Hemingford News

A Hemingford woman has been ordered to serve three years probation for stealing money from five different Hemingford Public School funds District Court Judge Leo Dobrovolny also ordered 49-year-old Jane Kuhn to ...

Photo by Deborah McCaslin Just as the sun was edging into the horizon and dawn was on the dew, the riders were off on day one of BRAN 28, the Tour of Excellence.

Mike Davies, of Cheyenne WY, has loved cars his whole life; driving them, working on them, showing them, and now collecting them.

Delivery will usually start within 2 business days unless another future date is indicated.

“THAT'S PROBABLY THE AREA, IF THEY DIDN'T GET FROZE OUT BEFORE THAT WE'RE PROBABLY CONCERNED WITH.”

TEMPERATURES DIPPED BELOW FREEZING FOR THE SECOND WEEKEND IN A ROW, GIVING RISE TO THE POTENTIAL FOR FURTHER DAMAGE TO SUGAR BEETS AND WHEAT. via KOTA Television

“The tractor was disassembled and all the components laid out for people to see, then put back together. Roughly 80-90 people rotated through to watch the process”

The Farm And Ranch Museum at Gering, Neb. "Seeking Guidance" by Kimmer High-Jepson won the... On the Trail My good friend Mike Blakely, an award winning... A sea of yellow and red: by Jo Chytka Hemingford, Neb. via The Fence Post

Donald Edward Walla, 78, of Brady and Gothenburg, died Monday, April 21, 2008, at his home. via Gothenburg Times

A Hemingford woman charged with five counts of theft for stealing money from five different Hemingford Public School funds has pleaded guilty to one felony count and will be sentenced June 25. via KRVN-AM Lexington

A 49-year-old woman accused of stealing money from five different Hemingford Public School funds has pleaded guilty to one count of theft. via KOLN-TV Lincoln

Schools in Nebraska's northern panhandle are also closed today as a late-season snow storm moves into the area. via KHGI

Alliance's Riley Essay wrestles Wayne's Sheldon Onderstal during a first-round match at 135 pounds Thursday in the first day of the Nebraska state tournament at the Qwest Center in Omaha. via Star-Herald

“Every age has a particular challenge that comes with it”

Janell Grant is an advanced practice registered nurse focusing on pediatrics and has been with Box Butte General since the beginning of January. via Star-Herald

The flu has finally struck the Panhandle, and is taking its toll on schools. The biggest impact so far is at Crawford, where Superintendent Merrell Nelson has cancelled elementary classes today because of ... via KNEB-AM Scottsbluff

A jury of six women and six men has been seated for the trial that begins this afternoon in Box Butte County District Court for an Alliance man accused of embezzling $154,000 from the New Alliance Bean and ... via KNEB-AM Scottsbluff

Another local small rural-attendance center will be closing its doors soon.Earlier this week, the Hemingford School Board voted unanimously to close the Cottonwood Creek Attendance Center located northeast of ... via KNEB-AM Scottsbluff

“WAPA officials identified the problem as actually being in our West Tenth Street Substation and they were able to power back to the rest of the panhandle.”

Alliance was in the dark for over four hours Tuesday morning, and close to eight thousand customers in Scottsbluff and Terrrytown were without power for at least thirty minutes early this morning. via KNEB-AM Scottsbluff

The general manager of the Hemingford Cooperative Telephone Company and Mobius Communications has resigned effective January 11. via KNEB-AM Scottsbluff

An Alliance man who earlier this year pled guilty to burglarizing the Westco Convenience Store in Alliance has been ordered to serve three to four years in prison. via KNEB-AM Scottsbluff

EMAIL ARTICLE Article Posted: 10/23/2007 8:06:39 AM Nebraska Crime Fighters to Benefit From Senate Legislation by Senator Ben Nelson Nebraska law enforcement officials statewide have told me that there are two ... via Southwest Nebraska News

In what citizens say was an unprecedented move, much of Chadron was shut down Thursday morning and surrounding communities were taking precautionary measures in the schools while police hunted for five ... via Star-Herald