor vehicle homicide charge in Aug. 10 crash
• Early dismissal? Join the Klub
• Giving back to laborers
• Group hopes to educate families
• Two North Platte men suspected in Lake Maloney burglaries arrested
• State Patrol will investigate commissioners
• Brick by brick
• Fun for all at Paxton event
• Remembering those who were taken from us
• Informational meetings planned on CRP signup
• United Farm & Ranch bought by employees
• A life-changing day
• Turning stuff into art
• A healthy dose of laughs
• Historical Society honors Harrold
• Council to decide on digging up grave
• Cold Stone Creamery enjoying sweet success
• Backpack program gets big boost
• Maxwell celebrates community
• Buffalo named a Blue Ribbon School
• Winters sentenced to 5-10 years
• Love and hot rods at car show
• Co. board to talk budget, zoning
• Third candidate for House officially on ballot
• Goodfellow Shoe Fund busy buying shoes
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Chief confirmed
• Lawmakers eye state's many tax exemptions
• Woman donates kidney to save mom
• Helping Bridget
• Walls closing in at Habitat house
• 5 Trails wins Double Gold at competition
• Workforce shortages concern for health care future
• Chelsea Clinton weds at exclusive New York estate
• Man survives crash
• Board could face fines
• Judge's letter causes friction
• Citizens getting a chance to speak up
• New jail should resolve classification issues
• Rezoning, roads hot topics for county plan
• Holliday sentenced to 2-5 years in prison
• NP man faces 20 years for assault
• City budget officially OKed
• Airport Authority asks for $890,400 in property tax $$
• College to host 'meet and greet' for rodeo coach
• Come one, come all for lunch program
• Council to hear comments on budget
• Comforting those in need
• mama
• Council to hear results of study
• Will gov. take new state aid?
• Keep a watchful eye for bullying
• Chief Swain? Council says 'no'
• Rezoning request down to final reading with council
• Elks National president to visit NP
• Let the Rail Fest begin
• Another shot in the arm for teens
• Young and old flock to Picnic with the Police
• Study: Housing shortage very real
• City focus group talks economic growth
• Cozad drive-by suspect apprehended
• Wind farm is an option
• Helpful disaster
• State Fair reps embark on tour
• New jail inspection yields 'thumbs up'
• Campaign underway for add-on to shelter
• Suspects named in rash of lake burglaries after arrest in Iowa
• Treasure trove
• Fun run added to Rail Fest schedule
• Mixing words with art
• A village full of 'Hidden Treasures'
• Donate blood to help save lives
• Money raised for Alzheimer's walk
• Nebraskans try to beat the heat at Cody Park
• Sheriff-to-be sentenced for DUI
• A look back in time
• Housing wait can be long
• Flags fly, motors roar for vets
• Serial vandal nabbed for shooting out windows
• City budget balancing act
• Jail inspector questions timeline
• New speed limits approved for North Lake Rd.
• Exchange program helps hunters gift excess deer meat
• Broken water main floods city streets
• WNTA rep details objections to budget
• UNK trio headed to China
• (no headline)
• New speed limits set for south of town
• Injury accident under investigation
• Competing for a cause
• More water, new challenges at Big Mac
• Grounds to play
• Honoring WWII's homefront heroines
• North Platte man evades officers
• State trooper reports $1M worth of cocaine seized
• Battle breaks out at local museum
• Raising roof raises questions
• What now for war-torn Iraq?
• Only standby spots are left for Bailey Yard bus tours
• Council to decide on digging up grave
• Cold Stone Creamery enjoying sweet success
• Treasure trove
• Backpack program gets big boost
• Fun run added to Rail Fest schedule
• Board to consider vehicle for sheriffs
• St. Pat's to host annual barbecue
• A village full of 'Hidden Treasures'
• Hobos wanted for contest
• Donate blood to help save lives
• Money raised for Alzheimer's walk
• Steppin' out for education
• Nebraskans try to beat the heat at Cody Park
• Motor vehicle homicide charge in Aug. 10 crash
• Sheriff-to-be sentenced for DUI
• A look back in time
• Early dismissal? Join the Klub
• Housing wait can be long
• Giving back to laborers
• Flags fly, motors roar for vets
• Serial vandal nabbed for shooting out windows
• Group hopes to educate families
• Two North Platte men suspected in Lake Maloney burglaries arrested
• City focus group talks economic growth
• Farmers struggle with dry weather
• Cozad drive-by suspect apprehended
• Brick by brick
• Fun for all at Paxton event
• Wind farm is an option
• Retirees renovate Maranatha Bible Camp
• Helpful disaster
• Informational meetings planned on CRP signup
• United Farm & Ranch bought by employees
• State Fair reps embark on tour
• A life-changing day
• New jail inspection yields 'thumbs up'
• Turning stuff into art
• A healthy dose of laughs
• Campaign underway for add-on to shelter
• Historical Society honors Harrold
• Suspects named in rash of lake burglaries after arrest in Iowa
• Judge's letter causes friction
• Citizens getting a chance to speak up
• New speed limits set for south of town
• New jail should resolve classification issues
• Injury accident under investigation
• Firefighters fill boots for cause
• Maxwell celebrates community
• More water, new challenges at Big Mac
• Buffalo named a Blue Ribbon School
• Grounds to play
• Honoring WWII's homefront heroines
• Winters sentenced to 5-10 years
• North Platte man evades officers
• Love and hot rods at car show
• State trooper reports $1M worth of cocaine seized
• Battle breaks out at local museum
• Co. board to talk budget, zoning
• Raising roof raises questions
• Third candidate for House officially on ballot
• What now for war-torn Iraq?
• Only standby spots are left for Bailey Yard bus tours
• Goodfellow Shoe Fund busy buying shoes
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• City budget balancing act
• Jail issues resolved for now
• Jail inspector questions timeline
• Lawmakers eye state's many tax exemptions
• Woman donates kidney to save mom
• New speed limits approved for North Lake Rd.
• One last chance to gather together
• Exchange program helps hunters gift excess deer meat
• Walls closing in at Habitat house
• 5 Trails wins Double Gold at competition
• Broken water main floods city streets
• Workforce shortages concern for health care future
• WNTA rep details objections to budget
• Chelsea Clinton weds at exclusive New York estate
• Man survives crash
• UNK trio headed to China
• Board could face fines
• (no headline)
• Another shot in the arm for teens
• Young and old flock to Picnic with the Police
• Budget cuts focused on three areas
• Study: Housing shortage very real
• Phone services for unemployment claims is halted temporarily
• Special prosecutor to examine illegal meeting case
• Rezoning, roads hot topics for county plan
• The means to finish the job
• Holliday sentenced to 2-5 years in prison
• Education groups cry foul over letter
• Judge position decision upcoming
• NP man faces 20 years for assault
• Domestic violence leads to jail time
• City budget officially OKed
• 'Raising the woof' to help shelter
• Meeting will focus on zoning, jail
• Airport Authority asks for $890,400 in property tax $$
• Fire department kept running on Thurs. morning
• College to host 'meet and greet' for rodeo coach
• Mayor reveals chief finalists
• Tiny train, big fun
• Come one, come all for lunch program
• Council to hear comments on budget
• Old news
• Preparing for winter
• In the Spotlight
• Comforting those in need
• mama
• Trucks set for return show
• Rockin' out
• Public to weigh in on county budget
• Will gov. take new state aid?
• Keep a watchful eye for bullying
• 80 and hard at work
• Chief Swain? Council says 'no'
• Could labeling lakes help save lives?
• Rezoning request down to final reading with council
• Elks National president to visit NP
• Pet projects
• Let the Rail Fest begin
• Local News in Brief
• Housing wait can be long
• Flags fly, motors roar for vets
• Assault with battery - literally
• Serial vandal nabbed for shooting out windows
• What's the value of agritourism?
• Cutting torch sparks fire at Preston Court
• City focus group talks economic growth
• Euthanized sheep left to rot for week on local property
• Cozad drive-by suspect apprehended
• Fall festival fun
• Slimy subject
• Wind farm is an option
• Commissioners forced to trim $1.2 million
• Helpful disaster
• Early out days officially begin
• What a way to start the day at Rail Fest
• State Fair reps embark on tour
• New rules restrict credit counselors
• New jail inspection yields 'thumbs up'
• Denny's planned for North Platte
• UP historical society to have presence at Rail Fest
• Campaign underway for add-on to shelter
• Suspects named in rash of lake burglaries after arrest in Iowa
• Council wraps up budget hearings
• School board OKs budget
• Treasure trove
• Fun run added to Rail Fest schedule
• County whittles down budget
• Board to consider vehicle for sheriffs
• Expert: North Platte not telling its story
• A village full of 'Hidden Treasures'
• Donate blood to help save lives
• Fun and games
• Money raised for Alzheimer's walk
• Local News in Brief
• Nebraskans try to beat the heat at Cody Park
• Sheriff-to-be sentenced for DUI
• Roadshow hits city in search of treasures
• A look back in time
• Former state sen. named for award
• What now for war-torn Iraq?
• Council schedules work session
• Only standby spots are left for Bailey Yard bus tours
• Tragedy sparks family activism
• Remembering those who were taken from us
• City budget balancing act
• New NRD plan allows irrigation to be shut down
• Jail inspector questions timeline
• Salvation Army offers extended hours
• NSP hopes cold case cards can bring new leads
• New speed limits approved for North Lake Rd.
• 'Night Out' shows cops are people too
• Exchange program helps hunters gift excess deer meat
• Danger zone
• Columbine survivor to speak in NP
• Broken water main floods city streets
• Ice cream social at Bridge of Hope
• WNTA rep details objections to budget
• North Platte man faces up to 8 years
• Council to consider appointments
• UNK trio headed to China
• (no headline)
• Kroon honored for volunteerism
• Jail now expected to be done on Dec. 22
• New speed limits set for south of town
• Injury accident under investigation
• Truck driver dies
• Firefighters fill boots for cause
• Car show opens with vows
• More water, new challenges at Big Mac
• Grounds to play
• From Nebraska to soldiers, with love
• Honoring WWII's homefront heroines
• Nebraska soldiers benefit from dinner held tonight
• North Platte man evades officers
• State trooper reports $1M worth of cocaine seized
• Vision testing important for kids
• Battle breaks out at local museum
• Ma(i)ze
• Raising roof raises questions
• Mayor reveals chief finalists
• AG talks big issues
• Tiny train, big fun
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Helping Bridget
• Old news
• Students should start day off right
• In the Spotlight
• Tickets available for Bailey Yard tours
• Double dose of flu prevention
• Trucks set for return show
• Jail roof nears completion
• Public to weigh in on county budget
• Reading tests revealing
• Rainy weather can't dampen UPRR spirits
• 80 and hard at work
• Hansen: More penny-pinching possible
• Could labeling lakes help save lives?
• West Nile still hanging around
• Husband reflects on wife's vanishing memory
• Pet projects
• Local News in Brief
• Congressional candidate travels to North Platte
• Ogallala Indian Summer Rendezvous opens Thurs.
• Budget cuts focused on three areas
• Phone services for unemployment claims is halted temporarily
• Pickup crosses alley, crashes through fence
• Special prosecutor to examine illegal meeting case
• Art landmark
• The means to finish the job
• Education groups cry foul over letter
• Banquet to benefit farmers and ranchers
• Judge position decision upcoming
• Making Navy bluegrass
• Domestic violence leads to jail time
• 'Raising the woof' to help shelter
• NPPD customers to see rate increase
• Meeting will focus on zoning, jail
• Nonprofits risk losing tax-exempt status
• Fire department kept running on Thurs. morning
• Denny's planned for North Platte
• Balancing Act
• UP historical society to have presence at Rail Fest
• History tells its tales
• Council to hear results of study
• Council wraps up budget hearings
• Children wowed by puppets
• School board OKs budget
• Vietnam Memorial Wall coming to NP
• Restaurants raise almost $1,000 for North Platte Public Library
• County whittles down budget
• Council divided on work sessions
• Expert: North Platte not telling its story
• New program matches hunters with landowners
• Future of railroading
• Fun and games
• Soldier: 'We are making a difference'
• Local News in Brief
• Nebraska to get more education dollars
• NP councilmen have a bone to pick with mayor
• Roadshow hits city in search of treasures
• Former state sen. named for award
• Birthday celebration focused on a pet project
• Civil War expert to speak at library
• Assault with battery - literally
• What's the value of agritourism?
• Songwriter to perform at Playhouse
• Cutting torch sparks fire at Preston Court
• Car show draws hundreds downtown
• Euthanized sheep left to rot for week on local property
• Fall festival fun
• Students' artwork included in calendar
• Slimy subject
• UP trains collide, stack up cars between Kearney and Gibbon
• Commissioners forced to trim $1.2 million
• Early out days officially begin
• Street fair planned for downtown
• What a way to start the day at Rail Fest
• Commissioners meeting will be short on Tues.
• New rules restrict credit counselors
• North Platte man faces up to 8 years
• Salaries still in limbo
• Council to consider appointments
• Two arrested on felony shoplifting charges
• Mixing words with art
• Kroon honored for volunteerism
• True to life
• Jail now expected to be done on Dec. 22
• County tax request will drop
• Schools receive donations
• Truck driver dies
• Speed limits may change
• Car show opens with vows
• Improvement Fund Grant applications now being accepted
• Young minds, tiny trains
• From Nebraska to soldiers, with love
• Going out with a bang
• Nebraska soldiers benefit from dinner held tonight
• Lex man dies in Brady canal
• Police arrest 2 accused vandals
• Vision testing important for kids
• Ma(i)ze
• Gamble for good
• Catholic Schools gear up for fundraiser
• Council schedules work session
• Tragedy sparks family activism
• New director named for children's museum
• Remembering those who were taken from us
• Fun at the Wellfleet Fall Festival
• New NRD plan allows irrigation to be shut down
• Salvation Army offers extended hours
• Aging can be a battle
• NSP hopes cold case cards can bring new leads
• Wheels are turning
• 'Night Out' shows cops are people too
• Danger zone
• Accident under investigation
• Columbine survivor to speak in NP
• NP playhouse bringing Seuss to life
• Ice cream social at Bridge of Hope
• Ag Society pledges to address fair issues
• Husband reflects on wife's vanishing memory
• Local hotels experience busy summer
• Competing for a cause
• Congressional candidate travels to North Platte
• Abuse leads to a long, hard road
• Ogallala Indian Summer Rendezvous opens Thurs.
• Longhorn cattle provide good show
• 'Rosies' get their time in spotlight
• Pickup crosses alley, crashes through fence
• Chirp, chirp, chirp ...
• Art landmark
• Appraisers begin evaluation process
• Drug dealer sentenced to 3-9 years
• Banquet to benefit farmers and ranchers
• Jail issues raise questions
• Making Navy bluegrass
• Spill cleanup complete
• Commissioners may have held illegal meeting
• NPPD customers to see rate increase
• Nonprofits risk losing tax-exempt status
• Healing of 'Jane Smith' a story of faith
• Olympian reflects on achieving his goals
• AG talks big issues
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Railroad to feds: 'Don't harm us'
• Helping Bridget
• PBL sets out to have record-breaking year
• Students should start day off right
• Tickets available for Bailey Yard tours
• Motel pool reopens after closure
• Double dose of flu prevention
• 11-year-old boy struck by a car
• Jail roof nears completion
• Reading tests revealing
• Florom's request for rehearing is denied
• Rainy weather can't dampen UPRR spirits
• Officials: Take care to avoid wildfires
• Hansen: More penny-pinching possible
• West Nile still hanging around
• Iron Eagle on hot seat
• NP councilmen have a bone to pick with mayor
• Bumper crop of snow geese expected this year
• Freadom
• Birthday celebration focused on a pet project
• MPCC awarded $40,000 grant
• Civil War expert to speak at library
• Counterfeit suspects may have been in NP
• Chief controversy continues
• Songwriter to perform at Playhouse
• New business comes to lake
• Car show draws hundreds downtown
• Growth Fund to be up for vote
• Yates sentenced to 10-20 years in prison
• Students' artwork included in calendar
• Photos of area eligible for contest
• UP trains collide, stack up cars between Kearney and Gibbon
• Group to protest DHHS hearing
• Local history, in their words
• Street fair planned for downtown
• Commissioners meeting will be short on Tues.
• Omaha event will salute Canteen spirit
• Local students learn life skills
• Balancing Act
• History tells its tales
• Tax levy down, property values up
• Council to hear results of study
• Fashions help 'raise the woof'
• Children wowed by puppets
• Vietnam Memorial Wall coming to NP
• Comprehensive Plan focus groups scheduled to meet
• Restaurants raise almost $1,000 for North Platte Public Library
• Teams needed for annual chili cook-off
• Council divided on work sessions
• New program matches hunters with landowners
• Auction fundraiser has a cow
• Future of railroading
• Teen drowns in lake
• Soldier: 'We are making a difference'
• Nebraska to get more education dollars
• Police officer offers school safety tips
• Police arrest 2 accused vandals
• Rescues and Runways to benefit animal shelter
• Man dies of gunshot wound
• Gamble for good
• Board will talk budget, speed limits
• Catholic Schools gear up for fundraiser
• Run to the cure this Labor Day
• Kayak CREW
• New director named for children's museum
• Hill visits NP on campaign trail
• Fun at the Wellfleet Fall Festival
• Concert lineup not so certain
• Sour grapes or legitimate gripe?
