Scottsbluff, NE News

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• Happy Memorial Day!!!
• Register now for SUMMER CAMPS!
• Congratulations, graduates!
• Who's getting ready to graduate?!!?
• Congratulations Cougar women's softball team!!!!
• Car Show and Open House May 5
• Thank you, Lockwood Foundation!
• WNCC Foundation Receives Gift from Lockwood Foundation
• Is everyone getting ready for finals?
• District Music Contest Results
• Today - WNCC's Business Incubatee Open House
• Congratulations to the 2012 Phi Theta Kappa inductees from Saturday's ceremonies.
• Check out page 5 of Creighton U's magazine online to read about our recent alum,...
• Are you on campus today for the District Music Contest? How's it going?
• WNCC 80th Annual Commencement
• Hey Scottsbluff Campus - do you need to register to vote? Or update a change in...
• WNCC Sidney Campus Student Awards Ceremony
• WNCC's 11th Annual Student Awards Ceremony
• Happy Friday the 13th!
• Self Defense Class
• WNCC Celebrates Week of the Young Child
• WNCC Signs MOU with USDA
• Who out there already registered for fall classes?!
• WNCC Hosts Mobile Vet Center April 18-19
• WNCC Musicians Perform with UNC Sax Quartet at Free Spring Concert
• Register NOW!
• Have a happy and safe Easter weekend. :)
• Registration for Summer AND FALL classes starts April 9!!!
• Back by Popular Demand - Poetry Alive!
• WNCC Hosts Second Criminal Justice Conference
• WNCC Names Criminal Justice Advisory Board
• College Co-Sponsors Regional Science Meet on Sidney Campus
• Anyone visit the Job Fair and now have an interview lined up?
• Circle K Pizza Party
• TODAY!
• It's JOB FAIR DAY! 3-7pm in the Harms Center...bring your best self and some ré...
• Follow us on Twitter! @WNCC
• It's officially spring! What's your favorite season?
• Severe Weather Awareness Week Events
• Phi Theta Kappa Induction at Sidney Campus
• Need a job or want a better one?
• RSVP today if you're thinking about attending WNCC. Free dinner and loads of info!
• How do you feel about your midterm grades, everyone? Were they what you wanted?
• Vocal Music Majors Perform March 25
• Come cheer on the No. 1 seeded Cougars tonight, during our own Madness in March!
• It's Spring Break! Have a safe and enjoyable week off, students!
• Go Lady Cougars!
• Look for an important insert in the Friday edition of the Star-Herald ...
• HUGE sale in the Cougar Bookstore! Save 25% on all WNCC clothing and gifts duri...
• Monumental Rock Combo Touring Area High Schools
• We're starting a new radio campaign tomorrow. If you hear one of our spots, tell...
• Kick-Off for Foundation Annual Campaign March 7
• Happy Leap Year!
• The Alliance Campus is closed right now due to weather (no evening classes today...
• We’ve added even more scholarships to our list of those offered by outside organ...
• It's GALA NIGHT! Break a leg, vocal music students and performers!!
• Did you know?
• Medication Aide class announced in Lewellen! Register today!
• We’ve added some new scholarships to our outside scholarship list on the website...
• There are just a few tickets left for Friday's Gala performance! Get them now!...
• Ribbon Cutting for our Incubator is tomorrow morning! Join us for coffee and do...
• WNCC Sidney Campus Closed all day Monday - no classes today
• SIDNEY Campus ONLY - 2 hour delayed start today!
• Women's Basketball v. Northeast Nebraska
• Men's Basketball v. Northeast Nebraska
• We are ONE "like" away from 1000!! Who's going to be the 1000th?
• The Gala is right around the corner, but so are a lot of other performances! Ma...
• Ribbon Cutting for WNCC's New Business Incubator during National Entrepreneurshi...
• Did you Cream A Teacher? If so, who'd you hit?
• WNCC Forensics (Speech) Team Competes in Flatland Forensics Tournament at LCCC h...
• The WNCC SIDNEY CAMPUS is Closing at 2:00 p.m. today.
• Stop by and visit the WNCC booth at the 2012 KNEB Farm & Ranch EXPO this Friday...
• Will Punxsutawney Phil see his shadow tomorrow morning?
• Congratulations to WNCC Vocal Music Director Rita Stinner for being named the Sc...
• WNCC former basketball player Bobby Jackson is now an assistant coach with the S...
• Former WNCC nursing student Thadius Didier loses nearly 170 pounds in his transf...
• WNCC graduate and former Spectator staff member Julie (Preston) Dempster were fe...
• Adult Education Tutor
• The No. 2 Western Nebraska Community College volleyball team will face No. 14 No...
• Rita Stinner's *AMAZING* students are performing twice this weekend for the Vars...
• How many WNCC friends out there are running in the Fall Frolic tomorrow? If you...
• What are your plans for Fall Break?
• Who says there's no such thing as a free lunch? Come to the Harms Advanced Tech...
• SB students -- Are you thinking about transferring to the University of Colorado...
• Saturday, October 15 -- Celebrate WNCC -- Full day of events!
• Volleyball action right now! #1 in the country Lady Cougars are taking on #2 We...
• Stop by The Pit today from 10-1 to meet with over a dozen 4-year schools!
• Thursday 9/21: Transfer Advising Day! From 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., meet with r...
• Governor Heieneman poses with the 15-0 Cougar Volleyball Team after winning agai...
• Governor Heineman named Honorary Cougar Coach for the 2011-2012 Women's Volleyba...
• There's a huge volleyball game tonight in Cougar Palace! The No. 1 ranked Couga...
• We are having a very special guest at our Cougar volleyball game this coming Mon...
• Pit Stop today! Come hear live music at 12:15 p.m. in the Pit at the SB Campus....
• Did you know...it is National Adult Education and Family Literacy Week? The WNC...
• This Friday (9/2) is College Colors Day! Wear your blue and gold to show your...
• Former WNCC golfer Dave Johnson wins the Stroke Play/Amateur portion of the Scot...
• WNCC volleyball wins first two matches of season. They top Hillsborough 25-19, 2...
• A note on Handbooks (planners): They are available all semester in the Student...
• The Sidney Campus has power now and classes will meet as scheduled on Thursday!
• Hey students (new and returning) -- don't forget to "like WNCC" on Facebook. :)
• If you only take WNCC classes online and would like a Handbook (planner), please...
• If you're a student at the Scottsbluff Campus and did not pick up a Handbook (pl...
• Back to School for Scottsbluff - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Mark your calendars...October 15 is going to be a BIG day at WNCC! Stay posted...
• Bleacherreport.com talks about WNCC! The first person to post the adjective the...
• The Cougar volleyball team is holding an all-you-can eat pancake feed on Sunday,...
• Scottsbluff Campus Students, Faculty & Staff -- come to the Pit on Monday to pic...
• Tell us...how was your first day of class?
• Classes start tomorrow!!
• Faculty in-service was today...students are starting to fill our campuses...good...
• WNCC graduate Christopher Baker, a All-USA Today Academic Team, Half Century Coc...
• Do you have questions about scholarships or financial aid? Call us and we'll hel...
• Do you have questions about scholarships or financial aid? Call us and we'll he...
• The Lady Cougar Volleyball team tops the preseason polls!
• Come see us at the SB Co. Fair! Play our rubber duck game and try to win a seas...
• Our new magazine - CareerFocus - is now an eZine on our homepage! Check it out:...
• The Scotts Bluff County Fair is around the corner...come and check out WNCC's bo...
• Have you received your CareerFocus magazine in the mail? Send us your feedback...
• Buddy the Cougar had a GRRRREAT time at the parade and loved seeing so many children in one morning!
• Look for WNCC and Buddy the Cougar in the Oregon Trail Days Parade this Saturday!! "Celebrating 90 Years of History"
• Meet our new Vice President of Student Services -- Sue Yowell. The Star Herald ran a story about her. If you see Sue around town, welcome her to the Valley!
• Check out this feature story on WNCC alum, Francisco Leandro, and his pursuits in minor league baseball and becoming a U.S. citizen.
• WNCC is a proud hole sponsor of the annual Thelma Jones Memorial Golf Scramble today!
• Follow us on twitter! @wncc
• Stay tuned for the Spring 2011 President's and Dean's Lists...
• WNCC President Dr. Todd Holcomb quoted in Omaha World-Herald regarding NCCA
• Page 2 of the brochure, showing each camp offered this summer!
• 2011 Summer Youth Camps announced! This is a two part post -- see both photos for brochure details!
• Summer classes begin June 6! Apply and enroll today! There's no fee to apply at WNCC. Check out web site for class offerings.
• WNCC's 79th Commencement is about to begin! Congratulations to all our graduates!!!
