The Chadron and Crawford Volunteer Fire Departments, United States Forest Service, and Oelrichs/Ardmore, SD Volunteer Fire Departments battled a grassfire on Aug. 12. 

The Wayside area fire was near the Nebraska/South Dakota state line west of Highway 385, northwest of Chadron.&nbsp;

The fire started at 10 a.m. Friday and burned approximately 142 acres.&nbsp;

Fire crews battled the fire for seven hours.&nbsp;

Chadron Fire Chief Branden Martens said the the fire was accidentally started by a person.&nbsp;

Chadron, Crawford Volunteer Fire Departments battle grassfire 

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FS...1600 X 26  PAYLOADER TIRES...12 PLY......CAB FOR A JD TRACTOR......GRAIN DRILLS......CALL OR TEXT 308- 250-2650 FOR INFO

FS...ITALIAN GREYHOUND PUPPIES....READY BY LABOR DAY....CALL 308-458-2240...LEAVE MSG

GA...MOBILE HOME...NEED TO HAUL AWAY....760-1275

GARAGE SALE...1015 W 2ND...LOTS OF ALBUMS....MISC ITEMS...NOW UNTIL 5 PM TODAY ONLY

ESTATE SALE...E-29 MEADOWS....FINAL WEEKEND...COME AND TAKE A LOOK...MISC CABINETS...SMALL HUTCH...DIRT DEVIL VAC...MAKE OFFERS

GARAGE SALE....408 29TH STREET....LOTS OF TOYS...BOOKS...TODDLER BED...HIGH CHAIR....NICE CLOTHES....TODAY  7 PM....SAT...8-2

GA...3 PUPPIES...CATAHULA/GERMAN SHEP CROSS....760-8418

FS...MISTER CLEAN POWER WASH KIT....2003 NASCAR LARGE DRINK MUG....LOTS OF MISC SMALL ITEMS....COLLECTIBLES...ETC....760-9311

YARD SALE...904 EMERSON...LOTS OF OLD AND NEW ITEMS...TODAY UNTIL DONE....SAT..9-1

OPEN MIC FRIDAY AUGUST 12, 2022

Above is a list of the Box Butte County Fair events in Hemingford at the fair grounds.&nbsp;

This year's fair theme is "Rolling Through in 22".&nbsp;

Box Butte County Fair schedule of events 

FS...NICE WOOD TABLE WITH 6 CHAIRS...$250...760-1013

LF...TRAILER HOUSE TO BUY IN THE ALLIANCE AREA...308-225-0032

GARAGE SALE....FRIDAY AND SAT....408 29TH CIRCLE IN LAKEFIELD ADDITION....8 AM TIL 2 PM BOTH DAYS....MISC FURNITURE...BEDDING...SPRINGS...TOYS...TABLE AND CHAIRS.....COUCH...MISC ITEMS......760-7365 AFTERNOONS

LF...HELP IN MOVING A RECLINER INTO THEIR HOUSE AND TAKE THE OLD ONE OUT....760-1259

ON GOING GARAGE SALE.....1019 WEST 2ND....EVERYDAY....CALL FOR INFO...762-4948

FS...KENMORE 15K BTU WINDOW AC ...$75......FS..PAIR OF REAR TRACTOR TIRES...16.9 X 38.....65% TREAD....$700 FOR THE PAIR.....760-8471

HB....HEATHER IN SOUTH DAKOTA FROM DAD.....FS...NEW HITCH AND RECEIVER...$50.....FS..LARGE AIR COMPRESSOR...$75.....FS...SNOW BLOWER...WITH ELECT. START...$150....ALL ITEMS IN GOOD WORKING CONDITION....308-629-9384

FS...750 WATT POWER INVERTER...NEW IN BOX...$65....FS...ANTIQUE TRI FOLD MIRROR...$300....FS...2-15" ALUM RIMS OFF A DAKOTA...$30 FOR THE PAIR.....GA...5K BTU WINDOW AC...COME AND TAKE IT....GA...FREEZER JELL PACKS.....762-4411....760-4552

LARGE ESTATE SALE...EVERYDAY AT E-29 MEADOWS....NEW DIRT DEVIL VAC....LOTS OF HOLIDAY DECORATIONS....MISC CAMPING EQUIPMENT....LOTS OF KNITTING AND CROCHET ITEMS....HANDICAP ITEMS......DISHES...MOST ITEMS INSIDE

LF...METAL BABY GATE....TALLER STYLE......308-629-7833

FS...1999 DODGE DURANGO....4WD...RUNS GOOD...HIGH MILES...GOOD AROUND TOWN OR SCHOOL VEHICLE...HAS 3RD ROW SEATS.....$3500 OR BEST OFFER.....760-1933

OPEN MIC WEDNESDAY AUG. 10, 2022

LF...ODD JOBS OF ANY KIND....LF...15 X 6 FRONT TIRE FOR RIDING MOWER...760-5608

LF...SOMEONE TO FIX A ELECTRIC LIFT CHAIR....760-8018

LF...LICENSE PLATES...AUTO AND MOTORCYCLE....SPORTS CARDS.....402-670-1769

FS...8-5' STEEL FENCE POSTS..$3 EACH....FS...CEMENT BLOCKS...MAKE OFFERS....760-2830

FS...MAGNETIC QUEEN SIZE MATTRESS PAD...487-3712

LARGE ESTATE SALE...ALL WEEK AT E-29 MEADOWS...LARGE DRESSER...CABINETS......HOUSEHOLD ITEMS...NICE SET OF LAMPS...COME AND LOOK...MAKE OFFERS

LF...EGG CARTONS.....FS...EGGS....$1.50-$2 DOZ.....763-8230

LF...MAGAZINES FOR READING...NAT GEOGRAPHIC...NEBRASKA LAND....ALSO LOOKING FOR NOT WORKING ROTOTILLERS AND SNOW BLOWERS.....FS...SNOW BLOWER WITH ELECTRIC START...RUNS GOOD...$150.....FS...NEW HITCH AND RECEIVER...$50....FS...LARGE AIR COMPRESSOR..$75....629-9384

