A man sought in a Scottsbluff shooting death of a&nbsp;63-year-old woman remains at large.&nbsp;

The Scottsbluff Police Department has obtained an arrest warrant for 38-year-old Davin Darayle Saunders.&nbsp;

The arrest warrant is for the following charges:

-1 Count of Murder in the Second Degree; Class 1B Felony

-1 Count of Possession of a Deadly Weapon by a Prohibited Person; Class 1D Felony

-1 Count Use of a Deadly Weapon to Commit a Felony; Class 1C Felony

Saunders is described as a black male, 5’11”, 190-200 lbs., brown eyes, black hair.

Saunders has numerous tattoos. His tattoos include tattoos on both inner forearms, a script across his upper chest, a script on the right side of the neck that has a star at the beginning and at the end of the text, and a flaming skull tattoo above the navel.

"Information was developed by investigators that Saunders was last in Cheyenne, Wyoming during the evening hours of May 24," Scottsbluff Police Captain Lance Kite said. "It was also reported that he had left the area of the Cheyenne Wal-Mart on foot."

The Cheyenne Police Department assisted the Scottsbluff Police Department in investigating this lead.

"Saunders has an extensive history of violence and should be considered armed and dangerous," Kite said. "Please contact local law enforcement should you see Saunders."

The 63-year-old woman has been identified&nbsp;Karen Cooper.&nbsp;

Should the public have information about this case, please contact the Communications Center at&nbsp;(308) 632-7176 or they may contact Crime Stoppers at (308) 632-STOP/crimestoppers@scottsbluff.org

UPDATE: Suspect remains at large following Scottsbluff shooting death

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OPEN MIC THURSDAY MAY 26, 2022

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Panhandle Post is honored to publish full obituaries and photos at no cost to families. Funeral homes can send notices to&nbsp;<a href="https://archive.panhandlepost.com/recent-obituaries/kcowradio@gmail.com">kcowradio@gmail.com</a>&nbsp;or call (308) 762-1400

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OPEN MIC WEDNESDAY MAY 25, 2022

Flowers or any other items remaining outside of the concrete marker base need to be picked up by Thursday evening on June 2 at Greenwood Cemetery in Chadron.&nbsp; Anything remaining outside of the marker base will be disposed of by cemetery personnel on Friday morning, June 3.

If you anticipate you will not be able to return in this time period and would like your arrangement saved for an additional seven days (ten days total following Memorial Day), flower tags will be available at the Greenwood Cemetery sexton’s building. You may write your name on the back of the tag and attach it to your arrangement. All arrangements with tags will be stored alongside the shop building for one week for you to pick up.

Greenwood Cemetery in Chadron reminds community about Memorial Day

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OPEN MIC TUESDAY MAY 24,  2022

3. A copy of the Open Meetings Act is posted on the wall in the Council Chambers. It is also available in pamphlet form upon request from City Hall and can be found at: https://nitc.nebraska.gov/documents/statutes/NebraskaOpenMeetingsAct_current.pdf

4. Approval of Minutes of May 10, 2022 regular Council meeting

5. Accept the annual audit for Fiscal Year Ending 2021: Gardner, Loutzenhiser and Ryan

8. Discuss/approve/disapprove advertising for full-time employee

9. Discuss/approve/disapprove hire of Billy Joe Broyles for park and cemetery seasonal employee

10. Discuss/approve/disapprove attendance of Cindy Drinkwalter at the Nebraska Association of Transportation Providers (NATP) Managers Workshop: June 22-23 in Norfolk, NE

11. Discuss/approve/disapprove date of Surplus Auction: July 15, 2022 at 4:00 p.m.

12. Discuss/approve/disapprove Special Designated Liquor License for July 1- July 4, 2022 for Rodeos and July 4th activities

13. Discuss/approve/disapprove setting the date of June 14th for a conditional use hearing for an in-home daycare business at 709 Second Street, Crawford, NE