• Schedule change for Baseball -- Due to the high winds, Saturday's game with Trinidad has been moved to Sunday, and Sunday's game with Lamar has been moved to Monday.
• Tonight, don't miss WNCC's annual spring bands concert, free and open the public, at 7:00 p.m. in the WNCC Theatre. The featured groups include Western Nebraska Winds, Monumental Rock Combo, and Fire in the Pan Swingers, as well as a special g
• Don't miss your last chances to visit the Remembering Our Fallen exhibit. Come to Cougar Palace on Saturday or Sunday from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
• Congratulations to Gering and WNCC graduate Stacie Meisner who was named the student commencement speaker at the University of Alaska Anchorage graduation. Stacie played volleyball at Gering, WNCC and UAA. Read the story at Another success story from WN
• Register for Summer and Fall Classes! wncc.edu
• There are many classes that serve the community at the Harms Center on the WNCC campus. One such class, the Grain Bin Rescue Class, was held Thursday. Here is a short video of part of the class. Anyone wishing to inquire about upcoming community educatio
• If you missed Poetry Alive! on Wednesday night, you have one more chance to see them as they perform Thursday in the pit at the college at noon. They got the crowd involved in poetry and it was humorous and good. Check out a glimpse of the video from Wed
• Only a couple more days left in March and when April rolls around, that means it is April 1 or April Fools Day. What was your most humorous April Fool that was played on you or that you played on someone else?
• Do you have a favorite WNCC instructor that is deserving of the Phi Theta Kappa Excellence in Teaching Award. Nominations are now open for this huge honor. Check out the nomination form at . Nominations are due April 12
• Revised Spring Fever Volleyball schedule. 11:30 game has WNCC freshman playing Chadron State. After that, both wncc teams will play at 2, 3 and 4 p.m., including a matchup between the WNCC freshmen and sophomores at 3 p.m. Watch the games video streamed
• Don't forget, the Cougar softball team plays their first home game of the season today, March 17, at 1 p.m. against Black Hills State. The game is at Volunteer Field in Scottsbluff, located behind the baseball field off of West 20th, west from the W
• Happy St. Patrick's Day to everyone. May you find a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.
• Remember, before going to bed Saturday night, change your clocks a hour ahead as Daylight Savings Time begins. What does that mean, we lose an hour of relaxation on Sunday.
• Guess what, It is Spring Break for the students at WNCC. So, what are you planning to do over the week off for Spring Break?
• Former Gering High School graduate and WNCC student will perform for Theatre West on Saturday at the Midwest Theater. These are pictures of Sal in a Master Class at WNCC on Thursday.
• The WNCC Women's basketball team looks to advance to the finals of the Region IX Basketball tournament in Casper, Wyo. as they take on Casper College tonight (Wednesday at 7 p.m.. The last two games saw WNCC win both games in overtime. Listen live o
• Nicole Fossand, Jayme Haugen, Shelbie Rose
• Titus Kautz and Nicole Fossand
• Collegiate Choral
• Varsity Vocalize with soloists Dusty Hall and Kayla Petersen
• Varsity Vocalize with soloists Titus Kautz, Nicole Fossand and Shelbie Ross
• Performers include Tommy Briggs, Ben Luckinbill, Titus Kautz, Zaid Lamas, Matt Osmotherly, Sam Zitterkopf and Dusty Hall.
• WNCC women's basketball team opens Region IX tournament play on Saturday at 5 p.m. in Casper, Wyo. The Cougars first-round opponent is Central Wyoming College. Action can be heard on Wild Country 106.9 FM. A win Saturday pushes the Cougars into a 5
• WNCC men's basketball team begins Regon IX tournament action Saturday in Norfolk against Gillette College. Action begins at noon (our time). The action can be heard on KOZY 101.3 FM. Go Cougars.
• WNCC theater department will present A Midsummer Night's Dream march 45, 5, 11 & 12 at 7:30 p.m. and march 13 at 2 p.m. in the WNCC theater. General Admission is $5 and free to WNCC students and staff with ID.
• At halftime of the WNCC and NJC men's basketball game on Saturday, the WNCC volleyball team will be honored and presented with their national championship rings. The men's game is slated for a 2 p.m. tip-off. So, come out as we all celebrate th
• Last home game on Saturday for the six Cougar sophomore basketball players -- Hauns Brereton and Joe Stock for the men's team and Shelby Campbell, Thais Pinto, Tiffany Moorer and Carolina Alves for the women's team. Women's game with NJC b
• Congratulations WNCC volleyball coach Giovana Melo for being selected as a AVCA 30 under 30 for the third straight year. Read story at the AVCA website at
• CANCELLATION NOTICE: The EN Thompson Lecture, scheduled for tonight (2/23) at 6:00 p.m. at the John N. Harms Advanced Technology Center, is cancelled. The Nebraska Humanities Council regrets this unforeseen change and late notice.
• WNCC women capture 25th win of the season with win over Central Wyoming. Read story here
• WNCC baseball splits doubleheader with Barton. Read story here
• WNCC men's basketball team capture big win against Otero. Read story here
• WNCC women's basketball pick up 24th win of the season over Otero. Read story here
• WNCC softball team drops two at Midland Tourney, read story here
• Emerging Voices, a journal of literature and art at WNCC, invites students, staff, and the public to an open microphone event hosted by Hanlon House in Scottsbluff. The event will be held Saturday, February 26 from 2 to 4 p.m. at 1920 First Avenue in Sco
• Upward Bound and PRIDE, along with the Scottsbluff German and Spanish Clubs, are holding a Canned Food Drive. Donations can be dropped off in the EYE-Shocking Green and Black box in the Williams Building Tuesday through Friday, February 18. There will al
• WNCC men's and women's basketball teams host Casper College tonight (Tuesday). Women's contest begins at 5:30 p.m. with men to follow. it is also Hoops for Hunger where individuals bringing a non-perishable food item will get $1 off admiss
• Just a reminder, the WNCC baseball team opens the season today when they host the Colorado University Club team at Gering's Oregon Trail Park beginning at 1 p.m. Come out and watch the Cougar men !!!!!! Let's Play Ball.
• Emerging Voices will have a Open Microphone performance on Saturday, Feb. 26 from 2-4 p.m. at the Hanlon House located at 1920 1st Ave in Scottbluff. Individuals can read poetry or poise.
• Weather Bulletin: Due to the snow, WNCC-Scottsbluff will have a late start on Tuesday, Feb. 9, with classes beginning at 9:30 a.m.
• WNCC will host a Criminal Justice Career Conference on Feb. 2 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the HATC. The conference will expose high school and college students to local and state law enforcement agencies.
• Wednesday night classes have been canceled due to the winter weather. Stay tuned to your radio, phone or this facebook page if there are any changes in the schedule for Thursday.
• WNCC wants to say congratulations to Miss Nebraska Teresa Scanlan the new Miss America!!! You make western Nebraska proud!!!!
• Just to let everyone know, the men’s and women’s basketball games against Lamar Community College tonight will be video streamed on the internet through Lamar Community College. The link to watch our Cougar teams against Lamar is www.lamartvc
• The Ezinma Piano Trio from Lincoln will be performing on the WNCC stage this Sunday (January 16th) at 2 p.m. It is a free performance. The performance was just added late last week. More information to follow.
• The WNCC men's and women's basketball team will get back in action Tuesday, Jan. 11 when they host the border war with EWC. The Cougar women, 14-0, will face the Lady Lancers at 5:30 p.m. followed by the men's game. Cougar softball team ch
• First day of classes for the spring semester begins on Tuesday, Jan. 11. Don't forget to attend if you signed up.
• What were your top memories of 2010 at WNCC?
• Happy New Year to Everyone from WNCC. Hope 2010 was wonderful and 2011 will even be more spectacular.
• Star-Herald In early December, the Star-Herald ran a story about Western Nebraska Community College students from the west African nation of The Gambia. Star-Herald > News > Tragedy, a Muslim holiday led to interfaith dialogue www.starherald.com
• Happy Holidays, Merry Christmas, and Happy New Year to everyone from the entire staff, faculty, administration and even students from Western Nebraska Community College. Hope your holiday season is filled with joy and happiness. Again, Happy Holidays eve
• The WNCC women's basketball team finished the first semester with a perfect 14-0 record and are ranked No. 17 in the nation. Congratulations ladies!!!
• Join the Western Nebraska Winds and the WNCC Forensics (Speech) Team for an evening of musical and spoken performances on Monday, Dec. 13 from 7-8:30 p.m. The location is the WNCC theatre.
• Two more nights of the Christmas Carol. Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. Admission is free. The WNCC production is playing that Midwest Theater in downtown Scottsbluff.
