Alliance City Council meeting agenda, April 6

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OPEN MIC MONDAY APRIL 5, 2021

Alliance – Box Butte County RSVP will be hosting a mobile food pantry in conjunction with Northwest Community Action Partnership and Food bank for the Heartland on Wednesday April 7 starting at 4:00 p.m. This program distributes food to families in Alliance, serving one disruption per household. This program is free to the public.

To ensure safe access to the Senior Center located at 212 Yellowstone Avenue, the Alliance Police Department has asked for people to start at the Northeast corner of East 2nd street and Yellowstone Avenue. Traffic will line up down East 2nd to Potash Avenue on the North side of the street. Please make sure to leave intersections open. Any overflow traffic will continue on Potash Avenue to East 3rd Street parking along the south curb on East 3rd street. Please stay in your vehicle at time of delivery.

If you are unable to drive thru to pick up your food, please call Public Transit to make your delivery request by 4:30 p.m. on April 6 by calling Paige Johnson at (308) 762-1907. 

Please note there are only 20 spots available for deliveries. Deliveries are on a first come first serve basis.

For more information about the food drive, please contact Angie Flesner at (308) 762-1293.

Alliance – Box Butte County RSVP will be hosting a mobile food pantry in conjunction with Northwest Community Action Partnership and Food bank for the Heartland on Wednesday April 7 starting at 4:00 p.m. This program distributes food to families in Alliance, serving one disruption per household. This program is free to the public.To ensure safe access to the Senior Center located at 212 Yellowstone Avenue, the Alliance Police Department has asked for people to start at the Northeast corner of East 2nd street and Yellowstone Avenue. Traffic will line up down East 2nd to Potash Avenue on the North side of the street. Please make sure to leave intersections open. Any overflow traffic will continue on Potash Avenue to East 3rd Street parking along the south curb on East 3rd street. Please stay in your vehicle at time of delivery.If you are unable to drive thru to pick up your food, please call Public Transit to make your delivery request by 4:30 p.m. on April 6 by calling Paige Johnson at (308) 762-1907. Please note there are only 20 spots available for deliveries. Deliveries are on a first come first serve basis.For more information about the food drive, please contact Angie Flesner at (308) 762-1293.

RSVP, NCAP to host mobile food pantry

Alliance – The City of Alliance Public Transit will not be available on Sunday, April 4 in observance of Easter. 

If you have any questions, please contact Paige Johnson at Public Transit/Public Works at (308) 762-1907.

Alliance – The City of Alliance Public Transit will not be available on Sunday, April 4 in observance of Easter. Services will resume on Monday, April 5.If you have any questions, please contact Paige Johnson at Public Transit/Public Works at (308) 762-1907.

Alliance Public Transit Easter schedule 

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Chadron 'Polar Plunge' set for April 

SCOTTSBLUFF -&nbsp;Western Nebraska Community College will host the Spring 2021 Commencement ceremonies in person on the Scottsbluff Campus.&nbsp;

Commencement will be at 10 a.m., Saturday, May 8. The ceremony will take place in the Judy Chaloupka Theater and will be limited to graduates and commencement ceremony staff. The general public will be seated in Cougar Palace where the ceremony will be livestreamed. Capacity in Cougar Palace is limited to 1,000 patrons.

The Adult Education (GED) graduation is scheduled for 7 p.m., Friday, May 7,&nbsp;in the Judy Chaloupka Theater, and the&nbsp;Nurse Pinning Ceremony will be at 1 p.m., Saturday, May 8, also in the Judy Chaloupka Theater. Graduates will be able to bring up to five guests to these ceremonies.

Panhandle Public Health District (PPHD) has&nbsp;approved&nbsp;all&nbsp;ceremonies. More details about the ceremonies, including&nbsp;safety guidelines, will be forthcoming.