14. Approve cemetery quit-claim deed to Mike Reynoldson

16. Approve bills and claims, transfers and requisition orders

Crawford City Council agenda, May 24

By&nbsp;Steve Stanec, American Legion Post 7

The American Legion Family Post 7, Veterans of Foreign Wars, The Daughters of the American Revolution, the Alliance Fire Department, area Veterans and many others will be gathering at the Veteran's Memorial on the grounds of the Box Butte County Court House, in Alliance, NE on Memorial Day, Monday, May 30 at 10 a.m. to honor the memory of our fallen warriors. Remembering those who have given everything for their country.

From the American Revolution to our most recent operations against terrorism, over 1 million American men and women have made the supreme sacrifice while serving in wars and conflicts. All will be honored – not just those with the highest medals or the heroes who fought in the most famous battles. They all died so America can continue to cherish the things that are loved - freedom, country and family.

Legionnaires, are pledged through the Preamble of the organization's constitution to “preserve the memories and incidents of our associations in all Wars...” This solemn promise is on the back of each

American Legion membership card. Yet, they do not remember our fallen brothers and sisters-in-arms because of an edict or obligatory ritual. They do so because they want to. They want to be there for their families. Long after the battlefield guns have been silenced and the bombs stop exploding, the children of our fallen warriors will still be missing a parent. Spouses will continue to miss their life partners. Parents will never stop grieving for their heroic sons and daughters that died way to early.

It is a reminder on this Memorial Day and everyday that in each generation, brave men and women will always step forward to take the oath of allegiance as members of America's armed forces willing to fight, and if necessary, die for the sake of freedom.

As Americans, it should be remembered that freedom isn't free. It's only possible because the fallen heroes have paid it's high price. A price paid which enables such ceremonies and observances like the Memorial Day Celebration to be held in communities across this great county.

Everyone is encouraged, welcome to attend and be involved in honoring our fallen warriors.

Memorial Day ceremony to be held in Alliance 

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OPEN MIC FRIDAY, MAY 20 

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OPEN MIC THURSDAY MAY 19, 2022

The Alliance Chamber of Commerce, Allo and H&amp;H Sanitation will be hosting a kite festival with My Wind Stuff, May 27 - May 29 at Laing Lake in Alliance.&nbsp;

Alliance Chamber to host kite festival at Laing Lake 

Troopers responded to assist with a train derailment east of Gothenburg this morning. 

Thankfully no injuries are reported and traffic on Highway 30 is not impacted. 

Crews are working on clean-up at this time. 

Trooper Martinez is one of our certified Drone pilots and flew the scene.

 This tech helps greatly with fellow agencies responsible for documenting these types of investigations.

Troopers assist with Nebraska train derailment 

POST PODCAST: Coffee Talk 5/26/22

Alliance – Big Blue Bay will open this Saturday, May 28 weather and water conditions permitting. Staff has been working to prepare the pool and facility for opening day and staff training will be conducted through the end of the week.

Season passes for 2022 swimming season can be purchased at the Knight Museum &amp; Sandhills Center from 8:00 am to 5:00 p.m. daily. If possible, please bring an individual 1” x 1” photo of each individual person who will need a pass. If you do not have the necessary photos, staff can make copies of an existing photo and trim it to size. Season Pass prices are as follows:

For the beginning of the season pool hours will be as follows:

Noon – 1:00pm Lap Swim &amp; 8 and Under Swim

5:00pm – 6:00pm Lap Swim &amp; 8 and Under Swim

*Extended hours in the morning and evening will be added when temperatures allow.

Big Blue Bay to open 2022 season in Alliance 

By&nbsp;Michelle Robinson,&nbsp;Box Butte County Assessor

Nebraska rev. state statute 77-1315 requires “The county assessor shall annually, on or before June 6, post in his or her office and, as designated by the county board, mail to a newspaper of general circulation and to licensed broadcast media in the county the assessment ratios as found in his or her county as determined by the Tax Equalization and Review Commission and any other statistical measures…”

The following are the 2022 statistical measures of central tendency as determined by the Tax Equalization and Review Commission for Box Butte County Nebraska.