• Aging can be a battle
• MPCC's Chevy Nova on display today
• Wheels are turning
• School board engages critics
• Swain named for chief
• Accident under investigation
• NP playhouse bringing Seuss to life
• Festival speaker will Bea Funny
• Vandals sought in window shooting spree
• Salaries still in limbo
• Two arrested on felony shoplifting charges
• Accident cleanup continues
• Mixing words with art
• County property tax request down 1.76 percent
• True to life
• County tax request will drop
• Adams principal ready for challenge
• Schools receive donations
• Police seeking information on Cozad shooting
• Speed limits may change
• Improvement Fund Grant applications now being accepted
• Upgrading the simple life
• Young minds, tiny trains
• So it begins
• Going out with a bang
• Lex man dies in Brady canal
• Hershey preps for plant
• Commissioners may have held illegal meeting
• It's almost time to vote
• The battle to end modern-day slavery
• Healing of 'Jane Smith' a story of faith
• Neb. nets Top 10 spot for business
• Olympian reflects on achieving his goals
• What's a Quality Growth Fund?
• Public will get first look at St. Pat's science lab
• Railroad to feds: 'Don't harm us'
• Bringing imagination to life
• PBL sets out to have record-breaking year
• Birthday wish
• Commissioners demand answers about filth, moisture in new jail
• Motel pool reopens after closure
• Museum plans war reenactment
• 11-year-old boy struck by a car
• Twarling named head of mentoring program
• NPCS phonathon begins this weekend
• Florom's request for rehearing is denied
• Officials: Take care to avoid wildfires
• 'Goober' says gov. race still winnable
• Honoring homefront heroism
• Ag Society pledges to address fair issues
• Local hotels experience busy summer
• First day fun and games
• Competing for a cause
• Winters' attorney files for new sentencing
• Abuse leads to a long, hard road
• Longhorn cattle provide good show
• Area blood donors needed
• 'Rosies' get their time in spotlight
• Wellfleet Fall Festival to be held Saturday
• Chirp, chirp, chirp ...
• Appraisers begin evaluation process
• Local winery offers BBQ with a twist
• Drug dealer sentenced to 3-9 years
• What do they think of NP?
• Jail issues raise questions
• Spill cleanup complete
• A bike ride to find a letter
• Area residents reminded of scams
• Omaha event will salute Canteen spirit
• Mural to celebrate community
• Local students learn life skills
• Smith: Plans for district debate in the works
• Weekend gun show at biggest in 12 years
• Tax levy down, property values up
• Majority interest of Curtis State Bank sold by family
• Fashions help 'raise the woof'
• Commissioners plan to wrap up budget
• Board sets public hearing regarding final tax request
• Comprehensive Plan focus groups scheduled to meet
• DEET can be harmful if misused
• Teams needed for annual chili cook-off
• Special session to focus on fund
• MPCC Board approves 2010-11 budget
• Auction fundraiser has a cow
• Teen drowns in lake
• Friends will make first trip to Neb. State Fair
• Police seek vandal on shooting spree in North Platte area
• Iron Eagle on hot seat
• Bumper crop of snow geese expected this year
• Motorcycle accident injures driver
• Freadom
• UPR picnic highlight of Rail Fest families
• MPCC awarded $40,000 grant
• Counterfeit suspects may have been in NP
• Neb. getting $1M to monitor health insurance rates
• Chief controversy continues
• United Way plans small business blitz
• New business comes to lake
• Growth Fund to be up for vote
• On Tuesday, improved website goes live
• Yates sentenced to 10-20 years in prison
• Victim's name released
• Photos of area eligible for contest
• Group to protest DHHS hearing
• Heat limits practice
• Local history, in their words
• Two North Platte men suspected in Lake Maloney burglaries arrested
• Farmers struggle with dry weather
• Festival speaker will Bea Funny
• Brick by brick
• Vandals sought in window shooting spree
• Fun for all at Paxton event
• Retirees renovate Maranatha Bible Camp
• Accident cleanup continues
• Informational meetings planned on CRP signup
• County property tax request down 1.76 percent
• United Farm & Ranch bought by employees
• A life-changing day
• Adams principal ready for challenge
• Turning stuff into art
• Police seeking information on Cozad shooting
• A healthy dose of laughs
• Historical Society honors Harrold
• Upgrading the simple life
• Council to decide on digging up grave
• So it begins
• Cold Stone Creamery enjoying sweet success
• Backpack program gets big boost
• Police officer offers school safety tips
• Rescues and Runways to benefit animal shelter
• St. Pat's to host annual barbecue
• Man dies of gunshot wound
• Hobos wanted for contest
• Board will talk budget, speed limits
• Run to the cure this Labor Day
• Steppin' out for education
• Kayak CREW
• Motor vehicle homicide charge in Aug. 10 crash
• Hill visits NP on campaign trail
• Concert lineup not so certain
• Early dismissal? Join the Klub
• Sour grapes or legitimate gripe?
• Giving back to laborers
• MPCC's Chevy Nova on display today
• School board engages critics
• Group hopes to educate families
• Swain named for chief
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Jail issues resolved for now
• 'Goober' says gov. race still winnable
• Lawmakers eye state's many tax exemptions
• Honoring homefront heroism
• Woman donates kidney to save mom
• One last chance to gather together
• First day fun and games
• Walls closing in at Habitat house
• Winters' attorney files for new sentencing
• 5 Trails wins Double Gold at competition
• Workforce shortages concern for health care future
• Area blood donors needed
• Chelsea Clinton weds at exclusive New York estate
• Wellfleet Fall Festival to be held Saturday
• Man survives crash
• Board could face fines
• Local winery offers BBQ with a twist
• Judge's letter causes friction
• What do they think of NP?
• Citizens getting a chance to speak up
• New jail should resolve classification issues
• Hershey preps for plant
• It's almost time to vote
• Maxwell celebrates community
• The battle to end modern-day slavery
• Buffalo named a Blue Ribbon School
• Neb. nets Top 10 spot for business
• What's a Quality Growth Fund?
• Winters sentenced to 5-10 years
• Public will get first look at St. Pat's science lab
• Love and hot rods at car show
• Bringing imagination to life
• Birthday wish
• Co. board to talk budget, zoning
• Commissioners demand answers about filth, moisture in new jail
• Third candidate for House officially on ballot
• Museum plans war reenactment
• Twarling named head of mentoring program
• Goodfellow Shoe Fund busy buying shoes
• NPCS phonathon begins this weekend
• Council to hear comments on budget
• Preparing for winter
• Friends will make first trip to Neb. State Fair
• Comforting those in need
• Police seek vandal on shooting spree in North Platte area
• mama
• Rockin' out
• Motorcycle accident injures driver
• Will gov. take new state aid?
• UPR picnic highlight of Rail Fest families
• Keep a watchful eye for bullying
• Chief Swain? Council says 'no'
• Neb. getting $1M to monitor health insurance rates
• Rezoning request down to final reading with council
• United Way plans small business blitz
• Elks National president to visit NP
• Let the Rail Fest begin
• On Tuesday, improved website goes live
• Another shot in the arm for teens
• Victim's name released
• Young and old flock to Picnic with the Police
• Study: Housing shortage very real
• Heat limits practice
• A bike ride to find a letter
• Rezoning, roads hot topics for county plan
• Area residents reminded of scams
• Holliday sentenced to 2-5 years in prison
• Mural to celebrate community
• Smith: Plans for district debate in the works
• NP man faces 20 years for assault
• Weekend gun show at biggest in 12 years
• City budget officially OKed
• Majority interest of Curtis State Bank sold by family
• Commissioners plan to wrap up budget
• Airport Authority asks for $890,400 in property tax $$
• Board sets public hearing regarding final tax request
• College to host 'meet and greet' for rodeo coach
• DEET can be harmful if misused
• Special session to focus on fund
• Come one, come all for lunch program
• MPCC Board approves 2010-11 budget
• Upgrading the simple life
• So it begins
• Police officer offers school safety tips
• Rescues and Runways to benefit animal shelter
• Board will talk budget, speed limits
• Run to the cure this Labor Day
• Kayak CREW
• Hill visits NP on campaign trail
• Concert lineup not so certain
• Sour grapes or legitimate gripe?
• MPCC's Chevy Nova on display today
• School board engages critics
• Swain named for chief
• Festival speaker will Bea Funny
• Vandals sought in window shooting spree
• Accident cleanup continues
• County property tax request down 1.76 percent
• Adams principal ready for challenge
• Police seeking information on Cozad shooting
• What do they think of NP?
• Hershey preps for plant
• It's almost time to vote
• Neb. nets Top 10 spot for business
• What's a Quality Growth Fund?
• Public will get first look at St. Pat's science lab
• Bringing imagination to life
• Birthday wish
• Commissioners demand answers about filth, moisture in new jail
• Museum plans war reenactment
• Twarling named head of mentoring program
• NPCS phonathon begins this weekend
• 'Goober' says gov. race still winnable
• Honoring homefront heroism
• First day fun and games
• Winters' attorney files for new sentencing
• Area blood donors needed
• Wellfleet Fall Festival to be held Saturday
• Local winery offers BBQ with a twist
• Victim's name released
• Heat limits practice
• A bike ride to find a letter
• Mural to celebrate community
• Smith: Plans for district debate in the works
• Weekend gun show at biggest in 12 years
• Majority interest of Curtis State Bank sold by family
• Commissioners plan to wrap up budget
• Board sets public hearing regarding final tax request
• DEET can be harmful if misused
• Special session to focus on fund
• MPCC Board approves 2010-11 budget
• Friends will make first trip to Neb. State Fair
• Police seek vandal on shooting spree in North Platte area
• Motorcycle accident injures driver
• UPR picnic highlight of Rail Fest families
• Neb. getting $1M to monitor health insurance rates
• United Way plans small business blitz
• On Tuesday, improved website goes live
• Giving back to laborers
• Group hopes to educate families
• Two North Platte men suspected in Lake Maloney burglaries arrested
• Brick by brick
• Fun for all at Paxton event
• Retirees renovate Maranatha Bible Camp
• Informational meetings planned on CRP signup
• United Farm & Ranch bought by employees
• A life-changing day
• Turning stuff into art
• A healthy dose of laughs
• Historical Society honors Harrold
• Council to decide on digging up grave
• Cold Stone Creamery enjoying sweet success
• Backpack program gets big boost
• St. Pat's to host annual barbecue
• Hobos wanted for contest
• Steppin' out for education
• Motor vehicle homicide charge in Aug. 10 crash
• Early dismissal? Join the Klub
• Third candidate for House officially on ballot
• Goodfellow Shoe Fund busy buying shoes
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Lawmakers eye state's many tax exemptions
• Woman donates kidney to save mom
• One last chance to gather together
• Walls closing in at Habitat house
• 5 Trails wins Double Gold at competition
• Workforce shortages concern for health care future
• Chelsea Clinton weds at exclusive New York estate
• Man survives crash
• Board could face fines
• Judge's letter causes friction
• Citizens getting a chance to speak up
• New jail should resolve classification issues
• Maxwell celebrates community
• Buffalo named a Blue Ribbon School
• Winters sentenced to 5-10 years
• Love and hot rods at car show
• Co. board to talk budget, zoning
• Come one, come all for lunch program
• Council to hear comments on budget
• Comforting those in need
• mama
• Rockin' out
• Will gov. take new state aid?
• Keep a watchful eye for bullying
• Chief Swain? Council says 'no'
• Rezoning request down to final reading with council
• Elks National president to visit NP
• Let the Rail Fest begin
• Another shot in the arm for teens
• Young and old flock to Picnic with the Police
• Study: Housing shortage very real
• Rezoning, roads hot topics for county plan
• Holliday sentenced to 2-5 years in prison
• NP man faces 20 years for assault
• City budget officially OKed
• Airport Authority asks for $890,400 in property tax $$
• College to host 'meet and greet' for rodeo coach
• Campaign underway for add-on to shelter
• Suspects named in rash of lake burglaries after arrest in Iowa
• Treasure trove
• Fun run added to Rail Fest schedule
• Board to consider vehicle for sheriffs
• A village full of 'Hidden Treasures'
• Donate blood to help save lives
• Money raised for Alzheimer's walk
• Nebraskans try to beat the heat at Cody Park
• Sheriff-to-be sentenced for DUI
• A look back in time
• Housing wait can be long
• Flags fly, motors roar for vets
• Serial vandal nabbed for shooting out windows
• City focus group talks economic growth
• Cozad drive-by suspect apprehended
• Wind farm is an option
• Helpful disaster
• State Fair reps embark on tour
• New jail inspection yields 'thumbs up'
• UNK trio headed to China
• (no headline)
• New speed limits set for south of town
• Injury accident under investigation
• Firefighters fill boots for cause
• More water, new challenges at Big Mac
• Grounds to play
• Honoring WWII's homefront heroines
• North Platte man evades officers
• State trooper reports $1M worth of cocaine seized
• Battle breaks out at local museum
• Raising roof raises questions
• What now for war-torn Iraq?
• Only standby spots are left for Bailey Yard bus tours
• City budget balancing act
• Jail inspector questions timeline
• New speed limits approved for North Lake Rd.
• Exchange program helps hunters gift excess deer meat
• Broken water main floods city streets
• WNTA rep details objections to budget
• Pet projects
• Local News in Brief
• Budget cuts focused on three areas
• Phone services for unemployment claims is halted temporarily
• Special prosecutor to examine illegal meeting case
• The means to finish the job
• Education groups cry foul over letter
• Judge position decision upcoming
• Domestic violence leads to jail time
• 'Raising the woof' to help shelter
• Meeting will focus on zoning, jail
• Fire department kept running on Thurs. morning
• Mayor reveals chief finalists
• Tiny train, big fun
• Old news
• In the Spotlight
• Trucks set for return show
• Public to weigh in on county budget
• 80 and hard at work
• Could labeling lakes help save lives?
• Roadshow hits city in search of treasures
• Former state sen. named for award
• Assault with battery - literally
• What's the value of agritourism?
• Cutting torch sparks fire at Preston Court
• Euthanized sheep left to rot for week on local property
• Fall festival fun
• Slimy subject
• Commissioners forced to trim $1.2 million
• Early out days officially begin
• What a way to start the day at Rail Fest
• New rules restrict credit counselors
• Denny's planned for North Platte
• UP historical society to have presence at Rail Fest
• Council wraps up budget hearings
• School board OKs budget
• County whittles down budget
• Expert: North Platte not telling its story
• Fun and games
• Local News in Brief
• Vision testing important for kids
• Ma(i)ze
• Council schedules work session
• Tragedy sparks family activism
• Remembering those who were taken from us
• New NRD plan allows irrigation to be shut down
• Salvation Army offers extended hours
• NSP hopes cold case cards can bring new leads
• 'Night Out' shows cops are people too
• Danger zone
• Columbine survivor to speak in NP
• Ice cream social at Bridge of Hope
• North Platte man faces up to 8 years
• Council to consider appointments
• Kroon honored for volunteerism
• Jail now expected to be done on Dec. 22
• Truck driver dies
• Car show opens with vows
• From Nebraska to soldiers, with love
• Nebraska soldiers benefit from dinner held tonight
• NPPD customers to see rate increase
• Nonprofits risk losing tax-exempt status
• AG talks big issues
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Helping Bridget
• Students should start day off right
• Tickets available for Bailey Yard tours
• Double dose of flu prevention
• Jail roof nears completion
• Reading tests revealing
• Rainy weather can't dampen UPRR spirits
• Hansen: More penny-pinching possible
• West Nile still hanging around
• Husband reflects on wife's vanishing memory
• Congressional candidate travels to North Platte
• Ogallala Indian Summer Rendezvous opens Thurs.
• Pickup crosses alley, crashes through fence
• Art landmark
• Banquet to benefit farmers and ranchers
• Making Navy bluegrass
• Street fair planned for downtown
• Commissioners meeting will be short on Tues.
• Balancing Act
• History tells its tales
• Council to hear results of study
• Children wowed by puppets
• Vietnam Memorial Wall coming to NP
• Restaurants raise almost $1,000 for North Platte Public Library
• Council divided on work sessions
• New program matches hunters with landowners
• Future of railroading
• Soldier: 'We are making a difference'
• Nebraska to get more education dollars
• NP councilmen have a bone to pick with mayor
• Birthday celebration focused on a pet project
• Civil War expert to speak at library
• Songwriter to perform at Playhouse
• Car show draws hundreds downtown
• Students' artwork included in calendar
• UP trains collide, stack up cars between Kearney and Gibbon
• Accident under investigation
• NP playhouse bringing Seuss to life
• Salaries still in limbo
• Two arrested on felony shoplifting charges
• Mixing words with art
• True to life
• County tax request will drop
• Schools receive donations
• Speed limits may change
• Improvement Fund Grant applications now being accepted
• Young minds, tiny trains
• Going out with a bang
• Lex man dies in Brady canal
• Police arrest 2 accused vandals
• Gamble for good
• Catholic Schools gear up for fundraiser
• New director named for children's museum
• Fun at the Wellfleet Fall Festival
• Aging can be a battle
• Wheels are turning
• Florom's request for rehearing is denied
• Officials: Take care to avoid wildfires
• Ag Society pledges to address fair issues
• Local hotels experience busy summer
• Competing for a cause
• Abuse leads to a long, hard road
• Longhorn cattle provide good show
• 'Rosies' get their time in spotlight
• Chirp, chirp, chirp ...