• Don't forget the WNCC men will host a Thanksgiving Classic beginning Thursday and running through Saturday. Four GOOD men's teams will be here. WNCC plays at 7 p.m. Thursday against Williston State and EWC against Indian Hills at 5. The gam
• What are you thankful for this Thanksgiving?
• Thanksgiving Holiday Schedule: No classes on Wednesday. College closes for the holiday break at noon on Wednesday. Basketball tournament will be going on Thursday night through Saturday night. Classes resume on Monday, Nov. 29.
• Western Trails Conference One Acts taking place today, Tuesday, at WNCC. Good Luck to all the One Act participants!!!
• Volleyball team will be arriving back in Scottsbluff around 10:45 to 11 a.m. Come out to great the NATIONAL CHAMPIONS at Cougar Palace. There will be an escort for them into town back to the college. Fans are meeting at Frank Implement in Scottsbluff
• WNCC Fire in the Pan Swingers will be performing in Lincoln at theperforming at the state music educators conference this weekend.
• WNCC volleyball kicks off their national tournament run today, Thursday, at 2 p.m. MST time against Wallace State-Hanceville. You can listen to the game on KOZY 101.3 FM or kozy1013.com. Game is also video streamed live through the NJCAA.
• Photos from Saturday's Fall Ball are now online at the WNCC Activities photo site. View them here
• Upward Bound is having a Schwan’s Food fundraising activity. Now through November 13, orders for Schwan’s placed directly with any local Upward Bound student (Gering, Minatare, Mitchell, and Scottsbluff high schools) will help support the
• Western Nebraska Community College Vocal Music Program presents the classic Gian Carlo Menotti Christmas opera Amahl and the Night Visitors at the Midwest Theater in Scottsbluff on Dec. 3 and 4. Tickets are free, as the performance is a Christmas gift t
• Coming event on Saturday at the Gering Civic Center -- WNCC Fall Ball with the college instrumental groups. Event at the Gering Civic Center and tickets are almost sold out. Will post photos of the event after it is finished.
• Public send-off, congratulatory celebration for the Region IX champion volleyball team will be this Saturday during halftime of the men's basketball game. Tip-off is slated for 3 p.m. Because of the celebration, admission to the game is free for eve
• What a big win for the No. 7 WNCC volleyball team as they dropped No. 2 Iowa Western Community College. The student body and fans really got into the game. Check out these photos of the fans!!
• WNCC will present it's fall play "The Miss Firecracker Contest" Friday and Saturday Oct. 1-2 at 7:30 p.m., and then Oct. 8-9 at 7:30 p.m. and then Oct. 10 at 2 p.m. Come out and watch some talented actors and actresses.
• The WNCC baseball and softball team will "Go To Bat for Team Ashtyn" on Sunday from 4-6 p.m. at Cleveland and Volunteer Field. Individuals can hit against any college pitcher, or catch flies, as well as have their throws timed for a fee. All pr
• Gering council OKs new utility rates starting Oct. 1
• Flu shots recommended earlier
• Mickey takes the bench
• Downtown business owner meeting raises questions
• Census data shows Panhandle increases in some areas
• Singers prep for showcase, life
• Avenue B section re-opens after renovation
• National economy ‘moving forward’
• Geil School ribbon cutting set for Friday morning
• Letters for Santa
• Aurora Loan employees laid off, other jobs offered
• Alcohol decision concerns local officials
• Kiwanis hosts a day for children and families
• Pipeline bisecting state would create jobs, add tax revenue but has risks
• Avenue B section re-opens after renovation
• Western Nebraska seeks answer to promoting tourism
• Scottsbluff High forensic team receives national recognition
• Roundup Ready sugar beet issue still in limbo
• Arrests made in Gering drive-by shooting
• Local groups, family honored by Omaha World-Herald
• Residents urged to ‘move’ to end Alzheimer’s
• Singers prep for showcase, life
• Alcohol back at state parks
• Tuesday’s fire deemed accidental
• Alcohol decision concerns local officials
• Pipeline bisecting state would create jobs, add tax revenue but has risks
• Western Nebraska seeks answer to promoting tourism
• Scottsbluff High forensic team receives national recognition
• Roundup Ready sugar beet issue still in limbo
• Arrests made in Gering drive-by shooting
• Gering council OKs new utility rates starting Oct. 1
• Flu shots recommended earlier
• Mickey takes the bench
• Regional West to begin drive-through clinics this week
• National economy ‘moving forward’
• Marathon Oil Co. ordered to fix groundwater contami-nation at Sidney
• Geil School ribbon cutting set for Friday morning
• Downtown business owner meeting raises questions
• Avenue B section re-opens after renovation
• Census data shows Panhandle increases in some areas
• Letters for Santa
• Alcohol back at state parks
• Tuesday’s fire deemed accidental
• Alcohol decision concerns local officials
• Regional West to begin drive-through clinics this week
• Pipeline bisecting state would create jobs, add tax revenue but has risks
• Marathon Oil Co. ordered to fix groundwater contami-nation at Sidney
• Western Nebraska seeks answer to promoting tourism
• Local groups, family honored by Omaha World-Herald
• Scottsbluff High forensic team receives national recognition
• Letters for Santa
• Roundup Ready sugar beet issue still in limbo
• Study: Nebraska cessation programs can lead to savings
• Arrests made in Gering drive-by shooting
• Common Cause Nebraska celebrates anniversary
• New Western Nebraska Development Network to meet
• 112 students enroll in UNO’s new IT school
• Hiner joins Platte Institute Board of Directors
• Citizens’ group meets to discuss bond issue
• Gering council OKs new utility rates starting Oct. 1
• Wreck kills two near Torrington
• Downtown business owner meeting raises questions
• City mulls New Year’s fireworks
• Census data shows Panhandle increases in some areas
• County eyes HHS’ energy costs
• Chamber hosts tour of local man caves
• Budget cuts will impact justice system
• Residents urged to ‘move’ to end Alzheimer’s
• Scottsbluff High forensic team receives national recognition
• Letters for Santa
• Roundup Ready sugar beet issue still in limbo
• Study: Nebraska cessation programs can lead to savings
• Arrests made in Gering drive-by shooting
• Common Cause Nebraska celebrates anniversary
• Three men arrested as meth labs discovered in Alliance
• 112 students enroll in UNO’s new IT school
• Area residents reminded of scams
• Citizens’ group meets to discuss bond issue
• Loaded gun recovered from suspects in drive-by shooting
• Wreck kills two near Torrington
• City mulls New Year’s fireworks
• County eyes HHS’ energy costs
• Chamber hosts tour of local man caves
• Budget cuts will impact justice system
• Residents urged to ‘move’ to end Alzheimer’s
• Alcohol back at state parks
• Tuesday’s fire deemed accidental
• Alcohol decision concerns local officials
• New Western Nebraska Development Network to meet
• Pipeline bisecting state would create jobs, add tax revenue but has risks
• Hiner joins Platte Institute Board of Directors
• Western Nebraska seeks answer to promoting tourism
• Gering council OKs new utility rates starting Oct. 1
• Chamber hosts tour of local man caves
• Budget cuts will impact justice system
• Residents urged to ‘move’ to end Alzheimer’s
• Alcohol back at state parks
• Tuesday’s fire deemed accidental
• Alcohol decision concerns local officials
• Pipeline bisecting state would create jobs, add tax revenue but has risks
• Three men arrested as meth labs discovered in Alliance
• Western Nebraska seeks answer to promoting tourism
• Loaded gun recovered from suspects in drive-by shooting
• Scottsbluff High forensic team receives national recognition
• Letters for Santa
• Roundup Ready sugar beet issue still in limbo
• Study: Nebraska cessation programs can lead to savings
• Arrests made in Gering drive-by shooting
• Common Cause Nebraska celebrates anniversary
• Area residents reminded of scams
• 112 students enroll in UNO’s new IT school
• Citizens’ group meets to discuss bond issue
• Wreck kills two near Torrington
• City mulls New Year’s fireworks
• County eyes HHS’ energy costs
• Arrests made in Gering drive-by shooting
• Common Cause Nebraska celebrates anniversary
• Alcohol decision concerns local officials
• Letters for Santa
• 112 students enroll in UNO’s new IT school
• Pipeline bisecting state would create jobs, add tax revenue but has risks
• Citizens’ group meets to discuss bond issue
• Western Nebraska seeks answer to promoting tourism
• Harvest Festival draws the crowd despite the cold
• Wreck kills two near Torrington
• Scottsbluff High forensic team receives national recognition
• Scottsbluff council will consider second fireworks season
• City mulls New Year’s fireworks
• Roundup Ready sugar beet issue still in limbo
• Study: Nebraska cessation programs can lead to savings
• County eyes HHS’ energy costs
• Arrests made in Gering drive-by shooting
• Common Cause Nebraska celebrates anniversary