Box Butte Co. Assessor announces 'level of value assessment' ratios

Show Us Your Sweet Ride Contest 

ABIGAIL SWANSON, CSC College Relations

CHADRON – A recent North Platte Community Playhouse production of Clue, based on the board game of the same name about a murder at a mansion with several suspects, featured four alumni of Chadron State College. Actors included Staysha Adams (2014) as Mrs. Peacock, Lane Swedberg (2016) as Mr. Green, Chantel Burch (2014) as Mrs. White, and Jesse Young (2015) as Wadsworth, the butler.

Adams, an Elementary Education major, has a long history of theatrical involvement and participated in many CSC productions both on stage and behind the scenes from 2011 to 2014. She said the Theatre faculty worked hard to ensure the students were well-rounded in all areas.

“When I got to CSC, Roger (Mays) and Scott (Cavin) opened my eyes to so many new ways of performing and building a show,” Adams said.

The skills she built at CSC helped her succeed as a director of high school one-act plays and as company manager at Theatre West in Scottsbluff, Nebraska. She has also found applications in her current role as an elementary special education teacher in North Platte.

Swedberg, a Middle Grades Math and Science Education major, acted in several CSC productions but focused mainly on studying Music. He continues to use his musical and acting background with community theatre. He has been involved in the North Platte Community Theatre for six years and played trumpet, flugelhorn, and piccolo trumpet. He has played in the pit band for six shows and acted in six more.

Swedberg felt a personal connection to his character from playing Clue as a child.

“When I played the board game growing up, I would pick my game piece solely off of their color, blue and green being my favorites, so it is very fitting that I got to play the part of Mr. Green,” Swedberg said.

Young, a Justice Studies major, recognized his fellow CSC alumni right away when he auditioned at the end of February.

“I saw Chantel during auditions and thought, ‘I know her … I think I went to college with her,’” he said.

Burch, a Communication major, said she has enjoyed reviving old stories with her fellow CSC alumni.

“I’m so grateful we could reconnect and get to know each other better. I feel like I have a new group of old friends,” Burch said.

Adams agreed it has been a good opportunity for CSC alumni to reconnect.

“This cast is made up of a very fun, very talented group of people, and there is never a dull moment,” Adams said.

Chadron State alumni reunite in North Platte theatre production

Alliance – The City of Alliance has contracted with Sundance PPI to perform power pole testing. 

The project will be in the urban system in the alley of Box Butte to Laramie from 1st Street north to 18th Street proceeding down all alleys west to the Emerson-Platte alley. 

We will also be working in the rural system north of town from 31st Street on CR 60 north to Keith Road, proceeding west to HWY 385.

For more information, please contact Kirby Bridge, Electric Superintendent at (308) 762-1907.

City of Alliance to perform power pole testing 

Three Chadron State College sophomores will be competing at the NCAA Division II Track and Field Championships at Allendale, Mich., this weekend.

&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; They are hammer throwers Shane Collins of Bison, S.D., and Daniel Reynolds of Granby, Colo., and high jumper Jourdaine Cerenil of Pine Bluffs, Wyo.

&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Collins and Reynolds will compete early in the three-day meet. Theirs will be the meet’s first event Thursday afternoon, starting at 12:30 (EDT).&nbsp; Cerenil won’t high jump until 2:05 p.m. on Saturday. A total of 370 men and 370 women have qualified for the national meet.&nbsp;

&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; CSC Coach Riley Northrup said he’s excited to see how his trio will fare.&nbsp; He noted that each has been a pleasure to coach, always working hard and determined to improve, something they have done.&nbsp; He added that all three are in the middle of the list of 20 qualifiers in their events.