FS...OLDER KITCHEN CABINETS....32" X 28" WITH SINGLE DOOR...32" X 36"  WITH DOUBLE DOORS....MAKE OFFERS.....762-1801

OPEN MIC TUESDAY AUGUST9, 2022

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COLLECTION BASKET....PHONE IS NOW WORKING....762-3343 FOR INFO...HAVE MISC FURNITURE...FALL ITEMS COMMING IN...OPEN 9-2 MONDAY AND TUES...9TH AND BIGHORN

HB...KIMBERLY....FROM TOMMY...MOM...FROM JAMES AND THE KIDS AND GARY...AND THE FAMILY

LF...HEAVY DUTY MOVING BOXES....NEED 2-3.....FS....TWIN MATTRESS GOOD SHAPE...$25.....760-0941

FS...BABY, FEMALE CHIHUAHUA...VERY SMALL....308-299-0368

FS...UMBRELLA PLANT...5 1/2" TALL...$20....760-7195

GA...EGG CARTONS......FS....HITCH AND RECEIVER...$50....FS..LARGE AIR COMPRESSOR....$75......FS...GOOD WORKING SNOW BLOWER, WITH ELECTRIC START...$150.....LF...ROTOTILLERS OR SNOW BLOWERS THAT AREN'T WORKING....308-629-9384

FS...750 WATT POWER INVERTER...$65...NEW IN BOX....FS...ANTIQUE TRI FOLD MIRROR...$300.....FS...2-15" ALUM RIMS...$30 FOR BOTH....FS....1/2" IMPACT WRENCH....1/4" AND 3/8" AIR RACHETS...$125 FOR ALL 3.....GA...FREEZER JELL PACKS......GA...5K BTU WINDOW AC...323 SWEETWATER...762-4411...760-4552

LF...ODD JOBS OF ANY KIND...YARD WORK...PAINTING....FS...2-1940 DRESSERS, ONE  WITH MIRROR...$150....605-593-1248--ERIC

LF...OLDER SET OF ENCYCLOPIDA'S ....760-4454

GA...MOBILE HOME....NEEDS TO BE TOWED AWAY....760-1275

FS...COWBOY WOK....22" ROUND....NEW DISC....WITH STAND AND BOTTLE...760-2408

FS...ANTIQUE SOFA....FROM THE 1800'S OR EARLY 1900'S...RED VELVET...WITH NICE CARVINGS ON WOOD WORK...VERY GOOD CONDITION.,..$300....CAN SEND A PICTURE.....760-7110

STILL HAVE LOTS OF ITEMS ON ESTATE SALE...DISHES...LAMPS...APPLIANCES...CAMPING GEAR...SMALL RADIOS...LARGE SPEAKERS...NEW DVD PLAYER....VINTAGE ITEMS...JEWELRY....NEW DIRT DEVIL VAC...COMPOUND BOW....LADIES CLOTHES AND SHOES...L-XL.....WHEEL CHAIR...CABINETS.....MAKE OFFERS....E-29 MEADOWS

OPEN MIC MONDAY AUGUST 8, 2022

By Legacy of the Plains Museum in Gering

GERING – On Sunday, August 21st, the Legacy of the Plains Museum is holding its 3rd&nbsp;Annual Oregon Trail Wagon Train.&nbsp; The event is a continuation of Gordon Howard’s famous cookouts, with a ribeye steak, cheesy potatoes, baked beans, and roll.&nbsp; Ice cream is being added for dessert.&nbsp; &nbsp;

David Wolf, Executive Director at the Legacy of the Plains Museum is excited to have the event back after two years off.&nbsp;

“The Oregon Trail Wagon Train was such a hit in 2019.&nbsp; It was a beautiful night, great atmosphere, and wonderful food.&nbsp; We are excited to hold this event again in late August.”

Wolf says there have been some changes to the dinner, with a more family friendly approach.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;

“Since we had to move it to a Sunday, and are not going to have a concert afterwards, we are going to have more activities for families.&nbsp; We are going to have wagon rides, wooden horse roping, live animals, pedal tractors, and a lot more.”&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Tickets for the dinner are still available for just $50 for adults and $20 for kids 12 and under.&nbsp; Gates will open at 4:30 pm with the dinner bell ringing at 6:00 pm.&nbsp;

Annual Oregon Trail Wagon Train to be held in Gering

YARD SALE...F-3 TOWER PLAZA....TODAY UNTL 2 PM...LOTS OF MOVIES...DVD AND VHS...BIKES....KIDS CLOTHES...MISC ITEMS

FS...NEW IN BOX FIRE PIT...$20.....FS...NEW FISH CLEANING TABLE WITH FAUCET...$30......FS...LIKE NEW BEACH UMBRELLA...8' WIDE...$40...CALL 760-6115

HB...JESSICA-FRIDAY.......HB...PHILLIP-SUNDAY

GARAGE SALE...1019 W 2ND....EVERYDAY THIS WEEK...COME AND LOOK....762-4948...LF...PERSON WHO BOUGHT SHOP VAC LAST WEEKEND....THEY HAVE SOME ATTACHMENTS FOR YOU

GARAGE SALE...1409 BOISE...SAT...7-2...DINNING TABLE AND CHAIRS...RECLINER..CAMERA...KITCHEN ITEMS...MISC TOOLS.