• Chamber hosts tour of local man caves
• 112 students enroll in UNO’s new IT school
• Budget cuts will impact justice system
• Citizens’ group meets to discuss bond issue
• Residents urged to ‘move’ to end Alzheimer’s
• Wreck kills two near Torrington
• Alcohol back at state parks
• City mulls New Year’s fireworks
• Tuesday’s fire deemed accidental
• County eyes HHS’ energy costs
• Alcohol decision concerns local officials
• Chamber hosts tour of local man caves
• Pipeline bisecting state would create jobs, add tax revenue but has risks
• Letters for Santa
• Budget cuts will impact justice system
• Western Nebraska seeks answer to promoting tourism
• Harvest Festival draws the crowd despite the cold
• Residents urged to ‘move’ to end Alzheimer’s
• Scottsbluff High forensic team receives national recognition
• Scottsbluff council will consider second fireworks season
• Alcohol back at state parks
• Roundup Ready sugar beet issue still in limbo
• Study: Nebraska cessation programs can lead to savings
• Tuesday’s fire deemed accidental
• Wreck kills two near Torrington
• Chamber hosts tour of local man caves
• City mulls New Year’s fireworks
• Budget cuts will impact justice system
• County eyes HHS’ energy costs
• Residents urged to ‘move’ to end Alzheimer’s
• Chamber hosts tour of local man caves
• Alcohol back at state parks
• Budget cuts will impact justice system
• Tuesday’s fire deemed accidental
• Residents urged to ‘move’ to end Alzheimer’s
• Alcohol decision concerns local officials
• Alcohol back at state parks
• Pipeline bisecting state would create jobs, add tax revenue but has risks
• Letters for Santa
• Tuesday’s fire deemed accidental
• Western Nebraska seeks answer to promoting tourism
• Harvest Festival draws the crowd despite the cold
• Alcohol decision concerns local officials
• Scottsbluff High forensic team receives national recognition
• Scottsbluff council will consider second fireworks season
• Pipeline bisecting state would create jobs, add tax revenue but has risks
• Letters for Santa
• Study: Nebraska cessation programs can lead to savings
• Western Nebraska seeks answer to promoting tourism
• Harvest Festival draws the crowd despite the cold
• Common Cause Nebraska celebrates anniversary
• Scottsbluff High forensic team receives national recognition
• Scottsbluff council will consider second fireworks season
• 112 students enroll in UNO’s new IT school
• Study: Nebraska cessation programs can lead to savings
• Citizens’ group meets to discuss bond issue
• Common Cause Nebraska celebrates anniversary
• Wreck kills two near Torrington
• 112 students enroll in UNO’s new IT school
• City mulls New Year’s fireworks
• Citizens’ group meets to discuss bond issue
• County eyes HHS’ energy costs
• Alcohol decision concerns local officials
• Gering football coach suspended
• Pipeline bisecting state would create jobs, add tax revenue but has risks
• September 16 celebration scheduled today
• Harvest Festival draws the crowd despite the cold
• Scottsbluff council will consider second fireworks season
• Study: Nebraska cessation programs can lead to savings
• Common Cause Nebraska celebrates anniversary
• 112 students enroll in UNO’s new IT school
• Citizens’ group meets to discuss bond issue
• Wreck kills two near Torrington
• City mulls New Year’s fireworks
• County eyes HHS’ energy costs
• Chamber hosts tour of local man caves
• Budget cuts will impact justice system
• Letters for Santa
• Residents urged to ‘move’ to end Alzheimer’s
• Public encouraged to tour Gering school
• Alcohol back at state parks
• Fiber Arts Fair ready for second year
• Tuesday’s fire deemed accidental
• Circle the Bluffs 2011 planning under way, volunteers sought
• Wreck kills two near Torrington
• City mulls New Year’s fireworks
• County eyes HHS’ energy costs
• Letters for Santa
• Chamber hosts tour of local man caves
• WNCC approves its budget, brings down property tax levies
• Budget cuts will impact justice system
• Torrington man charged a second time with making terroristic threats
• Residents urged to ‘move’ to end Alzheimer’s
• Public encouraged to tour Gering school
• Alcohol back at state parks
• Fiber Arts Fair ready for second year
• Tuesday’s fire deemed accidental
• Circle the Bluffs 2011 planning under way, volunteers sought
• Gering football coach suspended
• September 16 celebration scheduled today
• Harvest Festival draws the crowd despite the cold
• Scottsbluff council will consider second fireworks season
• Study: Nebraska cessation programs can lead to savings
• Common Cause Nebraska celebrates anniversary
• 112 students enroll in UNO’s new IT school
• Citizens’ group meets to discuss bond issue
• Gering football coach suspended
• September 16 celebration scheduled today
• Harvest Festival draws the crowd despite the cold
• Scottsbluff council will consider second fireworks season
• Study: Nebraska cessation programs can lead to savings
• Common Cause Nebraska celebrates anniversary
• 112 students enroll in UNO’s new IT school
• Citizens’ group meets to discuss bond issue
• Wreck kills two near Torrington
• Letters for Santa
• City mulls New Year’s fireworks
• Lombardo Orchestra to perform at Midwest Sunday
• County eyes HHS’ energy costs
• State game officials kill cougar near Hemingford
• Chamber hosts tour of local man caves
• WNCC approves its budget, brings down property tax levies
• Budget cuts will impact justice system
• Torrington man charged a second time with making terroristic threats
• Public encouraged to tour Gering school
• Fiber Arts Fair ready for second year
• Circle the Bluffs 2011 planning under way, volunteers sought
• Wreck kills two near Torrington
• Gering football coach suspended
• City mulls New Year’s fireworks
• September 16 celebration scheduled today
• County eyes HHS’ energy costs
• Harvest Festival draws the crowd despite the cold
• Chamber hosts tour of local man caves
• Scottsbluff council will consider second fireworks season
• Budget cuts will impact justice system
• Letters for Santa
• Lombardo Orchestra to perform at Midwest Sunday
• State game officials kill cougar near Hemingford
• Tax levy remains unchanged in smaller Gering city budget
• Attorney general travels to Gering for gang training
• Electrical short causes fire at Scottsbluff home
• WNCC approves its budget, brings down property tax levies
• Torrington man charged a second time with making terroristic threats
• Study: Nebraska cessation programs can lead to savings
• Public encouraged to tour Gering school
• Common Cause Nebraska celebrates anniversary
• Fiber Arts Fair ready for second year
• 112 students enroll in UNO’s new IT school
• Circle the Bluffs 2011 planning under way, volunteers sought
• September 16 celebration scheduled today
• Harvest Festival draws the crowd despite the cold
• Scottsbluff council will consider second fireworks season
• Letters for Santa
• Lombardo Orchestra to perform at Midwest Sunday
• State game officials kill cougar near Hemingford
• Tax levy remains unchanged in smaller Gering city budget
• Attorney general travels to Gering for gang training
• Electrical short causes fire at Scottsbluff home
• WNCC approves its budget, brings down property tax levies
• Torrington man charged a second time with making terroristic threats
• Public encouraged to tour Gering school
• Fiber Arts Fair ready for second year
• Circle the Bluffs 2011 planning under way, volunteers sought
• Gering football coach suspended
• Gering football coach suspended
• September 16 celebration scheduled today
• Harvest Festival draws the crowd despite the cold
• Scottsbluff council will consider second fireworks season
• Letters for Santa
• Local man expands horizons, education
• Problems still exist a year after digital TV switch
• Lombardo Orchestra to perform at Midwest Sunday
• State game officials kill cougar near Hemingford
• Tax levy remains unchanged in smaller Gering city budget
• Attorney general travels to Gering for gang training
• Electrical short causes fire at Scottsbluff home
• WNCC approves its budget, brings down property tax levies
• Torrington man charged a second time with making terroristic threats
• Public encouraged to tour Gering school
• Fiber Arts Fair ready for second year
• Circle the Bluffs 2011 planning under way, volunteers sought
• Torrington man charged a second time with making terroristic threats
• Public encouraged to tour Gering school
• Fiber Arts Fair ready for second year
• Tom O’Boyle suspended for three days
• Circle the Bluffs 2011 planning under way, volunteers sought
• Letters for Santa
• Gering football coach suspended
• SPS board to meet Monday
• September 16 celebration scheduled today
• ‘Family’ supports local woman facing cancer for second time
• Dalton man killed in car-pickup accident
• Local man expands horizons, education
• Problems still exist a year after digital TV switch
• Lombardo Orchestra to perform at Midwest Sunday
• State game officials kill cougar near Hemingford
• Tax levy remains unchanged in smaller Gering city budget
• Attorney general travels to Gering for gang training
• Electrical short causes fire at Scottsbluff home