&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Collins and Reynolds have emerged as Chadron State’s all-time leaders in the hammer throw.

&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; After almost taking turns with the best mark the eight times they competed this season, Reynolds is the school record-holder with a throw of 203 feet, 8 inches, while Collins is second on the CSC list with a best of 203-2.&nbsp; At the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Meet in late April, Collins broke the record that had stood since 2005 with a throw of 202 even and Reynolds placed second at 201-10.&nbsp;&nbsp;

&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Reynolds is ninth and Collins is 11th&nbsp;among the 20 national qualifiers.&nbsp; Chadron State is one of three schools to have more than one hammer thrower amongst the top 20. Championships host Grand Valley State has three and, like CSC, Missouri Southern, has two.

Cerenil is tied for 11th&nbsp;on the high jump list with a best of 5-8. Only one Chadron State coed—Jazmyn Webster—who went 5-9 ¾ in 2012--has gone higher outdoors, although Chadron native Caryn Martin cleared 5-10 indoors in 1993, when she was a senior.

Northrup notes that Cerenil has “come close” to going over 5-10 several times.

&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; The coach said he’s proud to have three young national qualifiers, adding, “I’m also looking forward to what they will do in the future.”&nbsp;

Trio of Eagles competing at NCAA Outdoor T&F Championships

Skyview Golf Course Administrator Jerad Palmer offers this weeks Golf Tip.&nbsp; &nbsp; 

Golf is....."a game in which you yell "fore"&nbsp; shoot 6 and write down 5"&nbsp; &nbsp;---Paul Harvey

POST PODCAST: Golf Tips with Jerad Palmer

2022 Nebraska High School Boys State Golf - LIVE Result Links

<a href="https://www.golfgenius.com/pages/3609436">Class B</a>&nbsp;- Scottsbluff, Sidney, Chadron, Gering

<a href="https://www.golfgenius.com/pages/3607940">Class C</a>&nbsp;- Gordon/Rushville, Mitchell, Bridgeport

<a href="https://www.golfgenius.com/pages/3608520">Class D</a>&nbsp;- Crawford, Hay Springs, Hyannis, Hemingford, Kimball, Creek Valley, Leyton

Once the page link opens click on the team or individual result box to see updates!

Nebraska Boys State Golf - LIVE Results

A tradition no more: Huskers ending football balloon release

PITTSBURGH (AP) — Ke’Bryan Hayes had three hits and scored the tiebreaking run on Yoshi Tsutsugo’s infield single in the eighth inning as the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Colorado Rockies 2-1. Hayes singled to lead off the eighth against Tyler Kinley, stole second base and advanced to third on Daniel Vogelbach’s groundout. Tsutsugo then beat out a slow bouncer to second base, enabling Hayes to score. David Bednar escaped a first-and-second jam in the eighth to keep the game tied at 1. He followed with a scoreless ninth.

Pirates steal win late to open series with Rockies

ST. LOUIS (AP) — Nazem Kadri scored three goals, including two during a four-goal second period barrage, and the Colorado Avalanche beat the St. Louis Blues 6-3 to take a 3-1 lead in their Western Conference series. Kadri’s outburst came after he received racist death threats on social media following a first-period collision with Blues goalie Jordan Binnington in Game 3. It was Kadri's first career playoff hat trick. Erik Johnson and Devon Toews also scored and Mikko Rantanen added an empty netter for the Avalanche, while Darcy Kuemper made 17 saves. David Perron scored twice and Pavel Buchnevich had a goal and an assist for the Blues. Ville Husso made 31 saves.

Avalanche bury Blues for commanding 3-1 series lead in Stanley Cup Playoffs

Thanks to:&nbsp; Box Butte Bad Boys Coaching Staff

The Box Butte County Bad Boys 11U travel team was back in action at Sudman Field for their first ever home tournament on May 21 and 22. The Bad Boys cruised through pool play on Saturday with a 17-1 win against Gering and a 10-1 victory over Gillette.