• Appraisers begin evaluation process
• Drug dealer sentenced to 3-9 years
• Jail issues raise questions
• Spill cleanup complete
• Commissioners may have held illegal meeting
• Healing of 'Jane Smith' a story of faith
• Olympian reflects on achieving his goals
• Railroad to feds: 'Don't harm us'
• PBL sets out to have record-breaking year
• Motel pool reopens after closure
• 11-year-old boy struck by a car
• Auction fundraiser has a cow
• Teen drowns in lake
• Iron Eagle on hot seat
• Bumper crop of snow geese expected this year
• Freadom
• MPCC awarded $40,000 grant
• Counterfeit suspects may have been in NP
• Chief controversy continues
• New business comes to lake
• Growth Fund to be up for vote
• Yates sentenced to 10-20 years in prison
• Photos of area eligible for contest
• Group to protest DHHS hearing
• Local history, in their words
• Omaha event will salute Canteen spirit
• Local students learn life skills
• Tax levy down, property values up
• Fashions help 'raise the woof'
• Comprehensive Plan focus groups scheduled to meet
• Teams needed for annual chili cook-off
• A life-changing day
• Turning stuff into art
• A healthy dose of laughs
• Historical Society honors Harrold
• Council to decide on digging up grave
• Cold Stone Creamery enjoying sweet success
• Backpack program gets big boost
• St. Pat's to host annual barbecue
• Hobos wanted for contest
• Steppin' out for education
• Motor vehicle homicide charge in Aug. 10 crash
• Early dismissal? Join the Klub
• Giving back to laborers
• Group hopes to educate families
• Two North Platte men suspected in Lake Maloney burglaries arrested
• Brick by brick
• Fun for all at Paxton event
• Retirees renovate Maranatha Bible Camp
• Informational meetings planned on CRP signup
• United Farm & Ranch bought by employees
• Chelsea Clinton weds at exclusive New York estate
• Man survives crash
• Board could face fines
• Judge's letter causes friction
• Citizens getting a chance to speak up
• New jail should resolve classification issues
• Maxwell celebrates community
• Buffalo named a Blue Ribbon School
• Winters sentenced to 5-10 years
• Love and hot rods at car show
• Co. board to talk budget, zoning
• Third candidate for House officially on ballot
• Goodfellow Shoe Fund busy buying shoes
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Lawmakers eye state's many tax exemptions
• Woman donates kidney to save mom
• One last chance to gather together
• Walls closing in at Habitat house
• 5 Trails wins Double Gold at competition
• Workforce shortages concern for health care future
• Rezoning request down to final reading with council
• Elks National president to visit NP
• Let the Rail Fest begin
• Another shot in the arm for teens
• Young and old flock to Picnic with the Police
• Study: Housing shortage very real
• Rezoning, roads hot topics for county plan
• Holliday sentenced to 2-5 years in prison
• NP man faces 20 years for assault
• City budget officially OKed
• Airport Authority asks for $890,400 in property tax $$
• College to host 'meet and greet' for rodeo coach
• Come one, come all for lunch program
• Council to hear comments on budget
• Comforting those in need
• mama
• Rockin' out
• Will gov. take new state aid?
• Keep a watchful eye for bullying
• Chief Swain? Council says 'no'
• Nebraskans try to beat the heat at Cody Park
• Sheriff-to-be sentenced for DUI
• A look back in time
• Housing wait can be long
• Flags fly, motors roar for vets
• Serial vandal nabbed for shooting out windows
• City focus group talks economic growth
• Cozad drive-by suspect apprehended
• Wind farm is an option
• Helpful disaster
• State Fair reps embark on tour
• New jail inspection yields 'thumbs up'
• Campaign underway for add-on to shelter
• Suspects named in rash of lake burglaries after arrest in Iowa
• Treasure trove
• Fun run added to Rail Fest schedule
• Board to consider vehicle for sheriffs
• A village full of 'Hidden Treasures'
• Donate blood to help save lives
• Money raised for Alzheimer's walk
• North Platte man evades officers
• State trooper reports $1M worth of cocaine seized
• Battle breaks out at local museum
• Raising roof raises questions
• What now for war-torn Iraq?
• Only standby spots are left for Bailey Yard bus tours
• City budget balancing act
• Jail inspector questions timeline
• New speed limits approved for North Lake Rd.
• Exchange program helps hunters gift excess deer meat
• Broken water main floods city streets
• WNTA rep details objections to budget
• UNK trio headed to China
• (no headline)
• New speed limits set for south of town
• Injury accident under investigation
• Firefighters fill boots for cause
• More water, new challenges at Big Mac
• Grounds to play
• Honoring WWII's homefront heroines
• Domestic violence leads to jail time
• 'Raising the woof' to help shelter
• Meeting will focus on zoning, jail
• Fire department kept running on Thurs. morning
• Mayor reveals chief finalists
• Tiny train, big fun
• Old news
• In the Spotlight
• Trucks set for return show
• Public to weigh in on county budget
• 80 and hard at work
• Could labeling lakes help save lives?
• Pet projects
• Local News in Brief
• Budget cuts focused on three areas
• Phone services for unemployment claims is halted temporarily
• Special prosecutor to examine illegal meeting case
• The means to finish the job
• Education groups cry foul over letter
• Judge position decision upcoming
• Commissioners forced to trim $1.2 million
• Early out days officially begin
• What a way to start the day at Rail Fest
• New rules restrict credit counselors
• Denny's planned for North Platte
• UP historical society to have presence at Rail Fest
• Council wraps up budget hearings
• School board OKs budget
• County whittles down budget
• Expert: North Platte not telling its story
• Fun and games
• Local News in Brief
• Roadshow hits city in search of treasures
• Former state sen. named for award
• Assault with battery - literally
• What's the value of agritourism?
• Cutting torch sparks fire at Preston Court
• Euthanized sheep left to rot for week on local property
• Fall festival fun
• Slimy subject
• 'Night Out' shows cops are people too
• Danger zone
• Columbine survivor to speak in NP
• Ice cream social at Bridge of Hope
• North Platte man faces up to 8 years
• Council to consider appointments
• Kroon honored for volunteerism
• Jail now expected to be done on Dec. 22
• Truck driver dies
• Car show opens with vows
• From Nebraska to soldiers, with love
• Nebraska soldiers benefit from dinner held tonight
• Vision testing important for kids
• Ma(i)ze
• Council schedules work session
• Tragedy sparks family activism
• Remembering those who were taken from us
• New NRD plan allows irrigation to be shut down
• Salvation Army offers extended hours
• NSP hopes cold case cards can bring new leads
• Jail roof nears completion
• Reading tests revealing
• Rainy weather can't dampen UPRR spirits
• Hansen: More penny-pinching possible
• West Nile still hanging around
• Husband reflects on wife's vanishing memory
• Congressional candidate travels to North Platte
• Ogallala Indian Summer Rendezvous opens Thurs.
• Pickup crosses alley, crashes through fence
• Art landmark
• Banquet to benefit farmers and ranchers
• Making Navy bluegrass
• NPPD customers to see rate increase
• Nonprofits risk losing tax-exempt status
• AG talks big issues
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Helping Bridget
• Students should start day off right
• Tickets available for Bailey Yard tours
• Double dose of flu prevention
• New program matches hunters with landowners
• Future of railroading
• Soldier: 'We are making a difference'
• Nebraska to get more education dollars
• NP councilmen have a bone to pick with mayor
• Birthday celebration focused on a pet project
• Civil War expert to speak at library
• Songwriter to perform at Playhouse
• Car show draws hundreds downtown
• Students' artwork included in calendar
• UP trains collide, stack up cars between Kearney and Gibbon
• Street fair planned for downtown
• Commissioners meeting will be short on Tues.
• Balancing Act
• History tells its tales
• Council to hear results of study
• Children wowed by puppets
• Vietnam Memorial Wall coming to NP
• Restaurants raise almost $1,000 for North Platte Public Library
• Council divided on work sessions
• Improvement Fund Grant applications now being accepted
• Young minds, tiny trains
• Going out with a bang
• Lex man dies in Brady canal
• Police arrest 2 accused vandals
• Gamble for good
• Catholic Schools gear up for fundraiser
• New director named for children's museum
• Fun at the Wellfleet Fall Festival
• Aging can be a battle
• Wheels are turning
• Accident under investigation
• NP playhouse bringing Seuss to life
• Salaries still in limbo
• Two arrested on felony shoplifting charges
• Mixing words with art
• True to life
• County tax request will drop
• Schools receive donations
• Speed limits may change
• Appraisers begin evaluation process
• Drug dealer sentenced to 3-9 years
• Jail issues raise questions
• Spill cleanup complete
• Commissioners may have held illegal meeting
• Healing of 'Jane Smith' a story of faith
• Olympian reflects on achieving his goals
• Railroad to feds: 'Don't harm us'
• PBL sets out to have record-breaking year
• Motel pool reopens after closure
• 11-year-old boy struck by a car
• Florom's request for rehearing is denied
• Officials: Take care to avoid wildfires
• Ag Society pledges to address fair issues
• Local hotels experience busy summer
• Competing for a cause
• Abuse leads to a long, hard road
• Longhorn cattle provide good show
• 'Rosies' get their time in spotlight
• Chirp, chirp, chirp ...
• Growth Fund to be up for vote
• Yates sentenced to 10-20 years in prison
• Photos of area eligible for contest
• Group to protest DHHS hearing
• Local history, in their words
• Omaha event will salute Canteen spirit
• Local students learn life skills
• Tax levy down, property values up
• Fashions help 'raise the woof'
• Comprehensive Plan focus groups scheduled to meet
• Teams needed for annual chili cook-off
• Auction fundraiser has a cow
• Teen drowns in lake
• Iron Eagle on hot seat
• Bumper crop of snow geese expected this year
• Freadom
• MPCC awarded $40,000 grant
• Counterfeit suspects may have been in NP
• Chief controversy continues
• New business comes to lake
• Sour grapes or legitimate gripe?
• MPCC's Chevy Nova on display today
• School board engages critics
• Swain named for chief
• Festival speaker will Bea Funny
• Vandals sought in window shooting spree
• Accident cleanup continues
• County property tax request down 1.76 percent
• Adams principal ready for challenge
• Police seeking information on Cozad shooting
• Upgrading the simple life
• So it begins
• Police officer offers school safety tips
• Rescues and Runways to benefit animal shelter
• Board will talk budget, speed limits
• Run to the cure this Labor Day
• Kayak CREW
• Hill visits NP on campaign trail
• Concert lineup not so certain
• Commissioners demand answers about filth, moisture in new jail
• Museum plans war reenactment
• Twarling named head of mentoring program
• NPCS phonathon begins this weekend
• 'Goober' says gov. race still winnable
• Honoring homefront heroism
• First day fun and games
• Winters' attorney files for new sentencing
• Area blood donors needed
• Wellfleet Fall Festival to be held Saturday
• Local winery offers BBQ with a twist
• What do they think of NP?
• Hershey preps for plant
• It's almost time to vote
• Neb. nets Top 10 spot for business
• What's a Quality Growth Fund?
• Public will get first look at St. Pat's science lab
• Bringing imagination to life
• Birthday wish
• Board sets public hearing regarding final tax request
• DEET can be harmful if misused
• Special session to focus on fund
• MPCC Board approves 2010-11 budget
• Friends will make first trip to Neb. State Fair
• Police seek vandal on shooting spree in North Platte area
• Motorcycle accident injures driver
• UPR picnic highlight of Rail Fest families
• Neb. getting $1M to monitor health insurance rates
• United Way plans small business blitz
• On Tuesday, improved website goes live
• Victim's name released
• Heat limits practice
• A bike ride to find a letter
• Mural to celebrate community
• Smith: Plans for district debate in the works
• Weekend gun show at biggest in 12 years
• Majority interest of Curtis State Bank sold by family
• Commissioners plan to wrap up budget
• Wind farm is an option
• Helpful disaster
• State Fair reps embark on tour
• New jail inspection yields 'thumbs up'
• Campaign underway for add-on to shelter
• Suspects named in rash of lake burglaries after arrest in Iowa
• Treasure trove
• Fun run added to Rail Fest schedule
• Board to consider vehicle for sheriffs
• A village full of 'Hidden Treasures'
• Donate blood to help save lives
• Money raised for Alzheimer's walk
• Nebraskans try to beat the heat at Cody Park
• Sheriff-to-be sentenced for DUI
• A look back in time
• Housing wait can be long
• Flags fly, motors roar for vets
• Serial vandal nabbed for shooting out windows
• City focus group talks economic growth
• Cozad drive-by suspect apprehended
• New speed limits approved for North Lake Rd.
• Exchange program helps hunters gift excess deer meat
• Broken water main floods city streets
• WNTA rep details objections to budget
• UNK trio headed to China
• (no headline)
• New speed limits set for south of town
• Injury accident under investigation
• Firefighters fill boots for cause
• More water, new challenges at Big Mac
• Grounds to play
• Honoring WWII's homefront heroines
• North Platte man evades officers
• State trooper reports $1M worth of cocaine seized
• Battle breaks out at local museum
• Raising roof raises questions
• What now for war-torn Iraq?
• Only standby spots are left for Bailey Yard bus tours
• City budget balancing act
• Jail inspector questions timeline
• Trucks set for return show
• Public to weigh in on county budget
• 80 and hard at work
• Could labeling lakes help save lives?
• Pet projects
• Local News in Brief
• Budget cuts focused on three areas
• Phone services for unemployment claims is halted temporarily
• Special prosecutor to examine illegal meeting case
• The means to finish the job
• Education groups cry foul over letter
• Judge position decision upcoming
• Domestic violence leads to jail time
• 'Raising the woof' to help shelter
• Meeting will focus on zoning, jail
• Fire department kept running on Thurs. morning
• Mayor reveals chief finalists
• Tiny train, big fun
• Old news
• In the Spotlight
• County whittles down budget
• Expert: North Platte not telling its story
• Fun and games
• Local News in Brief
• Roadshow hits city in search of treasures
• Former state sen. named for award
• Assault with battery - literally
• What's the value of agritourism?
• Cutting torch sparks fire at Preston Court
• Euthanized sheep left to rot for week on local property
• Fall festival fun
• Slimy subject
• Commissioners forced to trim $1.2 million
• Early out days officially begin
• What a way to start the day at Rail Fest
• New rules restrict credit counselors
• Denny's planned for North Platte
• UP historical society to have presence at Rail Fest
• Council wraps up budget hearings
• School board OKs budget
• Truck driver dies
• Car show opens with vows
• From Nebraska to soldiers, with love
• Nebraska soldiers benefit from dinner held tonight
• Vision testing important for kids
• Ma(i)ze
• Council schedules work session
• Tragedy sparks family activism
• Remembering those who were taken from us
• New NRD plan allows irrigation to be shut down
• Salvation Army offers extended hours
• NSP hopes cold case cards can bring new leads
• 'Night Out' shows cops are people too
• Danger zone
• Columbine survivor to speak in NP
• Ice cream social at Bridge of Hope
• North Platte man faces up to 8 years
• Council to consider appointments
• Kroon honored for volunteerism
• Jail now expected to be done on Dec. 22
• Art landmark
• Banquet to benefit farmers and ranchers
• Making Navy bluegrass
• NPPD customers to see rate increase
• Nonprofits risk losing tax-exempt status
• AG talks big issues
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Helping Bridget
• Students should start day off right
• Tickets available for Bailey Yard tours
• Double dose of flu prevention
• Jail roof nears completion
• Reading tests revealing
• Rainy weather can't dampen UPRR spirits
• Hansen: More penny-pinching possible
• West Nile still hanging around
• Husband reflects on wife's vanishing memory
• Congressional candidate travels to North Platte
• Ogallala Indian Summer Rendezvous opens Thurs.
• Pickup crosses alley, crashes through fence
• Car show draws hundreds downtown
• Students' artwork included in calendar
• UP trains collide, stack up cars between Kearney and Gibbon
• Street fair planned for downtown
• Commissioners meeting will be short on Tues.
• Balancing Act
• History tells its tales
• Children wowed by puppets
• Vietnam Memorial Wall coming to NP
• Restaurants raise almost $1,000 for North Platte Public Library
• Council divided on work sessions
• New program matches hunters with landowners
• Future of railroading
• Soldier: 'We are making a difference'
• Nebraska to get more education dollars
• NP councilmen have a bone to pick with mayor
• Birthday celebration focused on a pet project
• Civil War expert to speak at library
• Songwriter to perform at Playhouse
• Fun at the Wellfleet Fall Festival
• Aging can be a battle
• Wheels are turning
• Accident under investigation
• NP playhouse bringing Seuss to life
• Salaries still in limbo
• Two arrested on felony shoplifting charges
• True to life
• County tax request will drop
• Schools receive donations
• Speed limits may change
• Improvement Fund Grant applications now being accepted
• Young minds, tiny trains
• Going out with a bang
• Lex man dies in Brady canal
• Police arrest 2 accused vandals
• Gamble for good
• Catholic Schools gear up for fundraiser
• New director named for children's museum
• PBL sets out to have record-breaking year
• Motel pool reopens after closure
• 11-year-old boy struck by a car
• Florom's request for rehearing is denied
• Officials: Take care to avoid wildfires
• Ag Society pledges to address fair issues
• Local hotels experience busy summer
• Abuse leads to a long, hard road
• Longhorn cattle provide good show
• 'Rosies' get their time in spotlight
• Chirp, chirp, chirp ...
• Appraisers begin evaluation process
• Drug dealer sentenced to 3-9 years
• Jail issues raise questions
• Spill cleanup complete
• Commissioners may have held illegal meeting
• Healing of 'Jane Smith' a story of faith
• Olympian reflects on achieving his goals
• Railroad to feds: 'Don't harm us'
• Comprehensive Plan focus groups scheduled to meet
• Teams needed for annual chili cook-off
• Auction fundraiser has a cow
• Teen drowns in lake
• Iron Eagle on hot seat
• Bumper crop of snow geese expected this year
• MPCC awarded $40,000 grant
• Counterfeit suspects may have been in NP
• Chief controversy continues
• New business comes to lake
• Growth Fund to be up for vote
• Yates sentenced to 10-20 years in prison
• Photos of area eligible for contest
• Group to protest DHHS hearing
• Local history, in their words
• Omaha event will salute Canteen spirit
• Local students learn life skills
• Tax levy down, property values up
• Fashions help 'raise the woof'
• Adams principal ready for challenge
• Police seeking information on Cozad shooting
• Upgrading the simple life
• So it begins
• Police officer offers school safety tips
• Rescues and Runways to benefit animal shelter
• Board will talk budget, speed limits
• Run to the cure this Labor Day
• Kayak CREW
• Hill visits NP on campaign trail
• Concert lineup not so certain
• Sour grapes or legitimate gripe?