• WNCC approves its budget, brings down property tax levies
• Problems still exist a year after digital TV switch
• Lombardo Orchestra to perform at Midwest Sunday
• State game officials kill cougar near Hemingford
• Tax levy remains unchanged in smaller Gering city budget
• Attorney general travels to Gering for gang training
• Electrical short causes fire at Scottsbluff home
• WNCC approves its budget, brings down property tax levies
• Torrington man charged a second time with making terroristic threats
• Tom O’Boyle suspended for three days
• Public encouraged to tour Gering school
• Letters for Santa
• Fiber Arts Fair ready for second year
• Correction
• Former Legacy Auto execs sue Toyota, local bank
• B&C Steel stars in State Fair’s success story
• SPS board to meet Monday
• ‘Family’ supports local woman facing cancer for second time
• Dalton man killed in car-pickup accident
• Local man expands horizons, education
• B&C Steel stars in State Fair’s success story
• SPS board to meet Monday
• ‘Family’ supports local woman facing cancer for second time
• Dalton man killed in car-pickup accident
• Local man expands horizons, education
• Problems still exist a year after digital TV switch
• Lombardo Orchestra to perform at Midwest Sunday
• State game officials kill cougar near Hemingford
• Tax levy remains unchanged in smaller Gering city budget
• Attorney general travels to Gering for gang training
• Electrical short causes fire at Scottsbluff home
• Letters for Santa
• WNCC approves its budget, brings down property tax levies
• Correction
• Torrington man charged a second time with making terroristic threats
• WING, NSP negotiating for involvement in task force
• Navy band to play free concert at Five Rocks
• Scottsbluff man dies in I-80 semi crash
• Former Legacy Auto execs sue Toyota, local bank
• Electrical short causes fire at Scottsbluff home
• FARM presents evolution of corn machinery
• Correction
• WING, NSP negotiating for involvement in task force
• Navy band to play free concert at Five Rocks
• Scottsbluff man dies in I-80 semi crash
• Former Legacy Auto execs sue Toyota, local bank
• B&C Steel stars in State Fair’s success story
• SPS board to meet Monday
• ‘Family’ supports local woman facing cancer for second time
• Dalton man killed in car-pickup accident
• Local man expands horizons, education
• Problems still exist a year after digital TV switch
• Lombardo Orchestra to perform at Midwest Sunday
• State game officials kill cougar near Hemingford
• Letters for Santa
• Tax levy remains unchanged in smaller Gering city budget
• Regent: Enrollment up for university system
• Attorney general travels to Gering for gang training
• Council approves one percent increase in budget
• SPS board to meet Monday
• Problems still exist a year after digital TV switch
• Letters for Santa
• ‘Family’ supports local woman facing cancer for second time
• Tax levy remains unchanged in smaller Gering city budget
• City budget calls for increased reserves
• Dalton man killed in car-pickup accident
• Attorney general travels to Gering for gang training
• Regent: Enrollment up for university system
• Local man expands horizons, education
• Electrical short causes fire at Scottsbluff home
• Council approves one percent increase in budget
• Problems still exist a year after digital TV switch
• Letters for Santa
• FARM presents evolution of corn machinery
• Tax levy remains unchanged in smaller Gering city budget
• 65 years of memories wrapped in vets’ honor flight
• Correction
• Attorney general travels to Gering for gang training
• City budget calls for increased reserves
• WING, NSP negotiating for involvement in task force
• Electrical short causes fire at Scottsbluff home
• Regent: Enrollment up for university system
• Navy band to play free concert at Five Rocks
• Council approves one percent increase in budget
• Scottsbluff man dies in I-80 semi crash
• FARM presents evolution of corn machinery
• Correction
• Former Legacy Auto execs sue Toyota, local bank
• WING, NSP negotiating for involvement in task force
• B&C Steel stars in State Fair’s success story
• Navy band to play free concert at Five Rocks
• SPS board to meet Monday
• Scottsbluff man dies in I-80 semi crash
• ‘Family’ supports local woman facing cancer for second time
• Former Legacy Auto execs sue Toyota, local bank
• Dalton man killed in car-pickup accident
• B&C Steel stars in State Fair’s success story
• Local man expands horizons, education
• Navy band to play free concert at Five Rocks
• Scottsbluff man dies in I-80 semi crash
• Former Legacy Auto execs sue Toyota, local bank
• B&C Steel stars in State Fair’s success story
• SPS board to meet Monday
• ‘Family’ supports local woman facing cancer for second time
• Dalton man killed in car-pickup accident
• Local man expands horizons, education
• Problems still exist a year after digital TV switch
• Letters for Santa
• 65 years of memories wrapped in vets’ honor flight
• City budget calls for increased reserves
• Regent: Enrollment up for university system
• Council approves one percent increase in budget
• FARM presents evolution of corn machinery
• Correction
• WING, NSP negotiating for involvement in task force
• Council approves one percent increase in budget
• FARM presents evolution of corn machinery
• Correction
• WING, NSP negotiating for involvement in task force
• Navy band to play free concert at Five Rocks
• Scottsbluff man dies in I-80 semi crash
• Former Legacy Auto execs sue Toyota, local bank
• B&C Steel stars in State Fair’s success story
• SPS board to meet Monday
• ‘Family’ supports local woman face cancer for second time
• Letters for Santa
• Dalton man killed in car-pickup accident
• Teens can lose driving privileges for MIP with new law
• Local man expands horizons, education
• Donahue car comes home
• Problems still exist a year after digital TV switch
• County commissioners to meet Tuesday
• 65 years of memories wrapped in vets’ honor flight
• City budget calls for increased reserves
• Regent: Enrollment up for university system
• ‘Family’ supports local woman face cancer for second time
• Scotts Bluff County is not immune to foreclosures
• Dalton man killed in car-pickup accident
• Teens can lose driving privileges for MIP with new law
• Donahue car comes home
• County commissioners to meet Tuesday
• 65 years of memories wrapped in vets’ honor flight
• City budget calls for increased reserves
• Regent: Enrollment up for university system
• Council approves one percent increase in budget
• FARM presents evolution of corn machinery
• Correction
• WING, NSP negotiating for involvement in task force
• Navy band to play free concert at Five Rocks
• Scottsbluff man dies in I-80 semi crash
• Former Legacy Auto execs sue Toyota, local bank
• Letters for Santa
• B&C Steel stars in State Fair’s success story
• Correction
• SPS board to meet Monday
• Western-EPA negotiations lead to new efficiency
• Regent: Enrollment up for university system
• Council approves one percent increase in budget
• FARM presents evolution of corn machinery
• Letters for Santa
• Correction
• Ruling doesn’t appear to have resolved city, police union insurance fight
• WING, NSP negotiating for involvement in task force
• New DHHS in-home philosophy gets established in Panhandle
• Navy band to play free concert at Five Rocks
• Wildfire contained with no property damage
• Scottsbluff man dies in I-80 semi crash
• Wildfire contained with no property damage
• Former Legacy Auto execs sue Toyota, local bank
• Big band tickets on sale
• B&C Steel stars in State Fair’s success story
• Correction
• Western-EPA negotiations lead to new efficiency
• Scotts Bluff County is not immune to foreclosures
• Teens can lose driving privileges for MIP with new law
• Donahue car comes home
• County commissioners to meet Tuesday
• 65 years of memories wrapped in vets’ honor flight
• City budget calls for increased reserves
• Wildfire contained with no property damage
• Big band tickets on sale
• Correction
• Western-EPA negotiations lead to new efficiency
• Scotts Bluff County is not immune to foreclosures
• Teens can lose driving privileges for MIP with new law
• Donahue car comes home
• County commissioners to meet Tuesday
• 65 years of memories wrapped in vets’ honor flight
• City budget calls for increased reserves
• Letters for Santa
• Regent: Enrollment up for university system
• Festivals scheduled over Labor Day weekend
• Council approves one percent increase in budget
• Nelson responds to dust-up with Heineman
• FARM presents evolution of corn machinery
• Correction
• WING, NSP negotiating for involvement in task force
• Ruling doesn’t appear to have resolved city, police union insurance fight
• New DHHS in-home philosophy gets established in Panhandle
• Navy band to play free concert at Five Rocks
• Wildfire contained with no property damage
• Scottsbluff man dies in I-80 semi crash
• Donahue car comes home
• Letters for Santa
• County commissioners to meet Tuesday
• Wyoming Guard recruitment too successful
• Photos still being accepted for contest
• Y getting ready for campaign
• 65 years of memories wrapped in vets’ honor flight