Against Gering, the Bad Boys knocked out 14 total hits scoring 4 in the first, 10 in the second and 3 in the third. Teagen O’Gorman and Casyn Nelson lead the way for the Bad Boys’ hitters each notching 3 hits. Jace Jensen added two hits for the Bad Boys. Cisco Cody joined in on the action with his second triple of the year. Casyn Nelson notched his first win of the year on the mound throwing two innings of shut out baseball. Nelson struck out two while not walking a batter. Dixon Bair pitched in relief striking out two Gering batters.

The hitting continued under the lights against Gillette. The Bad Boys defeated Gillette 10-1, knocking out 11 hits in the contest. Cormic Stark, Jace Jensen, and Fletcher Moseman had two hits apiece. Xander Narjes also joined the hit column for the Bad Boys. Miguel Galvan got the win on the mound allowing only one hit over two innings while striking out five. Carson Bunnell and Isreal Garcia pitched in relief for the Bad Boys.

Sunday’s semi-final game featured a rematch of the championship game in Douglas, Wyoming on May 1st between the Bad Boys and the Westco Revolution. Once again, the Bad Boys came up short dropping a one run back and forth affair. Westco would score one run in the first on a sacrifice fly to right field. The Bad Boys took a 2-1 lead in the bottom of the third, only to see Westco score two in the top of the fourth to take a 3-2 lead. The Bad Boys would take the lead back in the bottom half on a single up the middle by Cisco Cody scoring Fletcher Moseman. Westco would take the lead for good with two in the fifth. With the loss, the Bad Boys fell to 7-4 on the season.

The A-Town Steamers, Alliance’s 12U travel team were tournament champions knocking off Westco in the final game of the tournament. Tripp Johnson was the winning pitcher for the Steamers.

The Bad Boys will head to Laramie, Wyoming June 3-5.

Box Butte Bad Boys host weekend Tournament

Story by NU Athletic Communications

Seven Nebraska softball players were named to an All-Midwest Region team, the National Fastpitch Coaches Association announced on Thursday.&nbsp;<a href="https://huskers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=43264">Mya Felder</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href="https://huskers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=43065">Cam Ybarra</a>&nbsp;were named to the all-region first team,&nbsp;<a href="https://huskers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=43053">Olivia Ferrell</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href="https://huskers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=43063">Abbie Squier</a>&nbsp;received second-team honors while&nbsp;<a href="https://huskers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=43055">Sydney Gray</a>,&nbsp;<a href="https://huskers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=43050">Billie Andrews</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href="https://huskers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=43064">Courtney Wallace</a>&nbsp;were named to the third team.&nbsp; Felder was selected as an all-region performer for the second time in her career, as she was named a third-team All-Pacific Region selection in 2021 at Oregon. Felder was also named to the All-Big Ten second team this season, and she was the first baseman on the Big Ten All-Defensive team. Last week, Felder received All-Tournament honors after her role in leading Nebraska to the Big Ten Tournament title. Ybarra earned her first career all-region honor, adding to an impressive list of accomplishments for the senior. The Mission Viejo, Calif., native was also a first-team All-Big Ten selection and the second baseman on the Big Ten All-Defensive team. Ybarra was on the Big Ten All-Tournament Team and was the tournament's Most Outstanding Player.&nbsp; Ferrell was selected as a second-team All-Midwest Region honoree. At the conference level, Ferrell was named to the All-Big Ten second team and the Big Ten All-Tournament team.&nbsp; Squier received her first all-region honor. The sophomore from Lincoln was named a second-team All-Midwest Region selection. Squier was also a first-team All-Big Ten and All-Defensive team selection.&nbsp; <a href="https://huskers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=43050">Billie Andrews</a>&nbsp;was selected as an all-region performer for the first time in her career, to go along with second-team All-Big Ten honors. Gray joined Andrews on the All-Midwest Region third team, giving the Huskers three sophomore All-Region selections.&nbsp; Wallace was selected as an all-region performer for the second time in her career, as she was named a second-team All-Midwest Region selection in 2021. In addition to her regional award, Wallace was named to the Big Ten All-Defensive team and the Big Ten All-Tournament team. The Huskers' seven all-region selections are the most in program history.&nbsp;Nebraska has produced 99 all-region honorees in school history, a total that ranks second in the Big Ten. Ferrell and Wallace's selections increased Nebraska's number of all-region pitching selections to 28 in the last 27 years.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Seven Huskers named to All-Region Teams