• MPCC's Chevy Nova on display today
• School board engages critics
• Swain named for chief
• Festival speaker will Bea Funny
• Vandals sought in window shooting spree
• Accident cleanup continues
• County property tax request down 1.76 percent
• Area blood donors needed
• Wellfleet Fall Festival to be held Saturday
• Local winery offers BBQ with a twist
• What do they think of NP?
• Hershey preps for plant
• It's almost time to vote
• Neb. nets Top 10 spot for business
• What's a Quality Growth Fund?
• Public will get first look at St. Pat's science lab
• Bringing imagination to life
• Birthday wish
• Commissioners demand answers about filth, moisture in new jail
• Museum plans war reenactment
• Twarling named head of mentoring program
• NPCS phonathon begins this weekend
• 'Goober' says gov. race still winnable
• Honoring homefront heroism
• First day fun and games
• Winters' attorney files for new sentencing
• Neb. getting $1M to monitor health insurance rates
• United Way plans small business blitz
• On Tuesday, improved website goes live
• Victim's name released
• Heat limits practice
• A bike ride to find a letter
• Mural to celebrate community
• Smith: Plans for district debate in the works
• Weekend gun show at biggest in 12 years
• Majority interest of Curtis State Bank sold by family
• Commissioners plan to wrap up budget
• Board sets public hearing regarding final tax request
• DEET can be harmful if misused
• Special session to focus on fund
• MPCC Board approves 2010-11 budget
• Friends will make first trip to Neb. State Fair
• Police seek vandal on shooting spree in North Platte area
• Motorcycle accident injures driver
• UPR picnic highlight of Rail Fest families
• Steppin' out for education
• Motor vehicle homicide charge in Aug. 10 crash
• Early dismissal? Join the Klub
• Giving back to laborers
• Group hopes to educate families
• Two North Platte men suspected in Lake Maloney burglaries arrested
• Brick by brick
• Fun for all at Paxton event
• Retirees renovate Maranatha Bible Camp
• Informational meetings planned on CRP signup
• United Farm & Ranch bought by employees
• A life-changing day
• Turning stuff into art
• A healthy dose of laughs
• Historical Society honors Harrold
• Council to decide on digging up grave
• Cold Stone Creamery enjoying sweet success
• Backpack program gets big boost
• St. Pat's to host annual barbecue
• Hobos wanted for contest
• Winters sentenced to 5-10 years
• Love and hot rods at car show
• Co. board to talk budget, zoning
• Third candidate for House officially on ballot
• Goodfellow Shoe Fund busy buying shoes
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Lawmakers eye state's many tax exemptions
• Woman donates kidney to save mom
• One last chance to gather together
• Walls closing in at Habitat house
• 5 Trails wins Double Gold at competition
• Workforce shortages concern for health care future
• Chelsea Clinton weds at exclusive New York estate
• Man survives crash
• Board could face fines
• Judge's letter causes friction
• Citizens getting a chance to speak up
• New jail should resolve classification issues
• Maxwell celebrates community
• Buffalo named a Blue Ribbon School
• NP man faces 20 years for assault
• City budget officially OKed
• Airport Authority asks for $890,400 in property tax $$
• College to host 'meet and greet' for rodeo coach
• Come one, come all for lunch program
• Council to hear comments on budget
• Comforting those in need
• mama
• Rockin' out
• Will gov. take new state aid?
• Keep a watchful eye for bullying
• Chief Swain? Council says 'no'
• Rezoning request down to final reading with council
• Elks National president to visit NP
• Let the Rail Fest begin
• Another shot in the arm for teens
• Young and old flock to Picnic with the Police
• Study: Housing shortage very real
• Rezoning, roads hot topics for county plan
• Holliday sentenced to 2-5 years in prison
• Two arrested on felony shoplifting charges
• True to life
• County tax request will drop
• Schools receive donations
• Speed limits may change
• Improvement Fund Grant applications now being accepted
• Young minds, tiny trains
• Going out with a bang
• Lex man dies in Brady canal
• Police arrest 2 accused vandals
• Gamble for good
• Catholic Schools gear up for fundraiser
• New director named for children's museum
• Fun at the Wellfleet Fall Festival
• Aging can be a battle
• Wheels are turning
• Accident under investigation
• NP playhouse bringing Seuss to life
• Salaries still in limbo
• Local hotels experience busy summer
• Abuse leads to a long, hard road
• Longhorn cattle provide good show
• 'Rosies' get their time in spotlight
• Chirp, chirp, chirp ...
• Appraisers begin evaluation process
• Drug dealer sentenced to 3-9 years
• Jail issues raise questions
• Spill cleanup complete
• Commissioners may have held illegal meeting
• Healing of 'Jane Smith' a story of faith
• Olympian reflects on achieving his goals
• Railroad to feds: 'Don't harm us'
• PBL sets out to have record-breaking year
• Motel pool reopens after closure
• 11-year-old boy struck by a car
• Florom's request for rehearing is denied
• Officials: Take care to avoid wildfires
• Ag Society pledges to address fair issues
• MPCC awarded $40,000 grant
• Counterfeit suspects may have been in NP
• Chief controversy continues
• New business comes to lake
• Growth Fund to be up for vote
• Yates sentenced to 10-20 years in prison
• Photos of area eligible for contest
• Group to protest DHHS hearing
• Local history, in their words
• Omaha event will salute Canteen spirit
• Local students learn life skills
• Tax levy down, property values up
• Fashions help 'raise the woof'
• Comprehensive Plan focus groups scheduled to meet
• Teams needed for annual chili cook-off
• Auction fundraiser has a cow
• Teen drowns in lake
• Iron Eagle on hot seat
• Bumper crop of snow geese expected this year
• Board will talk budget, speed limits
• Run to the cure this Labor Day
• Kayak CREW
• Hill visits NP on campaign trail
• Concert lineup not so certain
• Sour grapes or legitimate gripe?
• MPCC's Chevy Nova on display today
• School board engages critics
• Swain named for chief
• Festival speaker will Bea Funny
• Vandals sought in window shooting spree
• Accident cleanup continues
• County property tax request down 1.76 percent
• Adams principal ready for challenge
• Police seeking information on Cozad shooting
• Upgrading the simple life
• So it begins
• Police officer offers school safety tips
• Rescues and Runways to benefit animal shelter
• Neb. nets Top 10 spot for business
• What's a Quality Growth Fund?
• Public will get first look at St. Pat's science lab
• Bringing imagination to life
• Birthday wish
• Commissioners demand answers about filth, moisture in new jail
• Museum plans war reenactment
• Twarling named head of mentoring program
• NPCS phonathon begins this weekend
• 'Goober' says gov. race still winnable
• Honoring homefront heroism
• First day fun and games
• Winters' attorney files for new sentencing
• Area blood donors needed
• Wellfleet Fall Festival to be held Saturday
• Local winery offers BBQ with a twist
• What do they think of NP?
• Hershey preps for plant
• It's almost time to vote
• Mural to celebrate community
• Smith: Plans for district debate in the works
• Weekend gun show at biggest in 12 years
• Majority interest of Curtis State Bank sold by family
• Commissioners plan to wrap up budget
• Board sets public hearing regarding final tax request
• DEET can be harmful if misused
• Special session to focus on fund
• MPCC Board approves 2010-11 budget
• Friends will make first trip to Neb. State Fair
• Police seek vandal on shooting spree in North Platte area
• Motorcycle accident injures driver
• UPR picnic highlight of Rail Fest families
• Neb. getting $1M to monitor health insurance rates
• United Way plans small business blitz
• On Tuesday, improved website goes live
• Victim's name released
• Heat limits practice
• A bike ride to find a letter
• Brick by brick
• Fun for all at Paxton event
• Retirees renovate Maranatha Bible Camp
• Informational meetings planned on CRP signup
• United Farm & Ranch bought by employees
• A life-changing day
• Turning stuff into art
• A healthy dose of laughs
• Historical Society honors Harrold
• Council to decide on digging up grave
• Cold Stone Creamery enjoying sweet success
• Backpack program gets big boost
• St. Pat's to host annual barbecue
• Hobos wanted for contest
• Steppin' out for education
• Motor vehicle homicide charge in Aug. 10 crash
• Early dismissal? Join the Klub
• Giving back to laborers
• Group hopes to educate families
• Two North Platte men suspected in Lake Maloney burglaries arrested
• Lawmakers eye state's many tax exemptions
• Woman donates kidney to save mom
• One last chance to gather together
• Walls closing in at Habitat house
• 5 Trails wins Double Gold at competition
• Workforce shortages concern for health care future
• Chelsea Clinton weds at exclusive New York estate
• Man survives crash
• Board could face fines
• Judge's letter causes friction
• Citizens getting a chance to speak up
• New jail should resolve classification issues
• Maxwell celebrates community
• Buffalo named a Blue Ribbon School
• Winters sentenced to 5-10 years
• Love and hot rods at car show
• Co. board to talk budget, zoning
• Third candidate for House officially on ballot
• Goodfellow Shoe Fund busy buying shoes
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Comforting those in need
• mama
• Rockin' out
• Will gov. take new state aid?
• Keep a watchful eye for bullying
• Chief Swain? Council says 'no'
• Rezoning request down to final reading with council
• Elks National president to visit NP
• Let the Rail Fest begin
• Another shot in the arm for teens
• Young and old flock to Picnic with the Police
• Study: Housing shortage very real
• Rezoning, roads hot topics for county plan
• Holliday sentenced to 2-5 years in prison
• NP man faces 20 years for assault
• City budget officially OKed
• Airport Authority asks for $890,400 in property tax $$
• College to host 'meet and greet' for rodeo coach
• Come one, come all for lunch program
• Council to hear comments on budget
• Treasure trove
• Fun run added to Rail Fest schedule
• A village full of 'Hidden Treasures'
• Donate blood to help save lives
• Money raised for Alzheimer's walk
• Nebraskans try to beat the heat at Cody Park
• Sheriff-to-be sentenced for DUI
• A look back in time
• Housing wait can be long
• Flags fly, motors roar for vets
• Serial vandal nabbed for shooting out windows
• City focus group talks economic growth
• Cozad drive-by suspect apprehended
• Wind farm is an option
• Helpful disaster
• State Fair reps embark on tour
• New jail inspection yields 'thumbs up'
• Campaign underway for add-on to shelter
• Suspects named in rash of lake burglaries after arrest in Iowa
• New speed limits set for south of town
• Injury accident under investigation
• More water, new challenges at Big Mac
• Grounds to play
• Honoring WWII's homefront heroines
• North Platte man evades officers
• State trooper reports $1M worth of cocaine seized
• Battle breaks out at local museum
• Raising roof raises questions
• What now for war-torn Iraq?
• Only standby spots are left for Bailey Yard bus tours
• City budget balancing act
• Jail inspector questions timeline
• New speed limits approved for North Lake Rd.
• Exchange program helps hunters gift excess deer meat
• Broken water main floods city streets
• WNTA rep details objections to budget
• UNK trio headed to China
• (no headline)
• Budget cuts focused on three areas
• Phone services for unemployment claims is halted temporarily
• The means to finish the job
• Education groups cry foul over letter
• Judge position decision upcoming
• Domestic violence leads to jail time
• 'Raising the woof' to help shelter
• Meeting will focus on zoning, jail
• Fire department kept running on Thurs. morning
• Mayor reveals chief finalists
• Tiny train, big fun
• Old news
• In the Spotlight
• Trucks set for return show
• Public to weigh in on county budget
• 80 and hard at work
• Could labeling lakes help save lives?
• Pet projects
• Local News in Brief
• Assault with battery - literally
• What's the value of agritourism?
• Euthanized sheep left to rot for week on local property
• Fall festival fun
• Slimy subject
• Commissioners forced to trim $1.2 million
• Early out days officially begin
• What a way to start the day at Rail Fest
• New rules restrict credit counselors
• Denny's planned for North Platte
• UP historical society to have presence at Rail Fest
• Council wraps up budget hearings
• School board OKs budget
• County whittles down budget
• Expert: North Platte not telling its story
• Fun and games
• Local News in Brief
• Roadshow hits city in search of treasures
• Former state sen. named for award
• Tragedy sparks family activism
• New NRD plan allows irrigation to be shut down
• Salvation Army offers extended hours
• NSP hopes cold case cards can bring new leads
• 'Night Out' shows cops are people too
• Danger zone
• Columbine survivor to speak in NP
• Ice cream social at Bridge of Hope
• North Platte man faces up to 8 years
• Council to consider appointments
• Kroon honored for volunteerism
• Jail now expected to be done on Dec. 22
• Truck driver dies
• Car show opens with vows
• From Nebraska to soldiers, with love
• Nebraska soldiers benefit from dinner held tonight
• Vision testing important for kids
• Ma(i)ze
• Council schedules work session
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Students should start day off right
• Tickets available for Bailey Yard tours
• Double dose of flu prevention
• Jail roof nears completion
• Reading tests revealing
• Rainy weather can't dampen UPRR spirits
• Hansen: More penny-pinching possible
• West Nile still hanging around
• Husband reflects on wife's vanishing memory
• Congressional candidate travels to North Platte
• Ogallala Indian Summer Rendezvous opens Thurs.
• Pickup crosses alley, crashes through fence
• Art landmark
• Banquet to benefit farmers and ranchers
• Making Navy bluegrass
• NPPD customers to see rate increase
• Nonprofits risk losing tax-exempt status
• AG talks big issues
• History tells its tales
• Children wowed by puppets
• Vietnam Memorial Wall coming to NP
• Restaurants raise almost $1,000 for North Platte Public Library
• Council divided on work sessions
• New program matches hunters with landowners
• Future of railroading
• Soldier: 'We are making a difference'
• Nebraska to get more education dollars
• NP councilmen have a bone to pick with mayor
• Birthday celebration focused on a pet project
• Civil War expert to speak at library
• Songwriter to perform at Playhouse
• Car show draws hundreds downtown
• Students' artwork included in calendar
• UP trains collide, stack up cars between Kearney and Gibbon
• Street fair planned for downtown
• Commissioners meeting will be short on Tues.
• Balancing Act
• Ice cream social at Bridge of Hope
• North Platte man faces up to 8 years
• Council to consider appointments
• Kroon honored for volunteerism
• Jail now expected to be done on Dec. 22
• Truck driver dies
• Car show opens with vows
• From Nebraska to soldiers, with love
• Nebraska soldiers benefit from dinner held tonight
• Vision testing important for kids
• Ma(i)ze
• Council schedules work session
• Tragedy sparks family activism
• New NRD plan allows irrigation to be shut down
• Salvation Army offers extended hours
• NSP hopes cold case cards can bring new leads
• 'Night Out' shows cops are people too
• Danger zone
• Columbine survivor to speak in NP
• Hansen: More penny-pinching possible
• West Nile still hanging around
• Husband reflects on wife's vanishing memory
• Congressional candidate travels to North Platte
• Ogallala Indian Summer Rendezvous opens Thurs.
• Pickup crosses alley, crashes through fence
• Art landmark
• Banquet to benefit farmers and ranchers
• Making Navy bluegrass
• NPPD customers to see rate increase
• Nonprofits risk losing tax-exempt status
• AG talks big issues
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Students should start day off right
• Tickets available for Bailey Yard tours
• Double dose of flu prevention
• Jail roof nears completion
• Reading tests revealing
• Rainy weather can't dampen UPRR spirits
• Soldier: 'We are making a difference'
• Nebraska to get more education dollars
• NP councilmen have a bone to pick with mayor
• Birthday celebration focused on a pet project
• Civil War expert to speak at library
• Songwriter to perform at Playhouse
• Car show draws hundreds downtown
• Students' artwork included in calendar
• UP trains collide, stack up cars between Kearney and Gibbon
• Street fair planned for downtown
• Commissioners meeting will be short on Tues.
• Balancing Act
• History tells its tales
• Children wowed by puppets
• Vietnam Memorial Wall coming to NP
• Restaurants raise almost $1,000 for North Platte Public Library
• Council divided on work sessions
• New program matches hunters with landowners
• Future of railroading
• Going out with a bang
• Lex man dies in Brady canal
• Police arrest 2 accused vandals
• Gamble for good
• Catholic Schools gear up for fundraiser
• New director named for children's museum
• Fun at the Wellfleet Fall Festival
• Aging can be a battle
• Wheels are turning
• Accident under investigation
• NP playhouse bringing Seuss to life
• Salaries still in limbo
• Two arrested on felony shoplifting charges
• True to life
• County tax request will drop
• Schools receive donations
• Speed limits may change
• Improvement Fund Grant applications now being accepted
• Young minds, tiny trains
• Jail issues raise questions
• Spill cleanup complete
• Commissioners may have held illegal meeting
• Healing of 'Jane Smith' a story of faith
• Olympian reflects on achieving his goals
• Railroad to feds: 'Don't harm us'
• PBL sets out to have record-breaking year
• Motel pool reopens after closure
• 11-year-old boy struck by a car
• Florom's request for rehearing is denied
• Officials: Take care to avoid wildfires
• Ag Society pledges to address fair issues
• Local hotels experience busy summer
• Abuse leads to a long, hard road
• Longhorn cattle provide good show
• 'Rosies' get their time in spotlight
• Chirp, chirp, chirp ...