SCOTTSBLUFF -&nbsp;Western Nebraska Community College will host the Spring 2021 Commencement ceremonies in person on the Scottsbluff Campus.&nbsp;Commencement will be at 10 a.m., Saturday, May 8. The ceremony will take place in the Judy Chaloupka Theater and will be limited to graduates and commencement ceremony staff. The general public will be seated in Cougar Palace where the ceremony will be livestreamed. Capacity in Cougar Palace is limited to 1,000 patrons.The Adult Education (GED) graduation is scheduled for 7 p.m., Friday, May 7,&nbsp;in the Judy Chaloupka Theater, and the&nbsp;Nurse Pinning Ceremony will be at 1 p.m., Saturday, May 8, also in the Judy Chaloupka Theater. Graduates will be able to bring up to five guests to these ceremonies.Panhandle Public Health District (PPHD) has&nbsp;approved&nbsp;all&nbsp;ceremonies. More details about the ceremonies, including&nbsp;safety guidelines, will be forthcoming.

WNCC to host spring commencement in person

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Open Mic 3/30/21

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Open Mic 3/29/21

Alliance – April at the Alliance Public Library includes our Story Time weekly gatherings, for children ages 3-6, on Tuesdays at 10 a.m. and Thursdays at 1 p.m. 

Story Time on March 30 and April 1 will also include an Easter Egg Hunt for participating children! Our themes for the month include Hans Christian Andersen, Rain Showers and Spring Flowers, Favorite Foods, Earth Day/Recycling and Terrific Trees. 

Visit the Alliance Public Library website for great information about our library, including Story Time Read-a-long videos produced by Alliance Public Library staff. We really enjoy putting these videos together and it’s a great way to share reading at home.

The first publication of Nancy Drew mysteries happened on April 28, 1930 with “The Secret of the Old Clock, “The Hidden Staircase” and “The Bungalow Mystery”.

 To celebrate this 90-year milestone, the Alliance Public Library will host a reading contest featuring our Nancy Drew and Hardy Boys mysteries, authored by Carolyn Keene and Franklin W. Dixon, respectively. Grades four through eight can participate by checking out and reading any Nancy Drew or Hardy Boys mystery, beginning April 15, then sign up for a grand prize drawing which will be on April 30th at 3 p.m.

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

Great news for our adult patrons. After a long hiatus due to COVID-19, we have resumed book club meetings. 

Our book club selection for the month of April is Giver of Stars by Jojo Moyes. Our next meeting will be April 27th, 2021 at 1:00 p.m. 

If you would like to be added to the book club email list, please email Emily Nelson at enelson@cityofalliance.net or call 308-762-1387.

Alliance – April at the Alliance Public Library includes our Story Time weekly gatherings, for children ages 3-6, on Tuesdays at 10 a.m. and Thursdays at 1 p.m. Story Time on March 30 and April 1 will also include an Easter Egg Hunt for participating children! Our themes for the month include Hans Christian Andersen, Rain Showers and Spring Flowers, Favorite Foods, Earth Day/Recycling and Terrific Trees. Visit the Alliance Public Library website for great information about our library, including Story Time Read-a-long videos produced by Alliance Public Library staff. We really enjoy putting these videos together and it’s a great way to share reading at home.The first publication of Nancy Drew mysteries happened on April 28, 1930 with “The Secret of the Old Clock, “The Hidden Staircase” and “The Bungalow Mystery”. To celebrate this 90-year milestone, the Alliance Public Library will host a reading contest featuring our Nancy Drew and Hardy Boys mysteries, authored by Carolyn Keene and Franklin W. Dixon, respectively. Grades four through eight can participate by checking out and reading any Nancy Drew or Hardy Boys mystery, beginning April 15, then sign up for a grand prize drawing which will be on April 30th at 3 p.m.For more information, please contact Cynthia Horn, Children’s and Youth Services Librarian at 762-1387.Great news for our adult patrons. After a long hiatus due to COVID-19, we have resumed book club meetings. Our book club selection for the month of April is Giver of Stars by Jojo Moyes. Our next meeting will be April 27th, 2021 at 1:00 p.m. If you would like to be added to the book club email list, please email Emily Nelson at enelson@cityofalliance.net or call 308-762-1387.

Spring brings classic mysteries for young readers at Alliance library

BNSF Railway will be closing down a road south of Crawford for track repair.&nbsp;

Sawlog Road between Crawford and Marsland will be closed on March 30 from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.