LARGE ESTATE SALE.....MISC ITEMS 90+ YEARS OF ITEMS....SAT...8 AM TIL ?....E-29 MEADOWS...MAKE OFFERS

LF...EGG CARTONS......FS...SMALLER EGGS...CAN DELIVER TO TOWN....763-8230

FS...MAGNETIC,  QUEEN SIZE MATTRESS PAD....VERY GOOD CONDITON ....487-3712

FS...SNOW BLOWER...GOOD CONDITION...ELECTRIC START...$150.....FS...BOYS 20" BIKE...$50......FS...NEW HITCH AND RECEIVER...$50.....FS...LARGE AIR COMPRESSOR...$75.....308-629-9384

GARAGE SALE...TODAY--NOW UNTIL 3:30.....SAT AFTER 11 AM....MISC ITEMS...609 BLACK HILLS

FS...ELECTRIC DRYER.....FS...OLD FASHIONED MAYTAG,  RINGER WASHER.....FS...SMALL AIR CONDITIONER....FS...TABLE SAW....FS...SMALL ELECTRIC GRILL...SEE AT 720 W 10TH....LF...GOOD USED FULL SIZE BED...760-4336

OPEN MIC FRIDAY AUGUST 5, 2022

FS...HP LAPTOP....WITH BLUE RAY DVD AND 2 HARD DRIVES...RUNS ON WINDOWS 10....$400....GOOD CONDITION.....760-9680

FS...MISC. MOVIE POSTERS....$1 EACH....COME TO 820 TOLUCA

SUNDAY AUG. 7TH...AHS/ ST AGNES CLASS OF 59 PICNIC AT NELSONS...2310 CR 58 STARTS AT NOON....EVERYTHING IS PROVIDED.....MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR DECEASED CLASSMATES ....SAT.  10 AM  AT ALLIANCE CITY CEMETARY

FS...XBOX ONE WITH ONE CONTROLLER...760-0673

FOUND....CAR JACK AT 18TH AND BOX BUTTE....760-4404

FS...CEMENT BLOCKS....$1 EACH.....308-761-0739

FS...750 WATT POWER INVERTER..NEW IN BOX...$65....ANTIQUE TRI FOLD MIRROR...$300.... FS...2-15" ALUM RIMS OFF A DAKOTA...$30 FOR THE PAIR......FS...5K BTU WINDOW AC...$40.......FS..1/2" IMPACT WRENCH AND 1/4" AND 3/8" AIR RACHETS...$125 FOR ALL 3 .....GA...FREEZER JELL PACKS...762-4411....760-4552

HA...44TH...LIBBY AND RANDY...FROM MARIA AND NOAH

LEMMONADE STAND....1440 EMERSON....STARTING  AT 11:30 AM

OPEN MIC THURSDAY AUGUST 4, 2022

Alliance – August is National Dog Month. To celebrate, the Youth Book Club for grades 3-6 will share a discussion of “A Dog’s Purpose” by W. Bruce Cameron on Tuesday, August 23rd from 4:30-5:30 pm in the Community Room. Book kit copies are available for check out at the circulation desk for no charge.

STEAM Builders for grades K-5 on Tuesday, August 30th from 4-5 pm will build and create special projects together in the Community Room. A variety of building kits will be available during this activity and kits will remain at the library for future use.

LEGO Club will meet on Tuesdays, September 6th and 20th from 4-5 pm in the Community Room for Kindergarten and over. Registration is required for this activity with forms available at the circulation desk.

For more information, please contact Cynthia Horn, Children’s and Youth Services Librarian at 762-1387.

Alliance library to host multiple youth programs 

By Renae Blum/Nebraska Game and Parks Commission

Busy state parks are busy for a reason: There’s plenty to do and lots to see. But there are plenty of quieter parks, too. They still offer amenities and attractions that make for a fun day or weekend, but typically aren’t as packed with visitors.

Here are nine state parks to put on your list when you’re looking for peace and more relaxation.

Box Butte Reservoir State Recreation Area

In northwest Nebraska, visit Box Butte Reservoir State Recreation Area, which provides great water recreation in a beautiful, clear lake. Box Butte is a great choice for boating and camping. The area also provides good fishing, picnicking and some of the best birdwatching opportunities in the Panhandle.

Niobrara State Park is a hidden gem: It has all the amenities of a large state park, such as swimming pools, horseback riding, camping and cabins, but still is a quiet getaway. This scenic, tranquil park in northeast Nebraska offers a variety of outdoor experiences, including primitive and RV camping, picnicking, hiking, fishing, and wildlife viewing. The park also offers boat ramps.

Olive Creek State Recreation Area offers primitive camping, fishing in the 175-acre lake, boating, and plentiful picnicking opportunities. A lesser-known spot, Olive Creek offers a chance to get away from the noise of a more developed campground.

Well off the beaten path, Alexandria State Recreation Area has the feel of a wildlife management area. This scenic area in southeast Nebraska offers two recently renovated lakes with excellent fishing, a large group shelter for picnicking, boating, and camping. The campground has plenty of shade trees, as well as water, modern restrooms and a playground.

At Fort Kearny State Recreation Area, campers can enjoy a quiet area plus a dose of Nebraska history; Fort Kearny State Historical Park is just 3 miles west. The unique Fort Kearny Hike-Bike Trail also begins at the park, making it a great place to camp for bikers and hikers. The area also offers fishing, boating, swimming, horse trail rides and camping.

Log cabins built by an early pioneer still are standing at Victoria Springs State Recreation Area, which draws its name from the mineral springs that once supplied bottled water throughout the nation. This remote park in central Nebraska offers fishing and boating on the 5-acre lake, as well as great picnicking opportunities and paddleboat rentals. Campers can enjoy scenic campsites; two modern cabins are available as well.

Keller Park State Recreation Area, near Ainsworth, is a beautiful area for camping. It’s also one of the few spots where anglers can pursue both rainbow trout and warm-water fish species. Nestled amid rugged tree-covered bluffs, the 196-acre area offers excellent angling, along with camping, hiking and wildlife viewing.

This remote area features beautiful pine trees and bluffs. Anglers can enjoy great fishing, as Long Pine Creek offers some of Nebraska’s best trout fishing. The park also includes an archery range, a 1-mile scenic hiking trail and camping. Make sure to bring food and have a picnic; the park is a popular day-use spot with more than 40 picnic tables and five shelters.

Enders Reservoir, in southwest Nebraska, is a good escape for someone looking to enjoy nature in an uncrowded setting. Part of the park doubles as a wildlife refuge in the fall and winter, so it is less developed than neighboring parks. Enders offers beautiful white sand beaches, boating, swimming, picnicking, fishing and camping.