Skyview Golf Course Administrator Jerad Palmer talks about the PGA Championship this weekend and offers this weeks golf tip.

Alliance High School&nbsp; put the finishing touches on the Athletic and Activities season at the annual A-Club Banquet Monday night.&nbsp; Activities Director Anita James, A-Club sponsor Baily Clear and Officers Shelbee Burke and Riley Lawrence hosted the event which honored Senior Athletes and and students who participated in the various sports and activities.&nbsp;&nbsp;

AHS Head Coaches.....Chris Seebohm-Football,&nbsp; Jessica Kaiser-Volleyball, Berlyn Clear-Girls Golf,&nbsp; Scott Mills- Boys and Girls Tennis,&nbsp; Kelly Erickson-Cross Country ,&nbsp; Carlos Palomo-Softball .&nbsp; Nick Myers-Wrestling,&nbsp; Stephen Crile-Girls Basketball,&nbsp; &nbsp;Michael Baker-Boys Basketball,&nbsp; Laura and Joe Mangas-Unified Bowling,&nbsp; Danielle Swanson-Cheerleading&nbsp; and Nate Lanik-Girls and Boys Track &amp; Field each presented their letter winners and special awards.&nbsp; &nbsp;Boys Golf Head Coach Brandt Banzhaf was traveling back from District Golf and was not able to attend.&nbsp; &nbsp;

 Box Butte General Hospital CEO, Lori Mazanec recognized the "MVP" nominees for the school year.&nbsp; Each week BBGH honored a student/athlete as an "MVP" for best showing examples of... Teamwork, Dedication, Excellence and Compassion.&nbsp;

Activities Director Anita James presented the following Scholarship and Special Award Winners.

A-Club Scholarship,&nbsp; Shelbee Burke, Isaac Weems&nbsp;

Amy Stephens Scholarship,&nbsp; Angie Davis

Western Conference Student Activities Scholarship,&nbsp; Mikayla Seebohm, Nolan Nagaki

Honorary A-Club Member,&nbsp; Box Butte General Hospital Rehab and Wellness Center

Charles J. Sherlock Senior Citizen Booster Award,&nbsp; Tom Timbers

3D Sports Award,&nbsp; &nbsp;Amauri Browning,&nbsp; Macala Hood,&nbsp; Kellen Muhr

Western Conference Scholar Athletes,&nbsp; &nbsp;Mats Albrecht,&nbsp; Carson Bair, Angie Davis,&nbsp; Macala Hood,&nbsp; Peyton Kindred,&nbsp; Riley Lawrence,&nbsp; Jayden McCracken,&nbsp; Kenna Montes,&nbsp; Nolan Nagaki,&nbsp; Leyton Schnell,&nbsp; Mikayla Seebohm,&nbsp; Zane Stoike,&nbsp; Lilly Wagner,&nbsp; Isaac Weems.

Outgoing A-Club Officers...President-Kellen Muhr, Vice President-Shelbee Burke, Sect/Treas-Riley Lawrence and Sgt at Arms-Isaac Weems, announced next years Officers ...President-Tyzen Brown, Vice President-Maribel Carillo,&nbsp; Sect/Treas-Kenna Montes and Sgt at Arms-Taytom Timbers.&nbsp;

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