KOLN-TV Lincoln - Fri Nov 06
A 25-year-old Kearney man has been found guilty of sexually assaulting two young girls.
Waldenbooks to close in JanuaryNorth Platte Bulletin - Fri Nov 06
Nearly 200 Waldenbooks stores in 44 states could close in January, including the one in the Platte River Mall of North Platte, as the parent company Borders attempts to 'right-size' operations, company officials announced Thursday.
Favorite Plains Recipes forThe Fence Post - Fri Nov 06
By Faith Harrold of Broken Bow, Neb. 12 c. popcorn 1 c. celery, chopped 1-1/2 c. cheddar cheese, shredded 2 c. mayonnaise 1 c. cooked crisp bacon, broken up 2 cans water chestnuts 1/2 c. onion 2/3 c. sugar Toss all ingredients except popcorn.
Neb. man in horse dragging case convicted of DUIKTIC - Thu Nov 05
Tyler Brockman pleaded no contest Wednesday in Buffalo County Court to DUI with a blood-alcohol content of more than 0.15 percent.
DUI conviction in horse draggingOmaha World-Herald - Thu Nov 05
A Kearney man accused of dragging a horse behind a stock trailer has been convicted of driving under the influence of alcohol.
Veteransa Day Holiday Refuse Collection ScheduleCity of Kearney - Thu Nov 05
The City of Kearney Sanitation Division announces that due to the upcoming Veteransa Day Holiday, Wednesday, November 11, 2009, the following changes will be in effect for the refuse collection system and the Kearney Area Solid Waste Agency Landfill: a Commercial businesses normally having garbage collection service on Wednesday will be collected ...
5 NRDs sued over groundwaterOmaha World-Herald - Wed Nov 04
Attorneys for Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District now have nine cases pending related to groundwater management by Platte Basin natural resources districts.
Road project delays irk senatorsOmaha World-Herald - Wed Nov 04
State senators complained loudly today about how federal red tape is holding up road-building projects across the state.
Sexual assault trial beginsOmaha World-Herald - Mon Nov 02
Two girls are expected to testify against their alleged attacker in a sexual assault trial.
Ravenna writer remembers 1918-1919 influenza victimsNorth Platte Bulletin - Sun Nov 01
In October 1919, the town of Ravenna was preparing for a huge homecoming for the returned soldiers of World War I. The war ended nearly a year before, but the celebration was postponed from its May 1919 date because many of the veterans hadn't returned yet.
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