• Appraisers begin evaluation process
• Drug dealer sentenced to 3-9 years
• Photos of area eligible for contest
• Group to protest DHHS hearing
• Local history, in their words
• Omaha event will salute Canteen spirit
• Local students learn life skills
• Tax levy down, property values up
• Fashions help 'raise the woof'
• Comprehensive Plan focus groups scheduled to meet
• Teams needed for annual chili cook-off
• Auction fundraiser has a cow
• Teen drowns in lake
• Iron Eagle on hot seat
• Bumper crop of snow geese expected this year
• MPCC awarded $40,000 grant
• Counterfeit suspects may have been in NP
• Chief controversy continues
• New business comes to lake
• Growth Fund to be up for vote
• Yates sentenced to 10-20 years in prison
• School board engages critics
• Swain named for chief
• Festival speaker will Bea Funny
• Vandals sought in window shooting spree
• Accident cleanup continues
• County property tax request down 1.76 percent
• Adams principal ready for challenge
• Police seeking information on Cozad shooting
• Upgrading the simple life
• So it begins
• Police officer offers school safety tips
• Rescues and Runways to benefit animal shelter
• Board will talk budget, speed limits
• Run to the cure this Labor Day
• Kayak CREW
• Hill visits NP on campaign trail
• Concert lineup not so certain
• Sour grapes or legitimate gripe?
• MPCC's Chevy Nova on display today
• Twarling named head of mentoring program
• NPCS phonathon begins this weekend
• 'Goober' says gov. race still winnable
• Honoring homefront heroism
• First day fun and games
• Winters' attorney files for new sentencing
• Area blood donors needed
• Wellfleet Fall Festival to be held Saturday
• Local winery offers BBQ with a twist
• What do they think of NP?
• Hershey preps for plant
• It's almost time to vote
• Neb. nets Top 10 spot for business
• What's a Quality Growth Fund?
• Bringing imagination to life
• Birthday wish
• Commissioners demand answers about filth, moisture in new jail
• Museum plans war reenactment
• Special session to focus on fund
• MPCC Board approves 2010-11 budget
• Friends will make first trip to Neb. State Fair
• Police seek vandal on shooting spree in North Platte area
• Motorcycle accident injures driver
• UPR picnic highlight of Rail Fest families
• Neb. getting $1M to monitor health insurance rates
• United Way plans small business blitz
• On Tuesday, improved website goes live
• Victim's name released
• Heat limits practice
• A bike ride to find a letter
• Mural to celebrate community
• Smith: Plans for district debate in the works
• Majority interest of Curtis State Bank sold by family
• Commissioners plan to wrap up budget
• Board sets public hearing regarding final tax request
• DEET can be harmful if misused
• A healthy dose of laughs
• Historical Society honors Harrold
• Council to decide on digging up grave
• Cold Stone Creamery enjoying sweet success
• Backpack program gets big boost
• St. Pat's to host annual barbecue
• Hobos wanted for contest
• Steppin' out for education
• Motor vehicle homicide charge in Aug. 10 crash
• Early dismissal? Join the Klub
• Giving back to laborers
• Group hopes to educate families
• Two North Platte men suspected in Lake Maloney burglaries arrested
• Brick by brick
• Fun for all at Paxton event
• Informational meetings planned on CRP signup
• United Farm & Ranch bought by employees
• A life-changing day
• Turning stuff into art
• Board could face fines
• Judge's letter causes friction
• Citizens getting a chance to speak up
• New jail should resolve classification issues
• Maxwell celebrates community
• Buffalo named a Blue Ribbon School
• Winters sentenced to 5-10 years
• Love and hot rods at car show
• Co. board to talk budget, zoning
• Third candidate for House officially on ballot
• Goodfellow Shoe Fund busy buying shoes
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Lawmakers eye state's many tax exemptions
• Woman donates kidney to save mom
• Walls closing in at Habitat house
• 5 Trails wins Double Gold at competition
• Workforce shortages concern for health care future
• Chelsea Clinton weds at exclusive New York estate
• Man survives crash
• Let the Rail Fest begin
• Another shot in the arm for teens
• Young and old flock to Picnic with the Police
• Study: Housing shortage very real
• Rezoning, roads hot topics for county plan
• Holliday sentenced to 2-5 years in prison
• NP man faces 20 years for assault
• City budget officially OKed
• Airport Authority asks for $890,400 in property tax $$
• College to host 'meet and greet' for rodeo coach
• Come one, come all for lunch program
• Council to hear comments on budget
• Comforting those in need
• mama
• Will gov. take new state aid?
• Keep a watchful eye for bullying
• Chief Swain? Council says 'no'
• Rezoning request down to final reading with council
• Elks National president to visit NP
• A look back in time
• Housing wait can be long
• Flags fly, motors roar for vets
• Serial vandal nabbed for shooting out windows
• City focus group talks economic growth
• Cozad drive-by suspect apprehended
• Wind farm is an option
• Helpful disaster
• State Fair reps embark on tour
• New jail inspection yields 'thumbs up'
• Campaign underway for add-on to shelter
• Suspects named in rash of lake burglaries after arrest in Iowa
• Treasure trove
• Fun run added to Rail Fest schedule
• A village full of 'Hidden Treasures'
• Donate blood to help save lives
• Money raised for Alzheimer's walk
• Nebraskans try to beat the heat at Cody Park
• Sheriff-to-be sentenced for DUI
• Battle breaks out at local museum
• Raising roof raises questions
• What now for war-torn Iraq?
• Only standby spots are left for Bailey Yard bus tours
• City budget balancing act
• Jail inspector questions timeline
• New speed limits approved for North Lake Rd.
• Exchange program helps hunters gift excess deer meat
• Broken water main floods city streets
• WNTA rep details objections to budget
• UNK trio headed to China
• (no headline)
• New speed limits set for south of town
• Injury accident under investigation
• More water, new challenges at Big Mac
• Grounds to play
• Honoring WWII's homefront heroines
• North Platte man evades officers
• State trooper reports $1M worth of cocaine seized
• Fire department kept running on Thurs. morning
• Mayor reveals chief finalists
• Tiny train, big fun
• Old news
• In the Spotlight
• Trucks set for return show
• Public to weigh in on county budget
• 80 and hard at work
• Could labeling lakes help save lives?
• Pet projects
• Local News in Brief
• Budget cuts focused on three areas
• Phone services for unemployment claims is halted temporarily
• The means to finish the job
• Education groups cry foul over letter
• Judge position decision upcoming
• Domestic violence leads to jail time
• 'Raising the woof' to help shelter
• Meeting will focus on zoning, jail
• New rules restrict credit counselors
• Denny's planned for North Platte
• UP historical society to have presence at Rail Fest
• Council wraps up budget hearings
• School board OKs budget
• County whittles down budget
• Expert: North Platte not telling its story
• Fun and games
• Local News in Brief
• Roadshow hits city in search of treasures
• Former state sen. named for award
• Assault with battery - literally
• What's the value of agritourism?
• Euthanized sheep left to rot for week on local property
• Fall festival fun
• Slimy subject
• Commissioners forced to trim $1.2 million
• Early out days officially begin
• What a way to start the day at Rail Fest
• Songwriter to perform at Playhouse
• Car show draws hundreds downtown
• Students' artwork included in calendar
• UP trains collide, stack up cars between Kearney and Gibbon
• Street fair planned for downtown
• Commissioners meeting will be short on Tues.
• Balancing Act
• History tells its tales
• Children wowed by puppets
• Vietnam Memorial Wall coming to NP
• Council divided on work sessions
• New program matches hunters with landowners
• Future of railroading
• Soldier: 'We are making a difference'
• Nebraska to get more education dollars
• NP councilmen have a bone to pick with mayor
• Birthday celebration focused on a pet project
• Civil War expert to speak at library
• New director named for children's museum
• Fun at the Wellfleet Fall Festival
• Aging can be a battle
• Wheels are turning
• Accident under investigation
• NP playhouse bringing Seuss to life
• Salaries still in limbo
• Two arrested on felony shoplifting charges
• True to life
• County tax request will drop
• Speed limits may change
• Improvement Fund Grant applications now being accepted
• Young minds, tiny trains
• Going out with a bang
• Lex man dies in Brady canal
• Police arrest 2 accused vandals
• Gamble for good
• Catholic Schools gear up for fundraiser
• PBL sets out to have record-breaking year
• Motel pool reopens after closure
• 11-year-old boy struck by a car
• Florom's request for rehearing is denied
• Officials: Take care to avoid wildfires
• Ag Society pledges to address fair issues
• Local hotels experience busy summer
• Abuse leads to a long, hard road
• Longhorn cattle provide good show
• Chirp, chirp, chirp ...
• Appraisers begin evaluation process
• Drug dealer sentenced to 3-9 years
• Jail issues raise questions
• Spill cleanup complete
• Commissioners may have held illegal meeting
• Healing of 'Jane Smith' a story of faith
• Olympian reflects on achieving his goals
• Railroad to feds: 'Don't harm us'
• Fashions help 'raise the woof'
• Comprehensive Plan focus groups scheduled to meet
• Teams needed for annual chili cook-off
• Auction fundraiser has a cow
• Teen drowns in lake
• Iron Eagle on hot seat
• Bumper crop of snow geese expected this year
• MPCC awarded $40,000 grant
• Counterfeit suspects may have been in NP
• New business comes to lake
• Growth Fund to be up for vote
• Yates sentenced to 10-20 years in prison
• Photos of area eligible for contest
• Group to protest DHHS hearing
• Local history, in their words
• Omaha event will salute Canteen spirit
• Local students learn life skills
• Tax levy down, property values up
• County property tax request down 1.76 percent
• Adams principal ready for challenge
• Police seeking information on Cozad shooting
• Upgrading the simple life
• So it begins
• Police officer offers school safety tips
• Rescues and Runways to benefit animal shelter
• Board will talk budget, speed limits
• Run to the cure this Labor Day
• Hill visits NP on campaign trail
• Concert lineup not so certain
• Sour grapes or legitimate gripe?
• MPCC's Chevy Nova on display today
• School board engages critics
• Swain named for chief
• Festival speaker will Bea Funny
• Vandals sought in window shooting spree
• Accident cleanup continues
• Winters' attorney files for new sentencing
• Area blood donors needed
• Wellfleet Fall Festival to be held Saturday
• Local winery offers BBQ with a twist
• What do they think of NP?
• Hershey preps for plant
• It's almost time to vote
• Neb. nets Top 10 spot for business
• What's a Quality Growth Fund?
• Bringing imagination to life
• Birthday wish
• Commissioners demand answers about filth, moisture in new jail
• Museum plans war reenactment
• Twarling named head of mentoring program
• NPCS phonathon begins this weekend
• 'Goober' says gov. race still winnable
• Honoring homefront heroism
• First day fun and games
• Neb. getting $1M to monitor health insurance rates
• United Way plans small business blitz
• On Tuesday, improved website goes live
• Victim's name released
• Heat limits practice
• A bike ride to find a letter
• Mural to celebrate community
• Smith: Plans for district debate in the works
• Majority interest of Curtis State Bank sold by family
• Commissioners plan to wrap up budget
• Board sets public hearing regarding final tax request
• DEET can be harmful if misused
• Special session to focus on fund
• MPCC Board approves 2010-11 budget
• Friends will make first trip to Neb. State Fair
• Police seek vandal on shooting spree in North Platte area
• Motorcycle accident injures driver
• UPR picnic highlight of Rail Fest families
• Steppin' out for education
• Motor vehicle homicide charge in Aug. 10 crash
• Early dismissal? Join the Klub
• Giving back to laborers
• Group hopes to educate families
• Two North Platte men suspected in Lake Maloney burglaries arrested
• Brick by brick
• Fun for all at Paxton event
• Informational meetings planned on CRP signup
• United Farm & Ranch bought by employees
• A life-changing day
• Turning stuff into art
• A healthy dose of laughs
• Historical Society honors Harrold
• Council to decide on digging up grave
• Cold Stone Creamery enjoying sweet success
• Backpack program gets big boost
• St. Pat's to host annual barbecue
• Hobos wanted for contest
• Winters sentenced to 5-10 years
• Love and hot rods at car show
• Co. board to talk budget, zoning
• Third candidate for House officially on ballot
• Goodfellow Shoe Fund busy buying shoes
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Lawmakers eye state's many tax exemptions
• Woman donates kidney to save mom
• Walls closing in at Habitat house
• 5 Trails wins Double Gold at competition
• Workforce shortages concern for health care future
• Chelsea Clinton weds at exclusive New York estate
• Man survives crash
• Board could face fines
• Judge's letter causes friction
• Citizens getting a chance to speak up
• New jail should resolve classification issues
• Maxwell celebrates community
• Buffalo named a Blue Ribbon School
• NP man faces 20 years for assault
• City budget officially OKed
• Airport Authority asks for $890,400 in property tax $$
• College to host 'meet and greet' for rodeo coach
• Come one, come all for lunch program
• Council to hear comments on budget
• Comforting those in need
• mama
• Will gov. take new state aid?
• Keep a watchful eye for bullying
• Chief Swain? Council says 'no'
• Rezoning request down to final reading with council
• Elks National president to visit NP
• Let the Rail Fest begin
• Another shot in the arm for teens
• Young and old flock to Picnic with the Police
• Study: Housing shortage very real
• Rezoning, roads hot topics for county plan
• Holliday sentenced to 2-5 years in prison
• Wind farm is an option
• Helpful disaster
• State Fair reps embark on tour
• New jail inspection yields 'thumbs up'
• Campaign underway for add-on to shelter
• Suspects named in rash of lake burglaries after arrest in Iowa
• Treasure trove
• Fun run added to Rail Fest schedule
• A village full of 'Hidden Treasures'
• Donate blood to help save lives
• Money raised for Alzheimer's walk
• Nebraskans try to beat the heat at Cody Park
• Sheriff-to-be sentenced for DUI
• A look back in time
• Housing wait can be long
• Flags fly, motors roar for vets
• Serial vandal nabbed for shooting out windows
• City focus group talks economic growth
• Cozad drive-by suspect apprehended
• New speed limits approved for North Lake Rd.
• Exchange program helps hunters gift excess deer meat
• Broken water main floods city streets
• WNTA rep details objections to budget
• UNK trio headed to China
• (no headline)
• New speed limits set for south of town
• Injury accident under investigation
• More water, new challenges at Big Mac
• Grounds to play
• Honoring WWII's homefront heroines
• North Platte man evades officers
• State trooper reports $1M worth of cocaine seized
• Battle breaks out at local museum
• Raising roof raises questions
• What now for war-torn Iraq?
• Only standby spots are left for Bailey Yard bus tours
• City budget balancing act
• Jail inspector questions timeline
• Trucks set for return show
• Public to weigh in on county budget
• 80 and hard at work
• Could labeling lakes help save lives?
• Pet projects
• Local News in Brief
• Budget cuts focused on three areas
• Phone services for unemployment claims is halted temporarily
• The means to finish the job
• Education groups cry foul over letter
• Judge position decision upcoming
• Domestic violence leads to jail time
• 'Raising the woof' to help shelter
• Meeting will focus on zoning, jail
• Fire department kept running on Thurs. morning
• Mayor reveals chief finalists
• Tiny train, big fun
• Old news
• In the Spotlight
• County whittles down budget
• Expert: North Platte not telling its story
• Fun and games
• Local News in Brief
• Roadshow hits city in search of treasures
• Former state sen. named for award
• Assault with battery - literally
• What's the value of agritourism?
• Euthanized sheep left to rot for week on local property
• Fall festival fun
• Slimy subject
• Commissioners forced to trim $1.2 million
• Early out days officially begin
• What a way to start the day at Rail Fest
• New rules restrict credit counselors
• Denny's planned for North Platte
• UP historical society to have presence at Rail Fest
• Council wraps up budget hearings
• School board OKs budget
• Truck driver dies
• Car show opens with vows
• From Nebraska to soldiers, with love
• Nebraska soldiers benefit from dinner held tonight
• Vision testing important for kids
• Ma(i)ze
• Council schedules work session
• Tragedy sparks family activism
• New NRD plan allows irrigation to be shut down
• Salvation Army offers extended hours
• 'Night Out' shows cops are people too
• Danger zone
• Columbine survivor to speak in NP
• Ice cream social at Bridge of Hope
• North Platte man faces up to 8 years
• Council to consider appointments
• Kroon honored for volunteerism
• Jail now expected to be done on Dec. 22
• Pickup crosses alley, crashes through fence
• Art landmark
• Banquet to benefit farmers and ranchers
• Making Navy bluegrass
• NPPD customers to see rate increase
• Nonprofits risk losing tax-exempt status
• AG talks big issues
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Students should start day off right
• Tickets available for Bailey Yard tours
• Jail roof nears completion
• Reading tests revealing
• Rainy weather can't dampen UPRR spirits
• Hansen: More penny-pinching possible
• West Nile still hanging around
• Husband reflects on wife's vanishing memory
• Congressional candidate travels to North Platte
• Ogallala Indian Summer Rendezvous opens Thurs.
• Come one, come all for lunch program
• Council to hear comments on budget
• Comforting those in need
• mama
• Will gov. take new state aid?