Check availability and make reservations at&nbsp;<a href="https://lnks.gd/l/eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiJ9.eyJidWxsZXRpbl9saW5rX2lkIjoxMDEsInVyaSI6ImJwMjpjbGljayIsImJ1bGxldGluX2lkIjoiMjAyMjA4MDguNjE5Mzc3OTEiLCJ1cmwiOiJodHRwOi8vb3V0ZG9vcm5lYnJhc2thLmdvdi8ifQ.HLWMEQoRuH0hTQVB0Q5kTJgdzNo0R2Udf17uK3b8h4c/s/497221906/br/142243275679-l" target="_blank">OutdoorNebraska.org</a>&nbsp;or call the reservation center at 402-471-1414 between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. Central time&nbsp;Monday to Friday. A vehicle entry permit is required at each park.

9 state parks where you can escape the crowds including Box Butte Reservoir

Box Butte County Fair Parade

OMAHA -&nbsp;Nebraska roads are about to get more crowded - and hazardous - as thousands of students and teachers return to school. This time of year is particularly dangerous due to the combination of young inexperienced drivers, pedestrians and bicyclists who will all share the road in the early morning and afternoon hours.

“Drivers should have a heightened sense of awareness from the moment they leave the driveway,” said Brian Ortner, spokesman, AAA Nebraska. “Expect more foot traffic in neighborhoods and along city streets. Since children can move quickly and cross the road unexpectedly, it’s important to constantly scan the road for people while driving and be ready to stop at a moment’s notice. You can reduce risk of injury by slowing down and avoiding distractions like using your cell phone or eating while driving.”

A&nbsp;<a href="https://u7061146.ct.sendgrid.net/ls/click?upn=4tNED-2FM8iDZJQyQ53jATUcVLKTdgR3GwYH-2B4tO-2BVoHIutRLR7bO-2BnXesWJcYnDUSxP16FZHMel-2FfV-2Bha1JX44GXfS-2BSnOyqTUF3tE3o-2B84HBnXBV-2B29dQmsg-2FzS0qa32e-2FOT3TvMpEl0ABAc3muecEEiSKSsNuwEJdd0oihqrz8-3DHbjw_c-2BOB8316sDaZ5paYyyKRh-2FC4v8rm7BY6VL-2BnXb9ELzfCH7RplZyesblRqEoV-2Bhl8XFPh1qn426wSzKfwlLR9gJWJpO-2FcFGOS2j6Z6aYO8l8GOX-2BaHPHonGQ0POtoCNGQG3HskO0pQRXcZZ2hPZiEtpN-2FGbjp-2BYEVctBzaUcUIjxK-2FdjdhnX2XIwwv9eyICj9mLS9CjckdS-2Brek6MAN00l5akc80TbLYa-2BwwT1RLviDuDvGXDiEJFd2NKs1czWyNvdV5sMMkVNuE5Y9owYHWEDqJABUpLQCzspnw-2BQfLbk8fVVjdJRL-2FVvCFo51uUo8zz7aGNpV3gpBWxslbAQzaA49ojKnedi3mML2oFuqMxA84-3D" target="_blank">new survey from AAA</a>&nbsp;reveals that many drivers admit to risky behaviors like speeding and using their handheld mobile phone while driving through a school zone.

According to a new survey of Nebraska drivers:

“When driving through a school zone, it’s extremely important that you lower your speed and raise your awareness to ensure you can respond to any potential hazards on the roadway,” said Ortner.

AAA – The Auto Club Group, through its&nbsp;<a href="https://u7061146.ct.sendgrid.net/ls/click?upn=4tNED-2FM8iDZJQyQ53jATUZw942-2BR85USCIfB7vXKgg5XE9m0C8242aAXwjZSFIH8XS5hplDZBikSmxRD2-2F0lk7PIKjjlmL5HSK7F5EA58K7ahkq2738Semmxnd3-2B9C394aNBF4Agtm9hZVPin4A0QZVsAczS-2BDId93cCGBBTyspAY3wWNd9o6Cq282Wz9S2cE7v2_c-2BOB8316sDaZ5paYyyKRh-2FC4v8rm7BY6VL-2BnXb9ELzfCH7RplZyesblRqEoV-2Bhl8XFPh1qn426wSzKfwlLR9gJWJpO-2FcFGOS2j6Z6aYO8l8GOX-2BaHPHonGQ0POtoCNGQG3HskO0pQRXcZZ2hPZiEtpN-2FGbjp-2BYEVctBzaUcUIjxK-2FdjdhnX2XIwwv9eyICj9mLS9CjckdS-2Brek6MAN00l19BWNXTmgTf65-2B-2B9cU5pbp3uxvzf2nHTYakXn31UUS6IZgDTiM73yPZNnTDy2A46kdSaUNifKdpDbBp4WJhrpezKq5l2DbCkxBCVLaNIp9b1cr5KmkCgHAWXZPAgeTGob3jdz-2BtjKvNp8yJGZpQeUg-3D" target="_blank">School’s Open Drive Carefully campaign</a>&nbsp;reminds motorists to:

In Nebraska, motorists who approach a school bus with the yellow warning lights activated are required to reduce speed to 25 mph and come to a complete stop when the school bus driver activates the red flashers. Drivers must remain stopped until the school bus resumes motion.

Here is a link to Nebraska Statute 60-6,175 that details the full requirements for school bus safety: &nbsp;

School bus; safety requirements; use of stop signal arm; use of warning&nbsp;signal lights; violations; penalty.