"We have a large&nbsp;maintenance gang here that does some of our maintenance,"&nbsp;BNSF Road Master Alliance/Edgemont&nbsp;Matt Ditzler said. "They're lifting the track through there. I have to pull that crossing so we can pull the track up higher off the ground.&nbsp;

Ditzler said there will be traffic delays.&nbsp;

"If anyone needs to go down Sawlog Road for any reason, we will not be able to get them across between the hours of 7 a.m. and 5 p.m.," Ditzler said. "We will have a road closure and barricades there at the crossing. I'm going to talk to a local contractor to find out if I can get some kind of a sign to put out two miles out at the road so they know ahead of time."

By Kalin Krohe, Panhandle PostBNSF Railway will be closing down a road south of Crawford for track repair.&nbsp;Sawlog Road between Crawford and Marsland will be closed on March 30 from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m."We have a large&nbsp;maintenance gang here that does some of our maintenance,"&nbsp;BNSF Road Master Alliance/Edgemont&nbsp;Matt Ditzler said. "They're lifting the track through there. I have to pull that crossing so we can pull the track up higher off the ground.&nbsp;Ditzler said there will be traffic delays.&nbsp;"If anyone needs to go down Sawlog Road for any reason, we will not be able to get them across between the hours of 7 a.m. and 5 p.m.," Ditzler said. "We will have a road closure and barricades there at the crossing. I'm going to talk to a local contractor to find out if I can get some kind of a sign to put out two miles out at the road so they know ahead of time."

BNSF to close down road south of Crawford 

"Hein Construction notified me that a valve on the kettle broke so they are down for repairs," Box Butte County Road Superintendent Barbara Keegan said. "They plan to be back April 5 to complete Sheridan County and will move to Box Butte County.  The projected start date now is April 6."

The Box Butte County Road Department will be doing road construction on County Road (CR) 70, north of Hemingford.&nbsp;

"The Box Butte County Road Department has contracted with Hein Construction of Fairbury to complete a crack filling project on CR 70, which is the road going north out of Hemingford towards the Box Butte Reservoir," Box Butte County Road Superintendent&nbsp;Barbara Keegan said. "We will start at the Box Butte, Dawes County line and head south towards the Village of Hemingford corporate limits. There maybe some traffic delays. And as always this is a construction work zone so fines maybe doubled. We just want everyone to be safe and know what is going on. "

The road work will start on Monday, March 29.&nbsp;

Keegan said this road project has been in the works for some time.&nbsp;

"The Board of Commissioners have prioritized some roads and we're trying to get some work done with Lincoln as far as the additional work on CR 70," Keegan said. "This is the first step of that. It has been in the hopper, hopefully we're getting step one of it done."

Keegan said the length of construction depends on the weather.&nbsp;

"We're got several projects lined up," Keegan said. "I was given a dollar limit that I could go to. We will go as far as $40,000. Obviously CR 70 going north to the dam. After that we will work on CR 69 to the Village of Hemingford&nbsp;cemetery...then we'll work on Jefferson and CR 60."

Keegan said Hein Construction will be in the area at least a week.&nbsp;

By Kalin Krohe, Panhandle PostUpdate: March 29 at 8:20 a.m."Hein Construction notified me that a valve on the kettle broke so they are down for repairs," Box Butte County Road Superintendent Barbara Keegan said. "They plan to be back April 5 to complete Sheridan County and will move to Box Butte County. The projected start date now is April 6.". . . . . .&nbsp;The Box Butte County Road Department will be doing road construction on County Road (CR) 70, north of Hemingford.&nbsp;"The Box Butte County Road Department has contracted with Hein Construction of Fairbury to complete a crack filling project on CR 70, which is the road going north out of Hemingford towards the Box Butte Reservoir," Box Butte County Road Superintendent&nbsp;Barbara Keegan said. "We will start at the Box Butte, Dawes County line and head south towards the Village of Hemingford corporate limits. There maybe some traffic delays. And as always this is a construction work zone so fines maybe doubled. We just want everyone to be safe and know what is going on. "The road work will start on Monday, March 29.&nbsp;Keegan said this road project has been in the works for some time.&nbsp;"The Board of Commissioners have prioritized some roads and we're trying to get some work done with Lincoln as far as the additional work on CR 70," Keegan said. "This is the first step of that. It has been in the hopper, hopefully we're getting step one of it done."Keegan said the length of construction depends on the weather.&nbsp;"We're got several projects lined up," Keegan said. "I was given a dollar limit that I could go to. We will go as far as $40,000. Obviously CR 70 going north to the dam. After that we will work on CR 69 to the Village of Hemingford&nbsp;cemetery...then we'll work on Jefferson and CR 60."Keegan said Hein Construction will be in the area at least a week.&nbsp;