• Keep a watchful eye for bullying
• Rezoning request down to final reading with council
• Elks National president to visit NP
• Let the Rail Fest begin
• Another shot in the arm for teens
• Young and old flock to Picnic with the Police
• Study: Housing shortage very real
• Rezoning, roads hot topics for county plan
• Holliday sentenced to 2-5 years in prison
• NP man faces 20 years for assault
• City budget officially OKed
• Airport Authority asks for $890,400 in property tax $$
• College to host 'meet and greet' for rodeo coach
• Campaign underway for add-on to shelter
• Suspects named in rash of lake burglaries after arrest in Iowa
• Treasure trove
• Fun run added to Rail Fest schedule
• A village full of 'Hidden Treasures'
• Donate blood to help save lives
• Nebraskans try to beat the heat at Cody Park
• Sheriff-to-be sentenced for DUI
• A look back in time
• Housing wait can be long
• Flags fly, motors roar for vets
• Serial vandal nabbed for shooting out windows
• City focus group talks economic growth
• Cozad drive-by suspect apprehended
• Wind farm is an option
• Helpful disaster
• State Fair reps embark on tour
• New jail inspection yields 'thumbs up'
• UNK trio headed to China
• (no headline)
• New speed limits set for south of town
• Injury accident under investigation
• More water, new challenges at Big Mac
• Grounds to play
• North Platte man evades officers
• State trooper reports $1M worth of cocaine seized
• Battle breaks out at local museum
• Raising roof raises questions
• What now for war-torn Iraq?
• Only standby spots are left for Bailey Yard bus tours
• City budget balancing act
• Jail inspector questions timeline
• New speed limits approved for North Lake Rd.
• Exchange program helps hunters gift excess deer meat
• Broken water main floods city streets
• WNTA rep details objections to budget
• Pet projects
• Local News in Brief
• Budget cuts focused on three areas
• Phone services for unemployment claims is halted temporarily
• The means to finish the job
• Education groups cry foul over letter
• Domestic violence leads to jail time
• 'Raising the woof' to help shelter
• Meeting will focus on zoning, jail
• Fire department kept running on Thurs. morning
• Mayor reveals chief finalists
• Tiny train, big fun
• Old news
• In the Spotlight
• Trucks set for return show
• Public to weigh in on county budget
• 80 and hard at work
• Could labeling lakes help save lives?
• Roadshow hits city in search of treasures
• Former state sen. named for award
• Assault with battery - literally
• What's the value of agritourism?
• Euthanized sheep left to rot for week on local property
• Fall festival fun
• Commissioners forced to trim $1.2 million
• Early out days officially begin
• What a way to start the day at Rail Fest
• New rules restrict credit counselors
• Denny's planned for North Platte
• UP historical society to have presence at Rail Fest
• Council wraps up budget hearings
• School board OKs budget
• County whittles down budget
• Expert: North Platte not telling its story
• Fun and games
• Local News in Brief
• Vision testing important for kids
• Ma(i)ze
• Council schedules work session
• Tragedy sparks family activism
• New NRD plan allows irrigation to be shut down
• Salvation Army offers extended hours
• 'Night Out' shows cops are people too
• Danger zone
• Columbine survivor to speak in NP
• Ice cream social at Bridge of Hope
• North Platte man faces up to 8 years
• Council to consider appointments
• Kroon honored for volunteerism
• Jail now expected to be done on Dec. 22
• Truck driver dies
• Car show opens with vows
• From Nebraska to soldiers, with love
• Nebraska soldiers benefit from dinner held tonight
• NPPD customers to see rate increase
• Nonprofits risk losing tax-exempt status
• AG talks big issues
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Students should start day off right
• Tickets available for Bailey Yard tours
• Jail roof nears completion
• Reading tests revealing
• Rainy weather can't dampen UPRR spirits
• Hansen: More penny-pinching possible
• West Nile still hanging around
• Husband reflects on wife's vanishing memory
• Congressional candidate travels to North Platte
• Ogallala Indian Summer Rendezvous opens Thurs.
• Pickup crosses alley, crashes through fence
• Art landmark
• Banquet to benefit farmers and ranchers
• Making Navy bluegrass
• Street fair planned for downtown
• Commissioners meeting will be short on Tues.
• Balancing Act
• History tells its tales
• Children wowed by puppets
• Vietnam Memorial Wall coming to NP
• Council divided on work sessions
• New program matches hunters with landowners
• Future of railroading
• Soldier: 'We are making a difference'
• Nebraska to get more education dollars
• NP councilmen have a bone to pick with mayor
• Birthday celebration focused on a pet project
• Civil War expert to speak at library
• Songwriter to perform at Playhouse
• Car show draws hundreds downtown
• Students' artwork included in calendar
• UP trains collide, stack up cars between Kearney and Gibbon
• Accident under investigation
• NP playhouse bringing Seuss to life
• Salaries still in limbo
• Two arrested on felony shoplifting charges
• True to life
• County tax request will drop
• Speed limits may change
• Improvement Fund Grant applications now being accepted
• Young minds, tiny trains
• Going out with a bang
• Lex man dies in Brady canal
• Police arrest 2 accused vandals
• Gamble for good
• Catholic Schools gear up for fundraiser
• New director named for children's museum
• Fun at the Wellfleet Fall Festival
• Aging can be a battle
• Wheels are turning
• Florom's request for rehearing is denied
• Officials: Take care to avoid wildfires
• Ag Society pledges to address fair issues
• Local hotels experience busy summer
• Abuse leads to a long, hard road
• Longhorn cattle provide good show
• Chirp, chirp, chirp ...
• Appraisers begin evaluation process
• Drug dealer sentenced to 3-9 years
• Jail issues raise questions
• Spill cleanup complete
• Commissioners may have held illegal meeting
• Healing of 'Jane Smith' a story of faith
• Olympian reflects on achieving his goals
• Railroad to feds: 'Don't harm us'
• PBL sets out to have record-breaking year
• Motel pool reopens after closure
• 11-year-old boy struck by a car
• Teen drowns in lake
• Iron Eagle on hot seat
• Bumper crop of snow geese expected this year
• MPCC awarded $40,000 grant
• Counterfeit suspects may have been in NP
• New business comes to lake
• Growth Fund to be up for vote
• Yates sentenced to 10-20 years in prison
• Photos of area eligible for contest
• Group to protest DHHS hearing
• Local history, in their words
• Omaha event will salute Canteen spirit
• Local students learn life skills
• Tax levy down, property values up
• Fashions help 'raise the woof'
• Comprehensive Plan focus groups scheduled to meet
• Teams needed for annual chili cook-off
• Auction fundraiser has a cow
• So it begins
• Police officer offers school safety tips
• Rescues and Runways to benefit animal shelter
• Board will talk budget, speed limits
• Run to the cure this Labor Day
• Hill visits NP on campaign trail
• Concert lineup not so certain
• Sour grapes or legitimate gripe?
• MPCC's Chevy Nova on display today
• School board engages critics
• Swain named for chief
• Festival speaker will Bea Funny
• Vandals sought in window shooting spree
• Accident cleanup continues
• County property tax request down 1.76 percent
• Adams principal ready for challenge
• Police seeking information on Cozad shooting
• Upgrading the simple life
• What do they think of NP?
• Hershey preps for plant
• It's almost time to vote
• Neb. nets Top 10 spot for business
• What's a Quality Growth Fund?
• Bringing imagination to life
• Birthday wish
• Commissioners demand answers about filth, moisture in new jail
• Museum plans war reenactment
• Twarling named head of mentoring program
• NPCS phonathon begins this weekend
• 'Goober' says gov. race still winnable
• Honoring homefront heroism
• First day fun and games
• Winters' attorney files for new sentencing
• Area blood donors needed
• Wellfleet Fall Festival to be held Saturday
• Local winery offers BBQ with a twist
• Victim's name released
• Heat limits practice
• A bike ride to find a letter
• Mural to celebrate community
• Smith: Plans for district debate in the works
• Majority interest of Curtis State Bank sold by family
• Commissioners plan to wrap up budget
• Board sets public hearing regarding final tax request
• DEET can be harmful if misused
• Special session to focus on fund
• MPCC Board approves 2010-11 budget
• Friends will make first trip to Neb. State Fair
• Police seek vandal on shooting spree in North Platte area
• Motorcycle accident injures driver
• UPR picnic highlight of Rail Fest families
• Neb. getting $1M to monitor health insurance rates
• United Way plans small business blitz
• On Tuesday, improved website goes live
• Group hopes to educate families
• Two North Platte men suspected in Lake Maloney burglaries arrested
• Brick by brick
• Fun for all at Paxton event
• Informational meetings planned on CRP signup
• United Farm & Ranch bought by employees
• A life-changing day
• Turning stuff into art
• A healthy dose of laughs
• Historical Society honors Harrold
• Council to decide on digging up grave
• Cold Stone Creamery enjoying sweet success
• Backpack program gets big boost
• St. Pat's to host annual barbecue
• Hobos wanted for contest
• Steppin' out for education
• Motor vehicle homicide charge in Aug. 10 crash
• Early dismissal? Join the Klub
• Giving back to laborers
• Goodfellow Shoe Fund busy buying shoes
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Lawmakers eye state's many tax exemptions
• Woman donates kidney to save mom
• Walls closing in at Habitat house
• 5 Trails wins Double Gold at competition
• Chelsea Clinton weds at exclusive New York estate
• Man survives crash
• Board could face fines
• Judge's letter causes friction
• Citizens getting a chance to speak up
• New jail should resolve classification issues
• Maxwell celebrates community
• Buffalo named a Blue Ribbon School
• Winters sentenced to 5-10 years
• Love and hot rods at car show
• Co. board to talk budget, zoning
• Third candidate for House officially on ballot
• Lawmakers eye state's many tax exemptions
• Woman donates kidney to save mom
• Walls closing in at Habitat house
• 5 Trails wins Double Gold at competition
• Chelsea Clinton weds at exclusive New York estate
• Man survives crash
• Board could face fines
• Judge's letter causes friction
• Citizens getting a chance to speak up
• New jail should resolve classification issues
• Maxwell celebrates community
• Buffalo named a Blue Ribbon School
• Winters sentenced to 5-10 years
• Love and hot rods at car show
• Co. board to talk budget, zoning
• Third candidate for House officially on ballot
• Goodfellow Shoe Fund busy buying shoes
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Comforting those in need
• mama
• Will gov. take new state aid?
• Keep a watchful eye for bullying
• Rezoning request down to final reading with council
• Elks National president to visit NP
• Let the Rail Fest begin
• Another shot in the arm for teens
• Young and old flock to Picnic with the Police
• Study: Housing shortage very real
• Rezoning, roads hot topics for county plan
• Holliday sentenced to 2-5 years in prison
• NP man faces 20 years for assault
• City budget officially OKed
• Airport Authority asks for $890,400 in property tax $$
• College to host 'meet and greet' for rodeo coach
• Come one, come all for lunch program
• Council to hear comments on budget
• Treasure trove
• Fun run added to Rail Fest schedule
• A village full of 'Hidden Treasures'
• Donate blood to help save lives
• Nebraskans try to beat the heat at Cody Park
• Sheriff-to-be sentenced for DUI
• A look back in time
• Housing wait can be long
• Flags fly, motors roar for vets
• Serial vandal nabbed for shooting out windows
• City focus group talks economic growth
• Cozad drive-by suspect apprehended
• Wind farm is an option
• Helpful disaster
• State Fair reps embark on tour
• New jail inspection yields 'thumbs up'
• Campaign underway for add-on to shelter
• Suspects named in rash of lake burglaries after arrest in Iowa
• Injury accident under investigation
• More water, new challenges at Big Mac
• Grounds to play
• North Platte man evades officers
• State trooper reports $1M worth of cocaine seized
• Battle breaks out at local museum
• Raising roof raises questions
• What now for war-torn Iraq?
• Only standby spots are left for Bailey Yard bus tours
• City budget balancing act
• Jail inspector questions timeline
• New speed limits approved for North Lake Rd.
• Exchange program helps hunters gift excess deer meat
• Broken water main floods city streets
• WNTA rep details objections to budget
• UNK trio headed to China
• (no headline)
• New speed limits set for south of town
• Phone services for unemployment claims is halted temporarily
• The means to finish the job
• Education groups cry foul over letter
• Domestic violence leads to jail time
• 'Raising the woof' to help shelter
• Meeting will focus on zoning, jail
• Fire department kept running on Thurs. morning
• Mayor reveals chief finalists
• Tiny train, big fun
• Old news
• In the Spotlight
• Trucks set for return show
• Public to weigh in on county budget
• 80 and hard at work
• Could labeling lakes help save lives?
• Pet projects
• Local News in Brief
• Budget cuts focused on three areas
• What's the value of agritourism?
• Euthanized sheep left to rot for week on local property
• Fall festival fun
• Commissioners forced to trim $1.2 million
• Early out days officially begin
• What a way to start the day at Rail Fest
• New rules restrict credit counselors
• Denny's planned for North Platte
• UP historical society to have presence at Rail Fest
• Council wraps up budget hearings
• School board OKs budget
• County whittles down budget
• Expert: North Platte not telling its story
• Fun and games
• Local News in Brief
• Roadshow hits city in search of treasures
• Former state sen. named for award
• Assault with battery - literally
• Tragedy sparks family activism
• New NRD plan allows irrigation to be shut down
• Salvation Army offers extended hours
• 'Night Out' shows cops are people too
• Danger zone
• Columbine survivor to speak in NP
• Ice cream social at Bridge of Hope
• North Platte man faces up to 8 years
• Council to consider appointments
• Kroon honored for volunteerism
• Jail now expected to be done on Dec. 22
• Truck driver dies
• Car show opens with vows
• From Nebraska to soldiers, with love
• Nebraska soldiers benefit from dinner held tonight
• Vision testing important for kids
• Ma(i)ze
• Council schedules work session
• Students should start day off right
• Tickets available for Bailey Yard tours
• Jail roof nears completion
• Reading tests revealing
• Rainy weather can't dampen UPRR spirits
• Hansen: More penny-pinching possible
• West Nile still hanging around
• Husband reflects on wife's vanishing memory
• Congressional candidate travels to North Platte
• Ogallala Indian Summer Rendezvous opens Thurs.
• Pickup crosses alley, crashes through fence
• Art landmark
• Banquet to benefit farmers and ranchers
• Making Navy bluegrass
• NPPD customers to see rate increase
• Nonprofits risk losing tax-exempt status
• AG talks big issues
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Children wowed by puppets
• Vietnam Memorial Wall coming to NP
• Council divided on work sessions
• New program matches hunters with landowners
• Future of railroading
• Soldier: 'We are making a difference'
• Nebraska to get more education dollars
• NP councilmen have a bone to pick with mayor
• Birthday celebration focused on a pet project
• Civil War expert to speak at library
• Songwriter to perform at Playhouse
• Car show draws hundreds downtown
• Students' artwork included in calendar
• UP trains collide, stack up cars between Kearney and Gibbon
• Street fair planned for downtown
• Commissioners meeting will be short on Tues.
• Balancing Act
• History tells its tales
• True to life
• County tax request will drop
• Speed limits may change
• Improvement Fund Grant applications now being accepted
• Young minds, tiny trains
• Going out with a bang
• Lex man dies in Brady canal
• Police arrest 2 accused vandals
• Gamble for good
• Catholic Schools gear up for fundraiser
• New director named for children's museum
• Fun at the Wellfleet Fall Festival
• Aging can be a battle
• Wheels are turning
• Accident under investigation
• NP playhouse bringing Seuss to life
• Salaries still in limbo
• Two arrested on felony shoplifting charges
• Abuse leads to a long, hard road
• Longhorn cattle provide good show
• Chirp, chirp, chirp ...
• Appraisers begin evaluation process
• Jail issues raise questions
• Spill cleanup complete
• Commissioners may have held illegal meeting
• Healing of 'Jane Smith' a story of faith
• Olympian reflects on achieving his goals
• Railroad to feds: 'Don't harm us'
• PBL sets out to have record-breaking year
• Motel pool reopens after closure
• 11-year-old boy struck by a car
• Florom's request for rehearing is denied
• Officials: Take care to avoid wildfires
• Ag Society pledges to address fair issues
• Local hotels experience busy summer
• MPCC awarded $40,000 grant
• Counterfeit suspects may have been in NP
• New business comes to lake
• Growth Fund to be up for vote
• Photos of area eligible for contest
• Group to protest DHHS hearing
• Local history, in their words
• Omaha event will salute Canteen spirit
• Local students learn life skills
• Tax levy down, property values up
• Fashions help 'raise the woof'
• Comprehensive Plan focus groups scheduled to meet
• Teams needed for annual chili cook-off
• Auction fundraiser has a cow
• Teen drowns in lake
• Iron Eagle on hot seat
• Bumper crop of snow geese expected this year
• Board will talk budget, speed limits
• Run to the cure this Labor Day
• Hill visits NP on campaign trail
• Concert lineup not so certain
• MPCC's Chevy Nova on display today
• School board engages critics
• Swain named for chief
• Festival speaker will Bea Funny
• Vandals sought in window shooting spree
• Accident cleanup continues
• County property tax request down 1.76 percent
• Adams principal ready for challenge
• Police seeking information on Cozad shooting
• Upgrading the simple life
• So it begins
• Police officer offers school safety tips
• Rescues and Runways to benefit animal shelter
• Neb. nets Top 10 spot for business
• What's a Quality Growth Fund?
• Bringing imagination to life
• Birthday wish
• Museum plans war reenactment
• Twarling named head of mentoring program
• NPCS phonathon begins this weekend
• 'Goober' says gov. race still winnable
• Honoring homefront heroism
• First day fun and games
• Winters' attorney files for new sentencing
• Area blood donors needed
• Wellfleet Fall Festival to be held Saturday
• Local winery offers BBQ with a twist
• What do they think of NP?