• Heritage to host annual Alzheimer’s Association Dinner today
• City budget calls for increased reserves
• Festivals scheduled over Labor Day weekend
• Regent: Enrollment up for university system
• Nelson responds to dust-up with Heineman
• Council approves one percent increase in budget
• Correction
• FARM presents evolution of corn machinery
• Ruling doesn’t appear to have resolved city, police union insurance fight
• New DHHS in-home philosophy gets established in Panhandle
• Wildfire contained with no property damage
• Wildfire contained with no property damage
• Big band tickets on sale
• Correction
• Western-EPA negotiations lead to new efficiency
• Scotts Bluff County is not immune to foreclosures
• Teens can lose driving privileges for MIP with new law
• Nelson responds to dust-up with Heineman
• Correction
• Ruling doesn’t appear to have resolved city, police union insurance fight
• New DHHS in-home philosophy gets established in Panhandle
• Wildfire contained with no property damage
• Wildfire contained with no property damage
• Big band tickets on sale
• Correction
• Western-EPA negotiations lead to new efficiency
• Letters for Santa
• Scotts Bluff County is not immune to foreclosures
• Scottsbluff dumps proposed trash changes
• Teens can lose driving privileges for MIP with new law
• WNCC names Sidney director
• Donahue car comes home
• Meister picks Anne Boyle as running mate partly because ‘she’s ornery’
• County commissioners to meet Tuesday
• Wyoming Guard recruitment too successful
• Photos still being accepted for contest
• Y getting ready for campaign
• 65 years of memories wrapped in vets’ honor flight
• Heritage to host annual Alzheimer’s Association Dinner today
• City budget calls for increased reserves
• Festivals scheduled over Labor Day weekend
• Western-EPA negotiations lead to new efficiency
• Letters for Santa
• Scotts Bluff County is not immune to foreclosures
• Scottsbluff dumps proposed trash changes
• Teens can lose driving privileges for MIP with new law
• WNCC names Sidney director
• Donahue car comes home
• Meister picks Anne Boyle as running mate partly because ‘she’s ornery’
• County commissioners to meet Tuesday
• Wyoming Guard recruitment too successful
• Photos still being accepted for contest
• Y getting ready for campaign
• Heritage to host annual Alzheimer’s Association Dinner today
• Festivals scheduled over Labor Day weekend
• Nelson responds to dust-up with Heineman
• Correction
• Ruling doesn’t appear to have resolved city, police union insurance fight
• New DHHS in-home philosophy gets established in Panhandle
• Wildfire contained with no property damage
• Wildfire contained with no property damage
• Big band tickets on sale
• Correction
• Festivals scheduled over Labor Day weekend
• Nelson responds to dust-up with Heineman
• Correction
• Ruling doesn’t appear to have resolved city, police union insurance fight
• New DHHS in-home philosophy gets established in Panhandle
• Wildfire contained with no property damage
• Wildfire contained with no property damage
• Letters for Santa
• Big band tickets on sale
• MIT academic camp opens Scottsbluff student’s eyes
• Correction
• English drovers explore American West
• Western-EPA negotiations lead to new efficiency
• Fire teaches grill safety lesson
• Scotts Bluff County is not immune to foreclosures
• Scottsbluff dumps proposed trash changes
• Teens can lose driving privileges for MIP with new law
• WNCC names Sidney director
• Donahue car comes home
• Meister picks Anne Boyle as running mate partly because ‘she’s ornery’
• County commissioners to meet Tuesday
• Wyoming Guard recruitment too successful
• Photos still being accepted for contest
• Y getting ready for campaign
• Heritage to host annual Alzheimer’s Association Dinner today
• Nelson responds to dust-up with Heineman
• Big band tickets on sale
• MIT academic camp opens Scottsbluff student’s eyes
• Correction
• Cougar sighted again
• English drovers explore American West
• Correction
• Fire teaches grill safety lesson
• Ruling doesn’t appear to have resolved city, police union insurance fight
• Western-EPA negotiations lead to new efficiency
• Scottsbluff dumps proposed trash changes
• New DHHS in-home philosophy gets established in Panhandle
• Scotts Bluff County is not immune to foreclosures
• WNCC names Sidney director
• Wildfire contained with no property damage
• Letters for Santa
• Meister picks Anne Boyle as running mate partly because ‘she’s ornery’
• Wildfire contained with no property damage
• MIT academic camp opens Scottsbluff student’s eyes
• Wyoming Guard recruitment too successful
• Big band tickets on sale
• English drovers explore American West
• Y getting ready for campaign
• Cougar sighted again
• Fire teaches grill safety lesson
• Heritage to host annual Alzheimer’s Association Dinner today
• Correction
• Scottsbluff dumps proposed trash changes
• Festivals scheduled over Labor Day weekend
• Western-EPA negotiations lead to new efficiency
• WNCC names Sidney director
• Nelson responds to dust-up with Heineman
• Scotts Bluff County is not immune to foreclosures
• Meister picks Anne Boyle as running mate partly because ‘she’s ornery’
• Correction
• Wyoming Guard recruitment too successful
• Ruling doesn’t appear to have resolved city, police union insurance fight
• Y getting ready for campaign
• New DHHS in-home philosophy gets established in Panhandle
• Heritage to host annual Alzheimer’s Association Dinner today
• Wildfire contained with no property damage
• Festivals scheduled over Labor Day weekend
• Wildfire contained with no property damage
• Letters for Santa
• Wildfire contained with no property damage
• Corporate leaders encouraged to be heroes
• Wildfire contained with no property damage
• English drovers explore American West
• Big band tickets on sale
• Fire teaches grill safety lesson
• Scottsbluff couple adds creative flavors to peanut butter
• Traffic flow to change at Avenue B intersection Monday
• Scottsbluff dumps proposed trash changes
• WNCC names Sidney director
• Meister picks Anne Boyle as running mate partly because ‘she’s ornery’
• Wyoming Guard recruitment too successful
• Y getting ready for campaign
• Heritage to host annual Alzheimer’s Association Dinner today
• Festivals scheduled over Labor Day weekend
• Cougar sighted again
• Nelson responds to dust-up with Heineman
• Letters for Santa
• Correction
• MIT academic camp opens Scottsbluff student’s eyes
• Ruling doesn’t appear to have resolved city, police union insurance fight
• Local briefs
• New DHHS in-home philosophy gets established in Panhandle
• Area’s first reading report card shows need for improvement
• Wyoming Guard recruitment too successful
• Y getting ready for campaign
• Heritage to host annual Alzheimer’s Association Dinner today
• Festivals scheduled over Labor Day weekend
• Letters for Santa
• Nelson responds to dust-up with Heineman
• MIT academic camp opens Scottsbluff student’s eyes
• Correction
• Airport in holding pattern with moratorium
• Local briefs
• Area’s first reading report card shows need for improvement
• Corporate leaders encouraged to be heroes
• English drovers explore American West
• Fire teaches grill safety lesson
• Scottsbluff couple adds creative flavors to peanut butter
• Traffic flow to change at Avenue B intersection Monday
• Scottsbluff dumps proposed trash changes
• WNCC names Sidney director
• Meister picks Anne Boyle as running mate partly because ‘she’s ornery’
• Traffic flow to change at Avenue B intersection Monday
• Scottsbluff dumps proposed trash changes
• WNCC names Sidney director
• Meister picks Anne Boyle as running mate partly because ‘she’s ornery’
• Wyoming Guard recruitment too successful
• Y getting ready for campaign
• Heritage to host annual Alzheimer’s Association Dinner today
• Letters for Santa
• MIT academic camp opens Scottsbluff student’s eyes
• DEQ plans to preclude use of aquifer near uranium mine
• Airport in holding pattern with moratorium
• Local briefs
• Area’s first reading report card shows need for improvement
• Corporate leaders encouraged to be heroes
• English drovers explore American West
• Fire teaches grill safety lesson
• Scottsbluff couple adds creative flavors to peanut butter
• Corporate leaders encouraged to be heroes
• English drovers explore American West
• Fire teaches grill safety lesson
• Scottsbluff couple adds creative flavors to peanut butter
• Traffic flow to change at Avenue B intersection Monday
• Scottsbluff dumps proposed trash changes
• WNCC names Sidney director
• Meister picks Anne Boyle as running mate partly because ‘she’s ornery’
• Letters for Santa
• MIT academic camp opens Scottsbluff student’s eyes
• Western Sugar Coop fined for Clean Water Act violations at Scottsbluff plant
• Police investigate shootings, stabbing
• Underage drinking keeps Chadron police busy
• DEQ plans to preclude use of aquifer near uranium mine
• Airport in holding pattern with moratorium
• Local briefs
• Area’s first reading report card shows need for improvement
• Area’s first reading report card shows need for improvement