<a href="https://u7061146.ct.sendgrid.net/ls/click?upn=4tNED-2FM8iDZJQyQ53jATURz0AP65DBwz6BFJLN9qkPGPVFQGSmbvglH6FrcVSMZcCggks1m7H5FY8UmjsQjqqP2JVeAQPp-2BsY92kzGXHqrg-3DaZIV_c-2BOB8316sDaZ5paYyyKRh-2FC4v8rm7BY6VL-2BnXb9ELzfCH7RplZyesblRqEoV-2Bhl8XFPh1qn426wSzKfwlLR9gJWJpO-2FcFGOS2j6Z6aYO8l8GOX-2BaHPHonGQ0POtoCNGQG3HskO0pQRXcZZ2hPZiEtpN-2FGbjp-2BYEVctBzaUcUIjxK-2FdjdhnX2XIwwv9eyICj9mLS9CjckdS-2Brek6MAN00l9aAoTjxRskuNkl4-2FtxF60Basm4-2Bb1o4p6zqB1vPoG5W4ghaoxLcXDkMVeZCCoDVVeuOHAG9xVdWPu0DcTS6ln-2BZNnAItRVeRtLjdoinUMVyrc5vgGZFBvgDGIy-2FdqmnWTXqg7sWgwzNsGOC-2FeorGC8-3D" target="_blank">https://nebraskalegislature.gov/laws/statutes.php?statute=60-6,175</a>

AAA: Drivers admit to speeding, cell phone use in school zones

Gering, NE – “It is my belief that what is being accomplished (through the Civilian Conservation Corps) will conserve our natural resources, create future national wealth and prove of moral and spiritual value not only to those of you who are taking part, but to the rest of the country as well.” &nbsp;

-President Franklin Delano Roosevelt on July 8, 1933&nbsp;

Join Park Ranger Eric Grunwald inside the Scotts Bluff National Monument visitor center theater, on Tuesday, August 16th&nbsp;at 7:00 p.m. to learn more about the Civilian Conservation Corps and some of their lasting accomplishments at Scotts Bluff National Monument and elsewhere throughout the United States. The program will start with an illustrated talk inside. Weather permitting, the group will go for a short hike outside to admire a few of the pieces of monument infrastructure that were built by this Depression-era, New Deal program in the 1930s. Wear sturdy walking shoes for the short walk (1/4 mile) after the indoor program. Those unable to make the short walk are welcome to join for the indoor portion of the program. The visitor center is located at 190276 Old Oregon Trail in Gering, NE. &nbsp;

Further information about Scotts Bluff National Monument programs and schedules are available at the visitor center, by calling 308-436-9700 or by visiting our website at&nbsp;<a href="http://www.nps.gov/scbl/index.htm" target="_blank">http://www.nps.gov/scbl/index.htm</a>&nbsp;or Facebook at&nbsp;<a href="https://www.facebook.com/scottsbluffnps" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/scottsbluffnps</a>.&nbsp;

Scotts Bluff Nat. Mon. to offer free Civilian Conservation Corps program

City Manager,
Michael Morgan, announced today that the U.S. Department of Transportation has
selected Denver Air Connection as the Essential Air Service provider for the
Kearney Regional Airport.

The two-year
contract awarded to Denver Air Connection will begin on November 1, 2022.
Denver Air Connection will operate
50 passenger regional
jets with 12 nonstop roundtrip flights per week to Denver International Airport.

Denver Air
Connection owns, operates and maintains its entire fleet of aircraft at their
base located at Centennial Airport in Englewood, CO. This location
ties them to Denver International Airport which enables the
company to control and effectively manage its stringent operational and
maintenance programs to the highest standards.

Denver Air
Connection will feature bookings, connections and baggage transfers that will
access United Airlines and American Airlines global network. Flight schedules
and prices will be announced soon.

City Manager
Morgan commented, “The safety and reliability of Denver Air Connection
demonstrated in several communities as part of the EAS program will ensure
Kearney continues to offer outstanding air service”.

Denver Air Connection to provide air service in Kearney

&nbsp; Legendary rapper Flo Rida will fill the Saturday, September 3 concert slot in the Nebraska Lottery Concert Series at the Nebraska State Fair. Priscilla Block will be the opening act for the show on the Bristol Windows Stage at Anderson Field. “We’re pleased Flo Rida was available and agreeable to join us at pretty much the last minute for this year’s state fair,” said Bill Ogg, State Fair Executive Director. Tickets will be available at 12 p.m. at&nbsp;<a href="http://statefair.org/" target="_blank">statefair.org</a>&nbsp;and are $49 for general admission and $69 for the pit. All tickets for the Lady A concert will be refunded. Ticket buyers who paid cash must bring their ticket to their purchase location for refund. Guests can expect to see the refund in their credit card statements in the next 3-6 days. No tickets from the Lady A concert will be valid for the new show. Raised in the rough Miami neighborhood of Carol City, Flo Rida first burst onto the music scene with his debut album, “Mail on Sunday,” in 2012. His first single, “Low,” featuring T-Pain, reached No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. In 2009, his second album, “R.O.O.TS.,” produced the single “Right Round,” featuring Ke$ha, which jumped from No. 58 to the top spot in a single week. Subsequent albums produced hits such as “Club Can’t Handle Me,” featuring David Guetta, “GDFR” and “Whistle,” which reached No. 1 in 20 countries, including the U.S. Flo Rida launched his own record label, IMG, in 2011. Other acts featured in the Nebraska Lottery Concert Series include Jeff Dunham, Brantley Gilbert, Los Tucanes de Tijuana and the “Happy Together” Tour. For more information, visit&nbsp;<a href="http://statefair.org/" target="_blank">statefair.org</a>.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Flo Rida coming to the Nebraska State Fair

By Kyren Gibson, Carnegie Arts Center Director

We have another stunning show that both quilters and artists will love.&nbsp; Carnegie is excited to announce its new exhibit, “Organic and Geometric,” on display until September 17 in the upper Skala and Garwood Galleries. 

The exhibit is the work of fiber artist Mary Sue Suit from Sidney, NE and her brother, photographer Joe Lucas from Littleton, CO. Her works for this show include beautifully detailed quilts of various sizes and expert color palettes. Some are quilts constructed using the basic block from “A New Twist on Triangles” by Mary Sue Suit.&nbsp; In these quilts the block is 2”x2” and is constructed using four triangles.&nbsp; The block lends itself to floral creations. Other smaller pieces of the exhibit were made to participate in the Hoffman Challenge, a yearly event sponsored by Hoffman Fabrics. Each year a specific fabric was chosen by the company that must be included in the design. And one artistic creation called “Star A Peel” was made for an exhibit at the National Quilt Museum in Paducah, Kentucky. Joe Lucas has amazing landscape photography showing cotton candy like sunsets and glowing night skies. The pieces seem to come right off of the photograph with metal prints that give gorgeous luminosity.