• Hershey preps for plant
• It's almost time to vote
• Mural to celebrate community
• Smith: Plans for district debate in the works
• Majority interest of Curtis State Bank sold by family
• Commissioners plan to wrap up budget
• DEET can be harmful if misused
• Special session to focus on fund
• MPCC Board approves 2010-11 budget
• Friends will make first trip to Neb. State Fair
• Police seek vandal on shooting spree in North Platte area
• Motorcycle accident injures driver
• UPR picnic highlight of Rail Fest families
• Neb. getting $1M to monitor health insurance rates
• United Way plans small business blitz
• On Tuesday, improved website goes live
• Victim's name released
• Heat limits practice
• A bike ride to find a letter
• Brick by brick
• Fun for all at Paxton event
• Informational meetings planned on CRP signup
• United Farm & Ranch bought by employees
• Turning stuff into art
• A healthy dose of laughs
• Historical Society honors Harrold
• Council to decide on digging up grave
• Cold Stone Creamery enjoying sweet success
• Backpack program gets big boost
• St. Pat's to host annual barbecue
• Hobos wanted for contest
• Steppin' out for education
• Motor vehicle homicide charge in Aug. 10 crash
• Early dismissal? Join the Klub
• Giving back to laborers
• Group hopes to educate families
• Two North Platte men suspected in Lake Maloney burglaries arrested
• Commissioners forced to trim $1.2 million
• Early out days officially begin
• What a way to start the day at Rail Fest
• New rules restrict credit counselors
• Denny's planned for North Platte
• UP historical society to have presence at Rail Fest
• Council wraps up budget hearings
• School board OKs budget
• County whittles down budget
• Expert: North Platte not telling its story
• Fun and games
• Local News in Brief
• Roadshow hits city in search of treasures
• Former state sen. named for award
• Assault with battery - literally
• What's the value of agritourism?
• Euthanized sheep left to rot for week on local property
• Fall festival fun
• 'Night Out' shows cops are people too
• Danger zone
• Columbine survivor to speak in NP
• Ice cream social at Bridge of Hope
• North Platte man faces up to 8 years
• Council to consider appointments
• Kroon honored for volunteerism
• Jail now expected to be done on Dec. 22
• Truck driver dies
• Car show opens with vows
• From Nebraska to soldiers, with love
• Nebraska soldiers benefit from dinner held tonight
• Vision testing important for kids
• Ma(i)ze
• Council schedules work session
• Tragedy sparks family activism
• New NRD plan allows irrigation to be shut down
• Salvation Army offers extended hours
• Jail roof nears completion
• Reading tests revealing
• Rainy weather can't dampen UPRR spirits
• Hansen: More penny-pinching possible
• West Nile still hanging around
• Husband reflects on wife's vanishing memory
• Congressional candidate travels to North Platte
• Ogallala Indian Summer Rendezvous opens Thurs.
• Pickup crosses alley, crashes through fence
• Art landmark
• Banquet to benefit farmers and ranchers
• Making Navy bluegrass
• NPPD customers to see rate increase
• Nonprofits risk losing tax-exempt status
• AG talks big issues
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Students should start day off right
• Tickets available for Bailey Yard tours
• Council divided on work sessions
• New program matches hunters with landowners
• Future of railroading
• Soldier: 'We are making a difference'
• Nebraska to get more education dollars
• NP councilmen have a bone to pick with mayor
• Birthday celebration focused on a pet project
• Civil War expert to speak at library
• Songwriter to perform at Playhouse
• Car show draws hundreds downtown
• Students' artwork included in calendar
• UP trains collide, stack up cars between Kearney and Gibbon
• Street fair planned for downtown
• Commissioners meeting will be short on Tues.
• Balancing Act
• History tells its tales
• Children wowed by puppets
• Vietnam Memorial Wall coming to NP
• Speed limits may change
• Improvement Fund Grant applications now being accepted
• Young minds, tiny trains
• Going out with a bang
• Lex man dies in Brady canal
• Police arrest 2 accused vandals
• Gamble for good
• Catholic Schools gear up for fundraiser
• New director named for children's museum
• Fun at the Wellfleet Fall Festival
• Aging can be a battle
• Wheels are turning
• Accident under investigation
• NP playhouse bringing Seuss to life
• Salaries still in limbo
• Two arrested on felony shoplifting charges
• True to life
• County tax request will drop
• Chirp, chirp, chirp ...
• Appraisers begin evaluation process
• Jail issues raise questions
• Spill cleanup complete
• Commissioners may have held illegal meeting
• Healing of 'Jane Smith' a story of faith
• Olympian reflects on achieving his goals
• Railroad to feds: 'Don't harm us'
• PBL sets out to have record-breaking year
• Motel pool reopens after closure
• 11-year-old boy struck by a car
• Florom's request for rehearing is denied
• Officials: Take care to avoid wildfires
• Ag Society pledges to address fair issues
• Local hotels experience busy summer
• Abuse leads to a long, hard road
• Longhorn cattle provide good show
• New business comes to lake
• Growth Fund to be up for vote
• Photos of area eligible for contest
• Group to protest DHHS hearing
• Local history, in their words
• Omaha event will salute Canteen spirit
• Local students learn life skills
• Tax levy down, property values up
• Fashions help 'raise the woof'
• Comprehensive Plan focus groups scheduled to meet
• Teams needed for annual chili cook-off
• Auction fundraiser has a cow
• Teen drowns in lake
• Iron Eagle on hot seat
• Bumper crop of snow geese expected this year
• MPCC awarded $40,000 grant
• Counterfeit suspects may have been in NP
• Hill visits NP on campaign trail
• Concert lineup not so certain
• MPCC's Chevy Nova on display today
• School board engages critics
• Swain named for chief
• Festival speaker will Bea Funny
• Vandals sought in window shooting spree
• Accident cleanup continues
• County property tax request down 1.76 percent
• Adams principal ready for challenge
• Police seeking information on Cozad shooting
• Upgrading the simple life
• So it begins
• Police officer offers school safety tips
• Rescues and Runways to benefit animal shelter
• Board will talk budget, speed limits
• Run to the cure this Labor Day
• Bringing imagination to life
• Birthday wish
• Museum plans war reenactment
• Twarling named head of mentoring program
• NPCS phonathon begins this weekend
• 'Goober' says gov. race still winnable
• Honoring homefront heroism
• First day fun and games
• Winters' attorney files for new sentencing
• Area blood donors needed
• Wellfleet Fall Festival to be held Saturday
• Local winery offers BBQ with a twist
• What do they think of NP?
• Hershey preps for plant
• It's almost time to vote
• Neb. nets Top 10 spot for business
• What's a Quality Growth Fund?
• Majority interest of Curtis State Bank sold by family
• Commissioners plan to wrap up budget
• DEET can be harmful if misused
• Special session to focus on fund
• MPCC Board approves 2010-11 budget
• Friends will make first trip to Neb. State Fair
• Police seek vandal on shooting spree in North Platte area
• Motorcycle accident injures driver
• UPR picnic highlight of Rail Fest families
• Neb. getting $1M to monitor health insurance rates
• United Way plans small business blitz
• On Tuesday, improved website goes live
• Victim's name released
• Heat limits practice
• A bike ride to find a letter
• Mural to celebrate community
• Smith: Plans for district debate in the works
• Informational meetings planned on CRP signup
• United Farm & Ranch bought by employees
• Turning stuff into art
• A healthy dose of laughs
• Historical Society honors Harrold
• Council to decide on digging up grave
• Cold Stone Creamery enjoying sweet success
• Backpack program gets big boost
• St. Pat's to host annual barbecue
• Hobos wanted for contest
• Steppin' out for education
• Motor vehicle homicide charge in Aug. 10 crash
• Early dismissal? Join the Klub
• Giving back to laborers
• Group hopes to educate families
• Two North Platte men suspected in Lake Maloney burglaries arrested
• Brick by brick
• Fun for all at Paxton event
• 5 Trails wins Double Gold at competition
• Chelsea Clinton weds at exclusive New York estate
• Man survives crash
• Board could face fines
• Judge's letter causes friction
• Citizens getting a chance to speak up
• New jail should resolve classification issues
• Maxwell celebrates community
• Buffalo named a Blue Ribbon School
• Winters sentenced to 5-10 years
• Love and hot rods at car show
• Co. board to talk budget, zoning
• Third candidate for House officially on ballot
• Goodfellow Shoe Fund busy buying shoes
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Lawmakers eye state's many tax exemptions
• Woman donates kidney to save mom
• Walls closing in at Habitat house
• Keep a watchful eye for bullying
• Rezoning request down to final reading with council
• Elks National president to visit NP
• Let the Rail Fest begin
• Another shot in the arm for teens
• Young and old flock to Picnic with the Police
• Study: Housing shortage very real
• Rezoning, roads hot topics for county plan
• Holliday sentenced to 2-5 years in prison
• NP man faces 20 years for assault
• City budget officially OKed
• Airport Authority asks for $890,400 in property tax $$
• College to host 'meet and greet' for rodeo coach
• Come one, come all for lunch program
• Council to hear comments on budget
• Comforting those in need
• mama
• Will gov. take new state aid?
• Donate blood to help save lives
• Nebraskans try to beat the heat at Cody Park
• Sheriff-to-be sentenced for DUI
• A look back in time
• Housing wait can be long
• Flags fly, motors roar for vets
• Serial vandal nabbed for shooting out windows
• City focus group talks economic growth
• Cozad drive-by suspect apprehended
• Wind farm is an option
• Helpful disaster
• State Fair reps embark on tour
• New jail inspection yields 'thumbs up'
• Campaign underway for add-on to shelter
• Suspects named in rash of lake burglaries after arrest in Iowa
• Treasure trove
• Fun run added to Rail Fest schedule
• A village full of 'Hidden Treasures'
• Grounds to play
• North Platte man evades officers
• State trooper reports $1M worth of cocaine seized
• Battle breaks out at local museum
• Raising roof raises questions
• What now for war-torn Iraq?
• Only standby spots are left for Bailey Yard bus tours
• City budget balancing act
• Jail inspector questions timeline
• New speed limits approved for North Lake Rd.
• Exchange program helps hunters gift excess deer meat
• Broken water main floods city streets
• WNTA rep details objections to budget
• UNK trio headed to China
• (no headline)
• New speed limits set for south of town
• Injury accident under investigation
• More water, new challenges at Big Mac
• Domestic violence leads to jail time
• 'Raising the woof' to help shelter
• Meeting will focus on zoning, jail
• Fire department kept running on Thurs. morning
• Mayor reveals chief finalists
• Tiny train, big fun
• Old news
• In the Spotlight
• Trucks set for return show
• Public to weigh in on county budget
• 80 and hard at work
• Could labeling lakes help save lives?
• Pet projects
• Local News in Brief
• Budget cuts focused on three areas
• Phone services for unemployment claims is halted temporarily
• The means to finish the job
• Education groups cry foul over letter
• Jail issues raise questions
• Spill cleanup complete
• Commissioners may have held illegal meeting
• Healing of 'Jane Smith' a story of faith
• Olympian reflects on achieving his goals
• Railroad to feds: 'Don't harm us'
• PBL sets out to have record-breaking year
• Motel pool reopens after closure
• 11-year-old boy struck by a car
• Florom's request for rehearing is denied
• Officials: Take care to avoid wildfires
• Ag Society pledges to address fair issues
• Local hotels experience busy summer
• Abuse leads to a long, hard road
• Longhorn cattle provide good show
• Chirp, chirp, chirp ...
• Appraisers begin evaluation process
• Photos of area eligible for contest
• Group to protest DHHS hearing
• Local history, in their words
• Omaha event will salute Canteen spirit
• Local students learn life skills
• Tax levy down, property values up
• Fashions help 'raise the woof'
• Comprehensive Plan focus groups scheduled to meet
• Teams needed for annual chili cook-off
• Auction fundraiser has a cow
• Teen drowns in lake
• Iron Eagle on hot seat
• Bumper crop of snow geese expected this year
• MPCC awarded $40,000 grant
• Counterfeit suspects may have been in NP
• New business comes to lake
• Growth Fund to be up for vote
• MPCC's Chevy Nova on display today
• School board engages critics
• Swain named for chief
• Festival speaker will Bea Funny
• Vandals sought in window shooting spree
• Accident cleanup continues
• County property tax request down 1.76 percent
• Adams principal ready for challenge
• Police seeking information on Cozad shooting
• Upgrading the simple life
• So it begins
• Police officer offers school safety tips
• Rescues and Runways to benefit animal shelter
• Board will talk budget, speed limits
• Run to the cure this Labor Day
• Hill visits NP on campaign trail
• Concert lineup not so certain
• Twarling named head of mentoring program
• NPCS phonathon begins this weekend
• 'Goober' says gov. race still winnable
• Honoring homefront heroism
• First day fun and games
• Winters' attorney files for new sentencing
• Area blood donors needed
• Wellfleet Fall Festival to be held Saturday
• Local winery offers BBQ with a twist
• What do they think of NP?
• Hershey preps for plant
• It's almost time to vote
• Neb. nets Top 10 spot for business
• What's a Quality Growth Fund?
• Bringing imagination to life
• Birthday wish
• Museum plans war reenactment
• Special session to focus on fund
• MPCC Board approves 2010-11 budget
• Friends will make first trip to Neb. State Fair
• Police seek vandal on shooting spree in North Platte area
• Motorcycle accident injures driver
• UPR picnic highlight of Rail Fest families
• Neb. getting $1M to monitor health insurance rates
• United Way plans small business blitz
• On Tuesday, improved website goes live
• Victim's name released
• Heat limits practice
• A bike ride to find a letter
• Mural to celebrate community
• Smith: Plans for district debate in the works
• Majority interest of Curtis State Bank sold by family
• Commissioners plan to wrap up budget
• DEET can be harmful if misused
• A healthy dose of laughs
• Historical Society honors Harrold
• Council to decide on digging up grave
• Cold Stone Creamery enjoying sweet success
• Backpack program gets big boost
• St. Pat's to host annual barbecue
• Hobos wanted for contest
• Steppin' out for education
• Motor vehicle homicide charge in Aug. 10 crash
• Early dismissal? Join the Klub
• Giving back to laborers
• Group hopes to educate families
• Two North Platte men suspected in Lake Maloney burglaries arrested
• Brick by brick
• Fun for all at Paxton event
• Informational meetings planned on CRP signup
• United Farm & Ranch bought by employees
• Turning stuff into art
• Man survives crash
• Board could face fines
• Judge's letter causes friction
• Citizens getting a chance to speak up
• New jail should resolve classification issues
• Maxwell celebrates community
• Buffalo named a Blue Ribbon School
• Winters sentenced to 5-10 years
• Love and hot rods at car show
• Co. board to talk budget, zoning
• Third candidate for House officially on ballot
• Goodfellow Shoe Fund busy buying shoes
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Lawmakers eye state's many tax exemptions
• Woman donates kidney to save mom
• Walls closing in at Habitat house
• 5 Trails wins Double Gold at competition
• Chelsea Clinton weds at exclusive New York estate
• Let the Rail Fest begin
• Another shot in the arm for teens
• Young and old flock to Picnic with the Police
• Study: Housing shortage very real
• Rezoning, roads hot topics for county plan
• Holliday sentenced to 2-5 years in prison
• NP man faces 20 years for assault
• City budget officially OKed
• Airport Authority asks for $890,400 in property tax $$
• College to host 'meet and greet' for rodeo coach
• Come one, come all for lunch program
• Council to hear comments on budget
• Comforting those in need
• mama
• Will gov. take new state aid?
• Keep a watchful eye for bullying
• Rezoning request down to final reading with council
• Elks National president to visit NP
• A look back in time
• Housing wait can be long
• Flags fly, motors roar for vets
• Serial vandal nabbed for shooting out windows
• City focus group talks economic growth
• Cozad drive-by suspect apprehended
• Wind farm is an option
• Helpful disaster
• State Fair reps embark on tour
• New jail inspection yields 'thumbs up'
• Campaign underway for add-on to shelter
• Suspects named in rash of lake burglaries after arrest in Iowa
• Treasure trove
• Fun run added to Rail Fest schedule
• A village full of 'Hidden Treasures'
• Donate blood to help save lives
• Nebraskans try to beat the heat at Cody Park
• Sheriff-to-be sentenced for DUI
• Raising roof raises questions
• What now for war-torn Iraq?
• Only standby spots are left for Bailey Yard bus tours
• City budget balancing act
• Jail inspector questions timeline
• New speed limits approved for North Lake Rd.
• Exchange program helps hunters gift excess deer meat
• Broken water main floods city streets
• WNTA rep details objections to budget
• UNK trio headed to China
• (no headline)
• New speed limits set for south of town
• Injury accident under investigation
• More water, new challenges at Big Mac
• Grounds to play
• North Platte man evades officers
• State trooper reports $1M worth of cocaine seized
• Fire department kept running on Thurs. morning
• Mayor reveals chief finalists
• Tiny train, big fun
• Old news
• In the Spotlight
• Trucks set for return show
• Public to weigh in on county budget
• 80 and hard at work
• Could labeling lakes help save lives?
• Pet projects
• Local News in Brief
• Budget cuts focused on three areas
• Phone services for unemployment claims is halted temporarily
• The means to finish the job
• Education groups cry foul over letter
• Domestic violence leads to jail time
• 'Raising the woof' to help shelter
• New rules restrict credit counselors
• Denny's planned for North Platte
• UP historical society to have presence at Rail Fest
• Council wraps up budget hearings
• School board OKs budget
• County whittles down budget
• Expert: North Platte not telling its story
• Fun and games
• Local News in Brief
• Roadshow hits city in search of treasures
• Former state sen. named for award
• Assault with battery - literally
• What's the value of agritourism?