• Corporate leaders encouraged to be heroes
• English drovers explore American West
• Fire teaches grill safety lesson
• Scottsbluff couple adds creative flavors to peanut butter
• Traffic flow to change at Avenue B intersection Monday
• Letters for Santa
• MIT academic camp opens Scottsbluff student’s eyes
• Western Sugar Coop fined for Clean Water Act violations at Scottsbluff plant
• Police investigate shootings, stabbing
• Underage drinking keeps Chadron police busy
• DEQ plans to preclude use of aquifer near uranium mine
• Airport in holding pattern with moratorium
• Local briefs
• Area’s first reading report card shows need for improvement
• Area’s first reading report card shows need for improvement
• Corporate leaders encouraged to be heroes
• Corporate leaders encouraged to be heroes
• English drovers explore American West
• English drovers explore American West
• Fire teaches grill safety lesson
• Fire teaches grill safety lesson
• Scottsbluff couple adds creative flavors to peanut butter
• Scottsbluff couple adds creative flavors to peanut butter
• Traffic flow to change at Avenue B intersection Monday
• Traffic flow to change at Avenue B intersection Monday
• Letters for Santa
• Letters for Santa
• MIT academic camp opens Scottsbluff student’s eyes
• MIT academic camp opens Scottsbluff student’s eyes
• New potential oil play sets off flurry of oil and gas leases in region
• New potential oil play sets off flurry of oil and gas leases in region
• Authorities have no leads in 2008 Vesper murder
• Authorities have no leads in 2008 Vesper murder
• Western Sugar Coop fined for Clean Water Act violations at Scottsbluff plant
• Western Sugar Coop fined for Clean Water Act violations at Scottsbluff plant
• Police investigate shootings, stabbing
• Police investigate shootings, stabbing
• Underage drinking keeps Chadron police busy
• Underage drinking keeps Chadron police busy
• DEQ plans to preclude use of aquifer near uranium mine
• DEQ plans to preclude use of aquifer near uranium mine
• Airport in holding pattern with moratorium
• Airport in holding pattern with moratorium
• Local briefs
• Local briefs
• Airport in holding pattern with moratorium
• Local briefs
• Area’s first reading report card shows need for improvement
• Corporate leaders encouraged to be heroes
• Scottsbluff couple adds creative flavors to peanut butter
• Traffic flow to change at Avenue B intersection Monday
• Letters for Santa
• MIT academic camp opens Scottsbluff student’s eyes
• Free session slated with USDA
• Davis looking to lead Third District
• New potential oil play sets off flurry of oil and gas leases in region
• Authorities have no leads in 2008 Vesper murder
• Western Sugar Coop fined for Clean Water Act violations at Scottsbluff plant
• Police investigate shootings, stabbing
• Underage drinking keeps Chadron police busy
• DEQ plans to preclude use of aquifer near uranium mine
• Police investigate shootings, stabbing
• Underage drinking keeps Chadron police busy
• DEQ plans to preclude use of aquifer near uranium mine
• Airport in holding pattern with moratorium
• Local briefs
• Area’s first reading report card shows need for improvement
• Corporate leaders encouraged to be heroes
• Letters for Santa
• Landmark Country Photo Contest nearing end
• MIT academic camp opens Scottsbluff student’s eyes
• Free session slated with USDA
• Davis looking to lead Third District
• New potential oil play sets off flurry of oil and gas leases in region
• Authorities have no leads in 2008 Vesper murder
• Western Sugar Coop fined for Clean Water Act violations at Scottsbluff plant
• Police investigate shootings, stabbing
• Underage drinking keeps Chadron police busy
• DEQ plans to preclude use of aquifer near uranium mine
• Airport in holding pattern with moratorium
• Local briefs
• Letters for Santa
• CSC ranked by U.S. News and World Report
• WNCC marks upgrades, sees record enrollments
• Landmark Country Photo Contest nearing end
• MIT academic camp opens Scottsbluff student’s eyes
• Free session slated with USDA
• Davis looking to lead Third District
• New potential oil play sets off flurry of oil and gas leases in region
• Authorities have no leads in 2008 Vesper murder
• Western Sugar Coop fined for Clean Water Act violations at Scottsbluff plant
• Underage drinking keeps Chadron police busy
• DEQ plans to preclude use of aquifer near uranium mine
• Letters for Santa
• Grand jury convenes in Sidney shooting death
• CSC ranked by U.S. News and World Report
• WNCC marks upgrades, sees record enrollments
• Landmark Country Photo Contest nearing end
• MIT academic camp opens Scottsbluff student’s eyes
• Free session slated with USDA
• Davis looking to lead Third District
• New potential oil play sets off flurry of oil and gas leases in region
• Authorities have no leads in 2008 Vesper murder
• Western Sugar Coop fined for Clean Water Act violations at Scottsbluff plant
• Police investigate shootings, stabbing
• Underage drinking keeps Chadron police busy
• Letters for Santa
• GHS Booster Club to host annual kick-off picnic Aug. 19
• Roundup Ready sugar beet issue remanded to APHIS
• Grand jury convenes in Sidney shooting death
• CSC ranked by U.S. News and World Report
• WNCC marks upgrades, sees record enrollments
• Landmark Country Photo Contest nearing end
• MIT academic camp opens Scottsbluff student’s eyes
• Free session slated with USDA
• Davis looking to lead Third District
• New potential oil play sets off flurry of oil and gas leases in region
• Authorities have no leads in 2008 Vesper murder
• Western Sugar Coop fined for Clean Water Act violations at Scottsbluff plant
• Police investigate shootings, stabbing
• Dalton man carves up his time in retirement
• Country Current to perform in September
• Letters for Santa
• GHS Booster Club to host annual kick-off picnic Aug. 19
• Dalton man carves up his time in retirement
• Roundup Ready sugar beet issue remanded to APHIS
• Country Current to perform in September
• Grand jury convenes in Sidney shooting death
• GHS Booster Club to host annual kick-off picnic Aug. 19
• CSC ranked by U.S. News and World Report
• Roundup Ready sugar beet issue remanded to APHIS
• WNCC marks upgrades, sees record enrollments
• Grand jury convenes in Sidney shooting death
• Landmark Country Photo Contest nearing end
• CSC ranked by U.S. News and World Report
• MIT academic camp opens Scottsbluff student’s eyes
• WNCC marks upgrades, sees record enrollments
• Free session slated with USDA
• Landmark Country Photo Contest nearing end
• Davis looking to lead Third District
• MIT academic camp opens Scottsbluff student’s eyes
• New potential oil play sets off flurry of oil and gas leases in region
• Free session slated with USDA
• Authorities have no leads in 2008 Vesper murder
• Davis looking to lead Third District
• New potential oil play sets off flurry of oil and gas leases in region
• Authorities have no leads in 2008 Vesper murder
• Letters for Santa
• Country Current to perform in September
• GHS Booster Club to host annual kick-off picnic Aug. 19
• Roundup Ready sugar beet issue remanded to APHIS
• Grand jury convenes in Sidney shooting death
• CSC ranked by U.S. News and World Report
• WNCC marks upgrades, sees record enrollments
• Landmark Country Photo Contest nearing end
• MIT academic camp opens Scottsbluff student’s eyes
• Free session slated with USDA
• Davis looking to lead Third District
• Letters for Santa
• New type of ag business taking root in Panhandle
• Dalton man carves up his time in retirement
• GHS Booster Club to host annual kick-off picnic Aug. 19
• Roundup Ready sugar beet issue remanded to APHIS
• Grand jury convenes in Sidney shooting death
• CSC ranked by U.S. News and World Report
• WNCC marks upgrades, sees record enrollments
• Landmark Country Photo Contest nearing end
• MIT academic camp opens Scottsbluff student’s eyes
• Letters for Santa
• Two Sidney men face charges in counterfeiting
• Traditions continue at Greek Festival in Bridgeport
• New type of ag business taking root in Panhandle
• Dalton man carves up his time in retirement
• Country Current to perform in September
• GHS Booster Club to host annual kick-off picnic Aug. 19
• Roundup Ready sugar beet issue remanded to APHIS
• Grand jury convenes in Sidney shooting death
• CSC ranked by U.S. News and World Report
• WNCC marks upgrades, sees record enrollments
• MIT academic camp opens Scottsbluff student’s eyes
• Letters for Santa
• Suspect sought in Terrytown shooting
• Little interest seen in extended bar hours
• Two Sidney men face charges in counterfeiting
• Traditions continue at Greek Festival in Bridgeport
• New type of ag business taking root in Panhandle
• Dalton man carves up his time in retirement
• Country Current to perform in September
• Grand jury convenes in Sidney shooting death
• GHS Booster Club to host annual kick-off picnic Aug. 19
• Roundup Ready sugar beet issue remanded to APHIS
• Grand jury convenes in Sidney shooting death
• Letters for Santa
• Smith home for work session
• Minatare couple interrupted burglary attempt
• Letters for Santa
• Mitchell man arrested after car lands in canal