Mary Sue Suit of Sidney, Nebraska is an award-winning quilt designer, teacher, and author whose works include

&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; "All the Blocks are Geese"&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; "A New Twist on Triangles"

&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; "A New Turn on Drunkard’s Path"

&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;"Crazy Eights (Fun with Eight pointed Stars)"

Her original works, quilted by Diana Larson of Sidney and award-winning quilter and author Judy Woodworth of Rapid City South Dakota, have been included in national and international quilt shows. These quilts are presented here with their knowledge and permission.

Joe grew up hunting, fishing, and enjoying the outdoors with family and friends. He had the opportunity to develop his latent interest in wildlife and outdoor photography while living in Alaska where presentations requiring photos were a large part of his work responsibilities.&nbsp; His retirement and relocation to Littleton, Colorado has allowed him to focus on outdoor photography, which he enjoys sharing with others.

For more images of Mary Sue and Joe’s work remember to check out Carnegie’s Facebook and Instagram page where daily pictures and videos of the exhibit will be posted. You can also check out her website, <a href="https://milla-malchow-world-of-art.com">https://milla-malchow-world-of-art.com</a>&nbsp;,<a href="http://lucas-photos.com">lucas-photos.com</a>.&nbsp;

For information on our artists as well as information on upcoming events and classes, visit, <a href="https://www.carnegieartscenter.com">https://www.carnegieartscenter.com</a>.&nbsp;

As always, we want to thank the incredible local businesses that support arts opportunities for our community. Thank you to our&nbsp;August business sponsors Charles and Ellen Lierk, Walter Mischnick Contractors, and Dave’s Pharmacy and to our September sponsors Cover-Jones Motor Co., Farmers State Bank, and Western Valley Irrigation.&nbsp;We also want to thank our generous grantors who provide operational funding, the Nebraska Arts Council and Nebraska Cultural Endowment. Last but certainly not least, we want to thank our grantors that make free and reduced cost art classes available through educational grant support. Thank you, DF Dillon Foundation, Snow Redfern Foundation, Mission Store, CA Story Foundation, Kimmel Foundation, and St. John’s Lutheran Church.

Carnegie Arts Center announces 'Organic and Geometric' exhibit in Alliance 

Skyview Golf course Administrator Jerad Palmer gives this weeks Golf Tip.

from "Uncle John's Bathroom Reader".....Golf is..."a fascinating game. It has taken me nearly 40 years to discover that I can't play it."......Ted Ray

Post Podcast: Golf Tips with Jerad Palmer

By: Kaleb Center,&nbsp; CSC&nbsp; Sports Information Director&nbsp; &nbsp;

Chadron State College Athletic Director&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/staff.aspx?staff=84">Joel R. Smith</a>&nbsp;announced on Wednesday that&nbsp;<a href="https://chadroneagles.com/staff.aspx?staff=292">Seth Mischke</a>&nbsp;will take over the reins of the Eagles track and field program as head coach. "We're fortunate to have an experienced head coach in Seth," said Smith, "as we prepare to host the 2023 Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Outdoor Track and Field Championships and compete for the conference title." Mischke spent the past 11 seasons as the head track and field coach, and assistant cross country coach, at Black Hills State University. There, his program two individual national champions, 18 All-America earners, 18 conference champions, and more than 100 All-RMAC honorees. In 2012, Mischke also helped BHSU make the leap from the NAIA into one of the strongest NCAA Division II conferences for track and field, and cross country. Before BHSU, he held both the head track and field and cross country posts for 12 years at St. Cloud State. Mischke was twice named the conference coach of the year with the Huskies, after his men's teams finished fourth at the indoor North Central Conference championships in 2005 and runner-up at the Northern Sun Conference meet in 2011. At St. Cloud, his program produced one national champ, 17 All-America winners, and 21 conference champions. Mischke is a 1997 graduate of the University of Minnesota, where he was a Big Ten Conference runner-up in the indoor pole vault and finished third in the outdoor decathlon. He and his wife Colleen, have three children: Brooklyn, Tanner and Micah. Colleen was an administrator with the BHSU athletic department for 11 years and a stand-out heptathlete and high jumper at the University of Nebraska. "I'm very excited to be the next head track and field coach at Chadron State," said Mischke. "I can't wait to start working with our staff and student-athletes."&nbsp;&nbsp;

CSC names new Track & Field Head Coach

By JAMES WALKER and JUDITH R. HILTNER <a href="https://theconversation.com/how-vin-scully-scored-his-dodgers-gig-at-22-years-old-188264">The Conversation</a>

Vin Scully, <a href="https://www.nytimes.com/2022/08/02/sports/baseball/vin-scully-dead.html">who died on Aug. 2, 2022</a>,
 is widely viewed as the greatest baseball announcer of all time. But 
for an earlier generation, his mentor, Red Barber, held that 
distinction.

In our recent biography “<a href="https://www.google.com/books/edition/Red_Barber/lWhgEAAAQBAJ?hl=en&amp;gbpv=0">Red Barber: The Life and Legacy of a Broadcasting Legend</a>,”
 we uncovered moving private letters and public references documenting 
the rich personal bonds between these two great voices of the game.

In 1939, Barber brought daily radio broadcasts of Dodgers baseball to
 Brooklyn’s fans for the first time. By the time Scully arrived in 1950,
 Barber – known as “<a href="https://archive.seattletimes.com/archive/?date=19921022&amp;slug=1520043">the Old Redhead</a>” – was the toast of Flatbush.

For a combined century – 33 years for Barber and 67 for Scully – the 
two blessed baseball fans with some of the sharpest word pictures ever 
painted of the grand old game. Together in the Brooklyn booth for four 
crucial years, from 1950 to 1953, they forged a relationship that proved
 to be both demanding and gratifying.

After Scully graduated with a degree in English from Fordham 
University in 1949, he papered East Coast radio stations with 
applications. <a href="https://vault.si.com/vault/1964/05/04/the-transistor-kid">He eventually scored an interview with CBS Radio</a>, where Barber was director of sports. Barber came away impressed, but there were no openings at the time.