• Euthanized sheep left to rot for week on local property
• Fall festival fun
• Commissioners forced to trim $1.2 million
• Early out days officially begin
• Ice cream social at Bridge of Hope
• North Platte man faces up to 8 years
• Council to consider appointments
• Kroon honored for volunteerism
• Jail now expected to be done on Dec. 22
• Truck driver dies
• Car show opens with vows
• From Nebraska to soldiers, with love
• Nebraska soldiers benefit from dinner held tonight
• Vision testing important for kids
• Ma(i)ze
• Council schedules work session
• Tragedy sparks family activism
• New NRD plan allows irrigation to be shut down
• Salvation Army offers extended hours
• 'Night Out' shows cops are people too
• Danger zone
• Hansen: More penny-pinching possible
• West Nile still hanging around
• Husband reflects on wife's vanishing memory
• Congressional candidate travels to North Platte
• Ogallala Indian Summer Rendezvous opens Thurs.
• Pickup crosses alley, crashes through fence
• Art landmark
• Banquet to benefit farmers and ranchers
• Making Navy bluegrass
• NPPD customers to see rate increase
• Nonprofits risk losing tax-exempt status
• AG talks big issues
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Students should start day off right
• Tickets available for Bailey Yard tours
• Jail roof nears completion
• Reading tests revealing
• Soldier: 'We are making a difference'
• Nebraska to get more education dollars
• NP councilmen have a bone to pick with mayor
• Birthday celebration focused on a pet project
• Civil War expert to speak at library
• Songwriter to perform at Playhouse
• Car show draws hundreds downtown
• Students' artwork included in calendar
• UP trains collide, stack up cars between Kearney and Gibbon
• Street fair planned for downtown
• Commissioners meeting will be short on Tues.
• Balancing Act
• History tells its tales
• Children wowed by puppets
• Vietnam Memorial Wall coming to NP
• Council divided on work sessions
• New program matches hunters with landowners
• Going out with a bang
• Lex man dies in Brady canal
• Police arrest 2 accused vandals
• Gamble for good
• Catholic Schools gear up for fundraiser
• New director named for children's museum
• Fun at the Wellfleet Fall Festival
• Aging can be a battle
• Wheels are turning
• Accident under investigation
• NP playhouse bringing Seuss to life
• Salaries still in limbo
• Two arrested on felony shoplifting charges
• True to life
• County tax request will drop
• Speed limits may change
• Improvement Fund Grant applications now being accepted
• Council to consider appointments
• Birthday celebration focused on a pet project
• Civil War expert to speak at library
• Kroon honored for volunteerism
• Jail now expected to be done on Dec. 22
• Songwriter to perform at Playhouse
• Car show draws hundreds downtown
• Truck driver dies
• Car show opens with vows
• Students' artwork included in calendar
• UP trains collide, stack up cars between Kearney and Gibbon
• From Nebraska to soldiers, with love
• Nebraska soldiers benefit from dinner held tonight
• Street fair planned for downtown
• Commissioners meeting will be short on Tues.
• Vision testing important for kids
• Ma(i)ze
• Balancing Act
• History tells its tales
• Council schedules work session
• Tragedy sparks family activism
• Children wowed by puppets
• Vietnam Memorial Wall coming to NP
• New NRD plan allows irrigation to be shut down
• Salvation Army offers extended hours
• Council divided on work sessions
• New program matches hunters with landowners
• 'Night Out' shows cops are people too
• Danger zone
• Soldier: 'We are making a difference'
• Nebraska to get more education dollars
• Ice cream social at Bridge of Hope
• NP councilmen have a bone to pick with mayor
• North Platte man faces up to 8 years
• Husband reflects on wife's vanishing memory
• Gamble for good
• Catholic Schools gear up for fundraiser
• Congressional candidate travels to North Platte
• Ogallala Indian Summer Rendezvous opens Thurs.
• New director named for children's museum
• Fun at the Wellfleet Fall Festival
• Pickup crosses alley, crashes through fence
• Art landmark
• Aging can be a battle
• Wheels are turning
• Banquet to benefit farmers and ranchers
• Making Navy bluegrass
• Accident under investigation
• NP playhouse bringing Seuss to life
• NPPD customers to see rate increase
• Nonprofits risk losing tax-exempt status
• Salaries still in limbo
• Two arrested on felony shoplifting charges
• AG talks big issues
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• True to life
• County tax request will drop
• Students should start day off right
• Tickets available for Bailey Yard tours
• Speed limits may change
• Improvement Fund Grant applications now being accepted
• Jail roof nears completion
• Reading tests revealing
• Going out with a bang
• Lex man dies in Brady canal
• Hansen: More penny-pinching possible
• Police arrest 2 accused vandals
• West Nile still hanging around
• NP councilmen have a bone to pick with mayor
• Healing of 'Jane Smith' a story of faith
• Olympian reflects on achieving his goals
• Birthday celebration focused on a pet project
• Civil War expert to speak at library
• Railroad to feds: 'Don't harm us'
• PBL sets out to have record-breaking year
• Songwriter to perform at Playhouse
• Car show draws hundreds downtown
• Motel pool reopens after closure
• 11-year-old boy struck by a car
• Students' artwork included in calendar
• UP trains collide, stack up cars between Kearney and Gibbon
• Florom's request for rehearing is denied
• Officials: Take care to avoid wildfires
• Street fair planned for downtown
• Commissioners meeting will be short on Tues.
• Ag Society pledges to address fair issues
• Local hotels experience busy summer
• Balancing Act
• History tells its tales
• Abuse leads to a long, hard road
• Longhorn cattle provide good show
• Children wowed by puppets
• Vietnam Memorial Wall coming to NP
• Chirp, chirp, chirp ...
• Appraisers begin evaluation process
• Council divided on work sessions
• New program matches hunters with landowners
• Jail issues raise questions
• Spill cleanup complete
• Soldier: 'We are making a difference'
• Commissioners may have held illegal meeting
• Nebraska to get more education dollars
• Police arrest 2 accused vandals
• Omaha event will salute Canteen spirit
• Local students learn life skills
• Gamble for good
• Catholic Schools gear up for fundraiser
• Tax levy down, property values up
• Fashions help 'raise the woof'
• New director named for children's museum
• Fun at the Wellfleet Fall Festival
• Comprehensive Plan focus groups scheduled to meet
• Teams needed for annual chili cook-off
• Aging can be a battle
• Wheels are turning
• Auction fundraiser has a cow
• Teen drowns in lake
• Accident under investigation
• NP playhouse bringing Seuss to life
• Iron Eagle on hot seat
• Bumper crop of snow geese expected this year
• Salaries still in limbo
• Two arrested on felony shoplifting charges
• MPCC awarded $40,000 grant
• Counterfeit suspects may have been in NP
• True to life
• County tax request will drop
• New business comes to lake
• Growth Fund to be up for vote
• Speed limits may change
• Improvement Fund Grant applications now being accepted
• Photos of area eligible for contest
• Group to protest DHHS hearing
• Going out with a bang
• Local history, in their words
• Lex man dies in Brady canal
• Festival speaker will Bea Funny
• Vandals sought in window shooting spree
• Healing of 'Jane Smith' a story of faith
• Olympian reflects on achieving his goals
• Accident cleanup continues
• County property tax request down 1.76 percent
• Railroad to feds: 'Don't harm us'
• PBL sets out to have record-breaking year
• Adams principal ready for challenge
• Police seeking information on Cozad shooting
• Motel pool reopens after closure
• 11-year-old boy struck by a car
• Upgrading the simple life
• So it begins
• Florom's request for rehearing is denied
• Officials: Take care to avoid wildfires
• Police officer offers school safety tips
• Rescues and Runways to benefit animal shelter
• Ag Society pledges to address fair issues
• Local hotels experience busy summer
• Board will talk budget, speed limits
• Run to the cure this Labor Day
• Abuse leads to a long, hard road
• Longhorn cattle provide good show
• Hill visits NP on campaign trail
• Concert lineup not so certain
• Chirp, chirp, chirp ...
• Appraisers begin evaluation process
• MPCC's Chevy Nova on display today
• School board engages critics
• Jail issues raise questions
• Swain named for chief
• Spill cleanup complete
• Commissioners may have held illegal meeting
• 'Goober' says gov. race still winnable
• Honoring homefront heroism
• Omaha event will salute Canteen spirit
• Local students learn life skills
• First day fun and games
• Winters' attorney files for new sentencing
• Tax levy down, property values up
• Fashions help 'raise the woof'
• Area blood donors needed
• Wellfleet Fall Festival to be held Saturday
• Comprehensive Plan focus groups scheduled to meet
• Teams needed for annual chili cook-off
• Local winery offers BBQ with a twist
• What do they think of NP?
• Auction fundraiser has a cow
• Teen drowns in lake
• Hershey preps for plant
• It's almost time to vote
• Iron Eagle on hot seat
• Bumper crop of snow geese expected this year
• Neb. nets Top 10 spot for business
• What's a Quality Growth Fund?
• MPCC awarded $40,000 grant
• Counterfeit suspects may have been in NP
• Bringing imagination to life
• Birthday wish
• New business comes to lake
• Growth Fund to be up for vote
• Museum plans war reenactment
• Twarling named head of mentoring program
• Photos of area eligible for contest
• Group to protest DHHS hearing
• Local history, in their words
• Friends will make first trip to Neb. State Fair
• Police seek vandal on shooting spree in North Platte area
• Festival speaker will Bea Funny
• Vandals sought in window shooting spree
• Motorcycle accident injures driver
• UPR picnic highlight of Rail Fest families
• Accident cleanup continues
• County property tax request down 1.76 percent
• Neb. getting $1M to monitor health insurance rates
• United Way plans small business blitz
• Adams principal ready for challenge
• Police seeking information on Cozad shooting
• On Tuesday, improved website goes live
• Victim's name released
• Upgrading the simple life
• So it begins
• Heat limits practice
• A bike ride to find a letter
• Police officer offers school safety tips
• Rescues and Runways to benefit animal shelter
• Mural to celebrate community
• Smith: Plans for district debate in the works
• Board will talk budget, speed limits
• Run to the cure this Labor Day
• Majority interest of Curtis State Bank sold by family
• Commissioners plan to wrap up budget
• Hill visits NP on campaign trail
• Concert lineup not so certain
• DEET can be harmful if misused
• Special session to focus on fund
• MPCC's Chevy Nova on display today
• School board engages critics
• Swain named for chief
• Cold Stone Creamery enjoying sweet success
• Backpack program gets big boost
• 'Goober' says gov. race still winnable
• Honoring homefront heroism
• St. Pat's to host annual barbecue
• Hobos wanted for contest
• First day fun and games
• Winters' attorney files for new sentencing
• Steppin' out for education
• Motor vehicle homicide charge in Aug. 10 crash
• Area blood donors needed
• Wellfleet Fall Festival to be held Saturday
• Early dismissal? Join the Klub
• Giving back to laborers
• Local winery offers BBQ with a twist
• What do they think of NP?
• Group hopes to educate families
• Two North Platte men suspected in Lake Maloney burglaries arrested
• Hershey preps for plant
• It's almost time to vote
• Brick by brick
• Fun for all at Paxton event
• Neb. nets Top 10 spot for business
• What's a Quality Growth Fund?
• Informational meetings planned on CRP signup
• United Farm & Ranch bought by employees
• Bringing imagination to life
• Birthday wish
• Turning stuff into art
• A healthy dose of laughs
• Museum plans war reenactment
• Twarling named head of mentoring program
• Council to decide on digging up grave
• New jail should resolve classification issues
• Friends will make first trip to Neb. State Fair
• Police seek vandal on shooting spree in North Platte area
• Maxwell celebrates community
• Buffalo named a Blue Ribbon School
• Motorcycle accident injures driver
• UPR picnic highlight of Rail Fest families
• Winters sentenced to 5-10 years
• Love and hot rods at car show
• Neb. getting $1M to monitor health insurance rates
• United Way plans small business blitz
• Co. board to talk budget, zoning
• Third candidate for House officially on ballot
• On Tuesday, improved website goes live
• Victim's name released
• Goodfellow Shoe Fund busy buying shoes
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Heat limits practice
• A bike ride to find a letter
• Lawmakers eye state's many tax exemptions
• Woman donates kidney to save mom
• Mural to celebrate community
• Smith: Plans for district debate in the works
• Walls closing in at Habitat house
• 5 Trails wins Double Gold at competition
• Majority interest of Curtis State Bank sold by family
• Commissioners plan to wrap up budget
• Chelsea Clinton weds at exclusive New York estate
• Man survives crash
• DEET can be harmful if misused
• Special session to focus on fund
• Judge's letter causes friction
• Citizens getting a chance to speak up
• Council to decide on digging up grave
• Study: Housing shortage very real
• Cold Stone Creamery enjoying sweet success
• Backpack program gets big boost
• Rezoning, roads hot topics for county plan
• Holliday sentenced to 2-5 years in prison
• St. Pat's to host annual barbecue
• Hobos wanted for contest
• NP man faces 20 years for assault
• City budget officially OKed
• Steppin' out for education
• Motor vehicle homicide charge in Aug. 10 crash
• Airport Authority asks for $890,400 in property tax $$
• College to host 'meet and greet' for rodeo coach
• Early dismissal? Join the Klub
• Giving back to laborers
• Come one, come all for lunch program
• Council to hear comments on budget
• Group hopes to educate families
• Two North Platte men suspected in Lake Maloney burglaries arrested
• Comforting those in need
• mama
• Brick by brick
• Fun for all at Paxton event
• Will gov. take new state aid?
• Keep a watchful eye for bullying
• Informational meetings planned on CRP signup
• United Farm & Ranch bought by employees
• Rezoning request down to final reading with council
• Elks National president to visit NP
• Turning stuff into art
• A healthy dose of laughs
• Another shot in the arm for teens
• Young and old flock to Picnic with the Police
• Judge's letter causes friction
• Serial vandal nabbed for shooting out windows
• Citizens getting a chance to speak up
• New jail should resolve classification issues
• City focus group talks economic growth
• Cozad drive-by suspect apprehended
• Maxwell celebrates community
• Buffalo named a Blue Ribbon School
• Wind farm is an option
• Helpful disaster
• Winters sentenced to 5-10 years
• Love and hot rods at car show
• State Fair reps embark on tour
• New jail inspection yields 'thumbs up'
• Co. board to talk budget, zoning
• Third candidate for House officially on ballot
• Campaign underway for add-on to shelter
• Suspects named in rash of lake burglaries after arrest in Iowa
• Goodfellow Shoe Fund busy buying shoes
• Rail Fest recognized in Top 100 list
• Treasure trove
• Fun run added to Rail Fest schedule
• Lawmakers eye state's many tax exemptions
• Woman donates kidney to save mom
• A village full of 'Hidden Treasures'
• Donate blood to help save lives
• Walls closing in at Habitat house
• 5 Trails wins Double Gold at competition
• Nebraskans try to beat the heat at Cody Park
• Sheriff-to-be sentenced for DUI
• Chelsea Clinton weds at exclusive New York estate
• Man survives crash
• Housing wait can be long
• Flags fly, motors roar for vets
• Only standby spots are left for Bailey Yard bus tours
• Young and old flock to Picnic with the Police
• Study: Housing shortage very real
• City budget balancing act
• Jail inspector questions timeline
• Rezoning, roads hot topics for county plan
• Holliday sentenced to 2-5 years in prison
• New speed limits approved for North Lake Rd.
• Exchange program helps hunters gift excess deer meat
• NP man faces 20 years for assault
• City budget officially OKed
• Broken water main floods city streets
• WNTA rep details objections to budget
• Airport Authority asks for $890,400 in property tax $$
• College to host 'meet and greet' for rodeo coach
• UNK trio headed to China
• (no headline)
• Come one, come all for lunch program
• Council to hear comments on budget
• New speed limits set for south of town
• Injury accident under investigation
• Comforting those in need
• mama
• More water, new challenges at Big Mac
• Grounds to play
• Will gov. take new state aid?
• Keep a watchful eye for bullying
• North Platte man evades officers
• State trooper reports $1M worth of cocaine seized
• Rezoning request down to final reading with council
• Elks National president to visit NP
• Raising roof raises questions
• What now for war-torn Iraq?
• Another shot in the arm for teens
• Flags fly, motors roar for vets
• Serial vandal nabbed for shooting out windows
• Old news
• In the Spotlight
• City focus group talks economic growth
• Cozad drive-by suspect apprehended
• Trucks set for return show
• Public to weigh in on county budget
• Wind farm is an option
• Helpful disaster
• 80 and hard at work
• Could labeling lakes help save lives?
• State Fair reps embark on tour
• New jail inspection yields 'thumbs up'
• Pet projects
• Local News in Brief
• Campaign underway for add-on to shelter
• Suspects named in rash of lake burglaries after arrest in Iowa
• Budget cuts focused on three areas
• Phone services for unemployment claims is halted temporarily
• Treasure trove
• Fun run added to Rail Fest schedule
• The means to finish the job
• Education groups cry foul over letter
• A village full of 'Hidden Treasures'
• Donate blood to help save lives
• Domestic violence leads to jail time
• 'Raising the woof' to help shelter
• Nebraskans try to beat the heat at Cody Park
• Sheriff-to-be sentenced for DUI
• Fire department kept running on Thurs. morning
• Mayor reveals chief finalists
• Housing wait can be long
• Tiny train, big fun
• What now for war-torn Iraq?
• Only standby spots are left for Bailey Yard bus tours
• Council wraps up budget hearings
• School board OKs budget
• City budget balancing act
• Jail inspector questions timeline
• County whittles down budget
• Expert: North Platte not telling its story
• New speed limits approved for North Lake Rd.
• Exchange program helps hunters gift excess deer meat
• Fun and games
• Local News in Brief
• Broken water main floods city streets
• WNTA rep details objections to budget
• Roadshow hits city in search of treasures
• Former state sen. named for award
• UNK trio headed to China
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