• Smith home for work session
• Suspect sought in Terrytown shooting
• Minatare couple interrupted burglary attempt
• Little interest seen in extended bar hours
• Mitchell man arrested after car lands in canal
• Two Sidney men face charges in counterfeiting
• Suspect sought in Terrytown shooting
• Traditions continue at Greek Festival in Bridgeport
• Little interest seen in extended bar hours
• New type of ag business taking root in Panhandle
• Two Sidney men face charges in counterfeiting
• Dalton man carves up his time in retirement
• Traditions continue at Greek Festival in Bridgeport
• Country Current to perform in September
• New type of ag business taking root in Panhandle
• GHS Booster Club to host annual kick-off picnic Aug. 19
• Dalton man carves up his time in retirement
• Roundup Ready sugar beet issue remanded to APHIS
• Country Current to perform in September
• Letters for Santa
• Contractors’ registration addendum
• Smith home for work session
• Minatare couple interrupted burglary attempt
• Mitchell man arrested after car lands in canal
• BMS remodeling ahead of schedule
• Suspect sought in Terrytown shooting
• Little interest seen in extended bar hours
• Two Sidney men face charges in counterfeiting
• Traditions continue at Greek Festival in Bridgeport
• New type of ag business taking root in Panhandle
• Dalton man carves up his time in retirement
• Country Current to perform in September
• GHS Booster Club to host annual kick-off picnic Aug. 19
• Roundup Ready sugar beet issue remanded to APHIS
• Letters for Santa
• SPS preschool registration Aug. 10
• City prepares dedication of cemetery for nation’s heroes
• Contractors’ registration addendum
• Smith home for work session
• Minatare couple interrupted burglary attempt
• Mitchell man arrested after car lands in canal
• BMS remodeling ahead of schedule
• Suspect sought in Terrytown shooting
• Little interest seen in extended bar hours
• Two Sidney men face charges in counterfeiting
• Traditions continue at Greek Festival in Bridgeport
• New type of ag business taking root in Panhandle
• Dalton man carves up his time in retirement
• Country Current to perform in September
• SPS preschool registration Aug. 10
• City prepares dedication of cemetery for nation’s heroes
• Contractors’ registration addendum
• Smith home for work session
• Minatare couple interrupted burglary attempt
• Mitchell man arrested after car lands in canal
• BMS remodeling ahead of schedule
• Suspect sought in Terrytown shooting
• Little interest seen in extended bar hours
• Two Sidney men face charges in counterfeiting
• Traditions continue at Greek Festival in Bridgeport
• New type of ag business taking root in Panhandle
• Dalton man carves up his time in retirement
• Country Current to perform in September
• Letters for Santa
• SPS preschool registration Aug. 10
• City prepares dedication of cemetery for nation’s heroes
• Contractors’ registration addendum
• Smith home for work session
• Minatare couple interrupted burglary attempt
• Mitchell man arrested after car lands in canal
• BMS remodeling ahead of schedule
• Suspect sought in Terrytown shooting
• Little interest seen in extended bar hours
• Two Sidney men face charges in counterfeiting
• Traditions continue at Greek Festival in Bridgeport
• New type of ag business taking root in Panhandle
• Letters for Santa
• PREC looking to future, thinking globally
• SPS preschool registration Aug. 10
• City prepares dedication of cemetery for nation’s heroes
• Contractors’ registration addendum
• Smith home for work session
• Minatare couple interrupted burglary attempt
• Mitchell man arrested after car lands in canal
• BMS remodeling ahead of schedule
• Suspect sought in Terrytown shooting
• Little interest seen in extended bar hours
• Two Sidney men face charges in counterfeiting
• Traditions continue at Greek Festival in Bridgeport
• Letters for Santa
• Dogs euthanized after Parvo case
• Mitchell schools planning for new school year
• PREC looking to future, thinking globally
• SPS preschool registration Aug. 10
• City prepares dedication of cemetery for nation’s heroes
• Contractors’ registration addendum
• Smith home for work session
• Minatare couple interrupted burglary attempt
• Mitchell man arrested after car lands in canal
• BMS remodeling ahead of schedule
• Suspect sought in Terrytown shooting
• Little interest seen in extended bar hours
• Letters for Santa
• Bedbugs have hitchhiked to Panhandle
• Dogs euthanized after Parvo case
• Mitchell schools planning for new school year
• PREC looking to future, thinking globally
• Contractors’ registration addendum
• SPS preschool registration Aug. 10
• Smith home for work session
• City prepares dedication of cemetery for nation’s heroes
• Minatare couple interrupted burglary attempt
• Contractors’ registration addendum
• Mitchell man arrested after car lands in canal
• Smith home for work session
• BMS remodeling ahead of schedule
• Minatare couple interrupted burglary attempt
• Mitchell man arrested after car lands in canal
• BMS remodeling ahead of schedule
• Letters for Santa
• School coaches turning to life coaches
• Letters for Santa
• Standoff at Alliance motel ends peacefully
• School coaches turning to life coaches
• Bedbugs have hitchhiked to Panhandle
• Standoff at Alliance motel ends peacefully
• Dogs euthanized after Parvo case
• Bedbugs have hitchhiked to Panhandle
• Mitchell schools planning for new school year
• Dogs euthanized after Parvo case
• PREC looking to future, thinking globally
• SPS preschool registration Aug. 10
• Mitchell schools planning for new school year
• City prepares dedication of cemetery for nation’s heroes
• PREC looking to future, thinking globally
• Letters for Santa
• School coaches turning to life coaches
• Standoff at Alliance motel ends peacefully
• Bedbugs have hitchhiked to Panhandle
• Dogs euthanized after Parvo case
• Mitchell schools planning for new school year
• PREC looking to future, thinking globally
• SPS preschool registration Aug. 10
• City prepares dedication of cemetery for nation’s heroes
• Contractors’ registration addendum
• BMS remodeling ahead of schedule
• Letters for Santa
• Consistency sought by city on liquor hours extension
• School coaches turning to life coaches
• Standoff at Alliance motel ends peacefully
• Bedbugs have hitchhiked to Panhandle
• Dogs euthanized after Parvo case
• Mitchell schools planning for new school year
• PREC looking to future, thinking globally
• SPS preschool registration Aug. 10
• City prepares dedication of cemetery for nation’s heroes
• SPS preschool registration Aug. 10
• City prepares dedication of cemetery for nation’s heroes
• SPS preschool registration Aug. 10
• City prepares dedication of cemetery for nation’s heroes
• Entries, children’s hopes are up at fair
• Camp Clarke Raiders host demonstration at monument
• Consistency sought by city on liquor hours extension
• Local couple raising seeds for future
• School coaches turning to life coaches
• Water to be shut off in Terrytown
• Standoff at Alliance motel ends peacefully
• Entries, children’s hopes are up at fair
• Bedbugs have hitchhiked to Panhandle
• Consistency sought by city on liquor hours extension
• Dogs euthanized after Parvo case
• School coaches turning to life coaches
• Mitchell schools planning for new school year
• Standoff at Alliance motel ends peacefully
• PREC looking to future, thinking globally
• Bedbugs have hitchhiked to Panhandle
• Dogs euthanized after Parvo case
• Mitchell schools planning for new school year
• PREC looking to future, thinking globally
• Letters for Santa
• Operation Christmas Child planning summer event
• Camp Clarke Raiders host demonstration at monument
• Local couple raising seeds for future
• Letters for Santa
• Water to be shut off in Terrytown
• Operation Christmas Child planning summer event
• Consistency sought by city on liquor hours extension
• School coaches turning to life coaches
• Standoff at Alliance motel ends peacefully
• Bedbugs have hitchhiked to Panhandle
• Dogs euthanized after Parvo case
• Mitchell schools planning for new school year
• Letters for Santa
• Packing for the ultimate 1800s road trip to be featured at NPVM
• Meister: Heineman ‘short on ideas’
• Operation Christmas Child planning summer event
• Camp Clarke Raiders host demonstration at monument
• Local couple raising seeds for future
• Water to be shut off in Terrytown
• Entries, children’s hopes are up at fair
• Consistency sought by city on liquor hours extension
• School coaches turning to life coaches
• Standoff at Alliance motel ends peacefully
• Bedbugs have hitchhiked to Panhandle
• Mitchell schools planning for new school year
• Letters for Santa
• Art gallery and studio is a family affair
• Packing for the ultimate 1800s road trip to be featured at NPVM
• Meister: Heineman ‘short on ideas’
• Operation Christmas Child planning summer event
• Camp Clarke Raiders host demonstration at monument
• Local couple raising seeds for future
• Water to be shut off in Terrytown
• Entries, children’s hopes are up at fair
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