Barber later phoned Vin Scully when, at the last minute, he needed a 
reporter to cover a college football contest at Fenway Park in Boston 
for CBS College Football Roundup. Scully’s mother answered the phone and
 took the message for Vin that <a href="https://www.google.com/books/edition/Voices_of_the_Game/oNBwQgAACAAJ?hl=en">“Red Skelton” wanted to talk to him about a job</a> – confusing Barber with <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Skelton">the popular entertainer</a>.

Fortunately, Scully figured out who was calling. He hustled to the 
park, only to learn there was no room for him in the press box. With 
only a light topcoat to defend himself against the cruel New England 
elements, he had to call the entire game from the roof, braving the 
winds on a chilly fall day with only a 60-watt light bulb to warm his 
hands. Barber, initially unaware of Scully’s plight, later wrote that 
when he learned his announcer had called the game from the roof, he was 
impressed by the young broadcaster’s stamina and even more impressed 
that Scully had never complained about the brutal conditions.

When <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQ2EG3t3fEI">Ernie Harwell</a>,
 who would become the legendary voice of the Detroit Tigers, left the 
Brooklyn Dodgers’ broadcast booth for the New York Giants, Red Barber 
needed to find a replacement. He decided to go with the young 
broadcaster <a href="https://ufdc.ufl.edu/AA00067187/00001/downloads">who had so impressed him</a> – later describing Scully as “a pretty appealing young green pea … a boy who had something on the ball.”

So Vin Scully, just 22 years old, <a href="https://dodgers.mlblogs.com/on-this-date-70-years-ago-today-vin-scully-joins-the-booth-a66648e399e8">was given the chance of a lifetime</a>, to broadcast the games of the Brooklyn Dodgers, the National League’s most successful team.

But this golden opportunity was challenging in ways Scully did not foresee.

Red Barber, who early in life planned to be a college professor, was a
 tough grader. He demanded a lot of himself, and he held those who 
worked with him to just as high a standard. 

When Vin first entered the Dodgers broadcast booth, Barber told the 
young man that his job was to do whatever Red and his colleague Connie 
Desmond didn’t want to do. He also made it clear that any Scully errors 
would be corrected on air for all to hear. When Barber saw Scully 
drinking a beer with his pregame sandwich – a common practice at the 
time – <a href="https://ufdc.ufl.edu/AA00067191/00001/downloads">he told Vin he never wanted to see him do it again</a>.

Barber was no teetotaler – far from it; leisure hours drinks were 
something he treasured. But he believed a broadcaster should never have a
 drink, even a beer, on the job. Barber reasoned if Scully made an 
error, something inevitable for a broadcaster ad-libbing for hours at a 
time, anyone who saw him sipping the press room brew would conclude that
 alcohol had clouded his performance.

One of Red’s broadcasting mantras was <a href="https://www.google.com/books/edition/The_Broadcasters/bpFZAAAAMAAJ?hl=en&amp;gbpv=0">pregame preparation</a>.
 So before one game, when Scully told his mentor that a Dodgers’ regular
 would be out of the lineup, Barber demanded to know why. Scully told 
him he had no idea. To Barber, that was unacceptable.

Scully quickly realized that he needed to know the “whys”; he had to 
get to the stadium early and spend time talking with managers and 
players, absorbing compelling facts and stories to keep listeners 
engaged during slow stretches of each contest.

The delicate bonds that develop between any mentor and mentee, though
 often fruitful, almost always involve some degree of resentment and 
frustration, likely because each member of the pair has so much vested 
in winning the respect and affection of the other. Some of Barber’s 
barbs must have stung. But throughout his career Scully always credited 
Red for instilling in him the discipline and values of a professional 
baseball announcer. <a href="https://www.google.com/books/edition/Red_Barber/lWhgEAAAQBAJ?hl=en&amp;gbpv=0">He claimed</a>
 that the greatest virtue of Red as a mentor “was the fact that he 
cared. I wasn’t just another kid in the booth, just another announcer. …
 He made sure that my work habits were good, and he rode me if I drifted
 away from his ideal of the right way to work.”

In 1953, Barber left the Brooklyn booth after a dispute over his pay. 

Ahead of that season’s World Series between the Dodgers and the New 
York Yankees, the Series’ sponsor, Gillette, offered Barber only $200 
per game, take it or leave it. Barber left it, and when he did not get 
the support he wanted from Dodgers owner Walter O’Malley, he decided to 
sit out the Series and sign with the Yankees for the following season.

Gillette then turned to Scully, asking him if he’d announce the 
Series. Scully called Red seeking his permission. Barber was genuinely 
moved by Scully’s request, given that his permission clearly was not 
needed.  

All of a sudden, Scully, at the age of 25, was thrust onto the 
national stage. He remains the youngest person to ever call a World 
Series. Two years later, he announced the Brooklyn Dodgers’ only World 
Series win, and in 1958 he moved with the club to Los Angeles, where he 
would call games for the next 59 seasons.

Barber and Scully maintained an affectionate dialogue for the remainder of Red’s life.

When Barber and Mel Allen were honored by the National Baseball Hall of Fame as the first recipients of the <a href="https://baseballhall.org/discover-more/awards/887">Ford C. Frick Award</a>, presented yearly to a broadcaster for “major contributions to baseball,” <a href="https://www.google.com/books/edition/Red_Barber/lWhgEAAAQBAJ?hl=en&amp;gbpv=0">Scully wrote his old teacher</a>,
 “I know as well as anyone alive what a true artist you were behind the 
mike. There is a great deal of you in anything I do well in 
play-by-play, and it will live in me as long as I am working.”

