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Postal Union Workers picket Thursday against changes to North Platte's facility
"Who's post office? The peoples' post office! What do we deserve? First class service!" said picketers to the cars passing by.
North Platte neighbors: Obituaries for April 18
Read through the obituaries published today in North Platte Telegraph.
Mid-Plains Board of Governors recognize team, club for for recent achievements
Mid-Plains Community College Board of Governors approved all action items at their Wednesday regular session meeting in McCook.
Stop at Gothenburg results in self-inflicted gunshot and death
A Wisconsin man attempting to flee deputies in Gothenburg last Monday has been named. He later died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound to his head during a high-speed chase.
'A historic election': Nebraska approaches first election with voter ID requirements
The May 14 primary election will mark the first election in the history of Nebraska for which voter ID will be required.
Man accused of threats and attack with machete is arraigned in Lincoln County District Court
A North Platte man accused of driving through town with a machete made his first appearance Tuesday in Lincoln County District Court.
Battle of the bards: 'Something Rotten' tickets on sale now
Two playwrights, both alike in dignity, in fair London where they lay the scene, Nick Bottom and William Shakespeare attempt to settle who will be remembered as the greatest writer of the 1590s.
Battle of the bards: 'Something Rotten' tickets on sale now
Two playwrights, both alike in dignity, in fair London where they lay the scene, Nick Bottom and William Shakespeare attempt to settle who will be remembered as the greatest writer of the 1590s.
Husker band taps NPHS alumni for drum major for 4th time in 5 years
Senior-to-be Annie von Kampen will be one of the 2024 Cornhusker Marching Band's drum majors. Fellow North Platte High School alums Jack Carlson and Anissa Hoffman will be rank leaders.
Bridge repair, asphalt overlay begins on L-56D south of Brady
Work began on Monday on Nebraska Link 56D, south of Brady, according to the Nebraska Department of Transportation.
North Platte home listings for people who need a lot of living space
Browse North Platte homes over 4,000 square feet in size.
North Platte neighbors: Obituaries for April 17
Read through the obituaries published today in North Platte Telegraph.
Cody Park tennis-pickleball rebuild OK’d; TIF study referred
Ten pickleball courts will be installed at the Kirkman Tennis Courts, with eight new tennis courts rebuilt or built anew on an expanded footprint on Cody Park's south side.
Unions invite public to Thursday picket to save North Platte post office
People are asked to gather from 4:30 to 6 p.m. Thursday around NebraskaLand Bank’s main bank, said Mike Gage, secretary-treasurer of the Midwest Nebraska Central Labor Council.
Newly listed homes for sale in the North Platte area
Browse through recently listed homes in the North Platte real estate market and find your next home!
February sales tax take in North Platte leaps by 34% over 2023
Meanwhile, Lincoln County’s 4% hotel-motel tax yielded a net $51,929 for countywide tourism promotion in February, 2.2% less than the same month in 2023.
Mark, Bridget Haneborg reach plea agreement in tax evasion case
In the plea agreement, Mark Haneborg, 55, pleaded no contest to the majority of the charges. In return, the state agrees to drop all charges against Bridget Haneborg, 45.
Full press conference from Nebraska's Matt Rhule from April 16, 2024
Full press conference from Nebraska's Matt Rhule from April 16, 2024
North Platte neighbors: Obituaries for April 16
Read through the obituaries published today in North Platte Telegraph.
North Platte homes for big families
North Platte homes with at least five bedrooms.
Lincoln County Board adds U.S. 83 'borrow pit' conditions
The County Board split 3-1 in favor of a conditional use permit to BSB Construction Inc. to supply U.S. 83 fill dirt from land owned by Trey and Dayna Wasserburger.
LB 388 makes school tax relief visible — but at a cost
LB 388 depends on $189.3 million in new funds for Nebraskans who claimed a K-12 school income tax credit to not lose ground as a direct discount takes its place.
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Union Pacific train derails at Chappell Sunday
A Union Pacific train derailment shut down U.S. Highway 30 in Chappell for several hours Sunday evening.
Slight risk for severe storms, hail, isolated storms for west-central Nebraska Monday
A "enhanced risk" for severe weather has been expanded to include all of north central Nebraska and a good portion of west-central Nebraska.
Year off to 'speedy start' for tickets on highways in Nebraska, State Patrol says
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3 Douglas County deputies injured during arrest of Omaha fugitive
Three Douglas County Sheriff's Office deputies sustained minor injuries last week while arresting an Omaha man wanted for felony theft and failure to appear for a drug test.
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