UPDATE: Road construction planned north of Hemingford 

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OPEN MIC FRIDAY MARCH 26, 2021

Chadron Chamber invites families to 'Easter Egg Hunt'

WEDNESDAY MARCH 24,  2021...REMEMBER NO OPEN MIC ON THURSDAY MARCH 25...AUCTION DAY!!

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OPEN MIC WEDNESDAY MARCH 24, 2021

Lincoln – Stephanie Schwaderer of Alliance won $262,000 playing Nebraska Pick 5 from the Nebraska Lottery.

Schwaderer purchased her ticket at J &amp; J’s Pit Stop at 1308 W 3rd Street in Alliance. The ticket contained one play for the March 4 drawing with the winning numbers 12, 21, 22, 24 and 27.

When she saw what appeared to be her winning numbers drawn, Schwaderer said she didn’t believe it.

“I initially thought it was some sick cosmic joke,” she said. “I scanned it with the app on my phone and started yelling, ‘We just won the lottery.’”

She and her husband John drove back into town to scan the ticket at a convenience store to make sure they were seeing it right. They got confirmation and Schwaderer signed her ticket, wrapped it in a $2 bill and tucked the ticket into her wallet.

Schwaderer said they’ll be using their winnings to pay off their farm and to build a bakery where she’ll make breads, cinnamon rolls, muffins and more.

After the realization set in that she’d won, Schwaderer said it was an amazing feeling.

“I kind of freaked out,” she said. “Then I just vibrated for like 36 hours.”

Nebraska Pick 5 is Nebraska’s unique Lottery game: all the proceeds from Nebraska Pick 5 stay in Nebraska, and all the winning tickets are sold in Nebraska at Nebraska Lottery Lotto game retailers. The odds of winning the Nebraska Pick 5 jackpot, which starts at $50,000 and grows by $4,000 each drawing that is not won, are 1 in 501,942 while the overall odds of winning a prize in the game, which has drawings seven nights a week, are 1 in 8.

The mission of the Nebraska Lottery is to generate proceeds for good causes while providing quality entertainment options to Nebraskans. Over $803 million has been raised for the Nebraska Lottery’s beneficiary funds since the Lottery began in 1993. All 93 counties in Nebraska have benefited from projects funded with these Nebraska Lottery proceeds.

Lincoln – Stephanie Schwaderer of Alliance won $262,000 playing Nebraska Pick 5 from the Nebraska Lottery.Schwaderer purchased her ticket at J &amp; J’s Pit Stop at 1308 W 3rd Street in Alliance. The ticket contained one play for the March 4 drawing with the winning numbers 12, 21, 22, 24 and 27.<figure>
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 </figure>When she saw what appeared to be her winning numbers drawn, Schwaderer said she didn’t believe it.“I initially thought it was some sick cosmic joke,” she said. “I scanned it with the app on my phone and started yelling, ‘We just won the lottery.’”She and her husband John drove back into town to scan the ticket at a convenience store to make sure they were seeing it right. They got confirmation and Schwaderer signed her ticket, wrapped it in a $2 bill and tucked the ticket into her wallet.Schwaderer said they’ll be using their winnings to pay off their farm and to build a bakery where she’ll make breads, cinnamon rolls, muffins and more.After the realization set in that she’d won, Schwaderer said it was an amazing feeling.“I kind of freaked out,” she said. “Then I just vibrated for like 36 hours.”Nebraska Pick 5 is Nebraska’s unique Lottery game: all the proceeds from Nebraska Pick 5 stay in Nebraska, and all the winning tickets are sold in Nebraska at Nebraska Lottery Lotto game retailers. The odds of winning the Nebraska Pick 5 jackpot, which starts at $50,000 and grows by $4,000 each drawing that is not won, are 1 in 501,942 while the overall odds of winning a prize in the game, which has drawings seven nights a week, are 1 in 8.The mission of the Nebraska Lottery is to generate proceeds for good causes while providing quality entertainment options to Nebraskans. Over $803 million has been raised for the Nebraska Lottery’s beneficiary funds since the Lottery began in 1993. All 93 counties in Nebraska have benefited from projects funded with these Nebraska Lottery proceeds.