<a href="https://www.nytimes.com/1992/10/23/obituaries/red-barber-baseball-voice-of-summer-is-dead-at-84.html">When Barber died in 1992</a>, <a href="https://books.google.com/books?id=lWhgEAAAQBAJ&amp;pg=PA421&amp;lpg=PA421&amp;dq=%22radio%27s+first+poet%22+vin+scully+reader%27s+digest&amp;source=bl&amp;ots=eKTwjzRZ9i&amp;sig=ACfU3U20PiKT9ghjq_j_phD7Wi3yq3zg8g&amp;hl=en&amp;sa=X&amp;ved=2ahUKEwipi_j9srD5AhXvGFkFHaZ5AIQQ6AF6BAgCEAM#v=onepage&amp;q=%22radio's%20first%20poet%22%20vin%20scully%20reader's%20digest&amp;f=false">Scully penned a tribute</a> in Reader’s Digest, calling him “radio’s first poet … and the most honorable man I ever met.”

At Barber’s funeral, Scully <a href="https://books.google.com/books?id=lWhgEAAAQBAJ&amp;pg=PA416&amp;lpg=PA416&amp;dq=%22Now+don%E2%80%99t+you+talk+about+me+during+the+game.+These+people+aren%E2%80%99t+tuning+in+to+hear+about+me.+Talk+about+the+game.%22&amp;source=bl&amp;ots=eKTwjyO0aa&amp;sig=ACfU3U0RPFLsb-840mAH9SYnTQ8e10yLOQ&amp;hl=en&amp;sa=X&amp;ved=2ahUKEwjBsqDXg7D5AhWthIkEHSHWAt0Q6AF6BAgCEAM#v=onepage&amp;q=%22Now%20don%E2%80%99t%20you%20talk%20about%20me%20during%20the%20game.%20These%20people%20aren%E2%80%99t%20tuning%20in%20to%20hear%20about%20me.%20Talk%20about%20the%20game.%22&amp;f=false">told a reporter</a>
 that he was preparing to announce the fourth game of the World Series 
when he first learned of Red’s death. After absorbing the sad news, he 
began hearing his old mentor chiding him: “Now don’t you talk about me 
during the game. These people aren’t tuning in to hear about me. Talk 
about the game.”

James Walker is
 Past Executive Director of the International Association for 
Communication and Sport and Emeritus Professor of Communication at Saint 
Xavier University. Judith R. Hiltner is Emeritus Professor of English at Saint Xavier University.

🎥 How Vin Scully scored his Dodgers gig at 22 years old

By:&nbsp; Mike Glesinger&nbsp; PANHANDLE POST

Five new members will be inducted this fall, into the Alliance High School Activities Hall of Fame.&nbsp; 

The selection committee meets once a year to review and vote on new members.&nbsp; In order for a nominee to be inducted, they must receive at least a 75% majority vote from the selection committee.&nbsp; This year the committee reviewed 40 nominees, which included 22 State Champions or 1st Team All-State selections,&nbsp; 21 different individuals received at least one vote from committee members.&nbsp; After several rounds of discussion and voting, the committee selected the following for induction into this years class.&nbsp;

Jeff Colwell....AHS Class of 1988.&nbsp; Jeff was a two-time State Wrestling Champion. Winning the heavyweight title in 1987 and 1988.&nbsp; He was also part of 2 State Champion Wrestling Teams

Dan Farrington...AHS Class of 1955.&nbsp; Dan was a member of the 1955 State Champion Track &amp; Field Team. He won Gold Medals in the 100 and 880 relay and still holds the AHS 200m record.

Ryan Lovell...AHS Class of 1992.&nbsp; Ryan was an Outstanding Performer in Speech &amp; Drama and participated in Class Plays and Contests. He was named Outstanding Actor his Senior year.&nbsp; He is the second performer to be inducted into the Hall of Fame.&nbsp;

Kory Phiil....AHS Class of 1987.&nbsp; Kory was a 4-time State Wrestling Medalist and a 2-time State Champion Wrestler in 1986 and 1987.&nbsp; He was also part of 3 AHS State Champion Wrestling teams.

Dave Sautter....AHS Coach and Teacher for 30+ years.&nbsp; During his time at AHS, Dave taught Math and Coached,&nbsp; Football, Volleyball, Golf and Girls Basketball.&nbsp; Dave is the All-time winnigest Coach in AHS Girls Basketball history.&nbsp; &nbsp;He lead Alliance to the 2007 Girls Class B State Basketball Championship.&nbsp;

The 2022 Hall of Fame members will be inducted during Homecoming Week at AHS.&nbsp; They will be honored during the Homecoming Parade and will be recognized at the Homecoming Football game vs McCook on Friday Oct. 7.&nbsp; The induction ceremony will be held on Saturday Oct. 8. All are welcome to attend.&nbsp;

The Activities Hall of Fame is organized as a way of maintaining the rich heritage and tradition of the successful activity programs at Alliance High School.&nbsp; The Hall of Fame will serve as a means of recognizing, preserving, and honoring the athletes, performers, coaches, sponsors, directors, contributors and alumni who made significant contributions to activity programs. The Activities Hall of Fame will help maintain the spirit, pride, and sense of community, as well as serving as a historical account of the great activity traditions of Alliance High School.

Candidates may be nominated for Hall of Fame membership by any member of the community.&nbsp; Nomination forms may be picked up at Alliance High School or can be found on the AHS website.&nbsp; Please return nominations to the AHS Superintendent's Office.

Thanks to AHS Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Troy Unzicker

AHS Activities Hall of Fame to induct 5 new members in 2022

By DAVE COLLINS Sports Director

Fall practice begins at 2:00 Monday afternoon for Chadron State football.&nbsp; The Eagle offensive line is returning some key veterans but is also looking to fill some big departures.

Fortunately junior center Michael DeCamillis will be back to anchor things in the middle of the line of scrimmage. He's hoping to get the younger players to develop the tough mentality that has been part of the success for several recent stars up front.

Along the lines of building team chemistry during the offseason Decamillis explains the process of bringing everyone together.

Traditionally the Eagles will move a veteran lineman into the left tackle spot when the position needs to be filled.&nbsp; That should be the case again this fall with Juan Estrada-Sanchez sliding over from the right side.&nbsp; The Eagles will then have to fill his former area, and also both guard positions with Austin Rapp and Jake Norris moving on.

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