Alliance woman wins $262,000 playing Nebraska Pick 5

TUESDAY MARCH 23, 2021....REMEMBER NO OPEN ON THURSDAY...MARCH 25....RADIO AUCTION DAY!!

LF...ANY SIZE,  4 WHEEL DRIVE PICKUP...FOR REASONABLE $...763-1954

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

LF...GOOD RUNNING CAR OR TRUCK FOR AROUND TOWN AND WORK....760-9498

LF...GOOD,  CLEAN COUCH...THAT CAN DELIVER...760-4353

LF...SOMEPLACE TO KEEP SEVERAL HORSES IN THE ALLIANCE AREA.....LF...LEATHER CRAFT TOOLS.....CALL 785-623-1826

FS...PORCH SWING...WITH CHAINS TO HANG IT...GOOD CONDITION... $35....487-1553...425-442-2166--IN HEMINGFORD

HB...CORBIN--FROM GRANDMA AND GRANDPA JOHNSON

LF...TOWN OR FARM HOME TO RENT....IN B-PORT, BAYARD OR MINATARE AREA....308-629-7384

FS...WASHER-DRYER SET ...REGULAR SIZE...WORKS GOOD...$100....MISC HOUSEHOLD ITEMS...FURNITURE....CALL FOR INFO..531-444-7873-IN ALLIANCE

BLOEDORN LUMBER...NEW ARRIVALS FOR SPIRNG...BEN MOORE PAINT ON SALE UNTIL MARCH 31.....HB...ZANE--17TH

TUESDAY MARCH 23, 2021....REMEMBER NO OPEN ON THURSDAY...MARCH 25....RADIO AUCTION DAY!!LF...ANY SIZE, 4 WHEEL DRIVE PICKUP...FOR REASONABLE $...763-1954LF...CHIHUAHUA DOG...308-220-0032LF...LICENSE PLATES....AUTO AND MOTORCYCLE...402-670-1769LF...PUPPY TOYS......308-629-7504LF...GOOD RUNNING CAR OR TRUCK FOR AROUND TOWN AND WORK....760-9498HB...SHERITY B. AT GROC. KARTLF...GOOD, CLEAN COUCH...THAT CAN DELIVER...760-4353HB....SHERITY B...FROM DADLF...SOMEPLACE TO KEEP SEVERAL HORSES IN THE ALLIANCE AREA.....LF...LEATHER CRAFT TOOLS.....CALL 785-623-1826FS...PORCH SWING...WITH CHAINS TO HANG IT...GOOD CONDITION... $35....487-1553...425-442-2166--IN HEMINGFORDHB...BY LOLAHB...CORBIN--FROM GRANDMA AND GRANDPA JOHNSONLF...TOWN OR FARM HOME TO RENT....IN B-PORT, BAYARD OR MINATARE AREA....308-629-7384FS...WASHER-DRYER SET ...REGULAR SIZE...WORKS GOOD...$100....MISC HOUSEHOLD ITEMS...FURNITURE....CALL FOR INFO..531-444-7873-IN ALLIANCEBLOEDORN LUMBER...NEW ARRIVALS FOR SPIRNG...BEN MOORE PAINT ON SALE UNTIL MARCH 31.....HB...ZANE--17TH

OPEN MIC TUESDAY MARCH 23,  2021

The Alliance Chamber will be holding the annual Easter Egg Hunt on Tuesday, March 30 at the Alliance High School practice fields at 4 p.m.

 The west field will be for the 1-3 age group and the east field will be divided up for the 4-6 and 7-9 age groups.&nbsp;

The Alliance Chamber will be holding the annual Easter Egg Hunt on Tuesday, March 30 at the Alliance High School practice fields at 4 p.m. The west field will be for the 1-3 age group and the east field will be divided up for the 4-6 and 7-9 age groups.&nbsp;<figure>
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Alliance Chamber to hold 'Easter Egg Hunt'

MONDAY MARCH 22, 2021....REMEMBER NO OPEN MIC THURSDAY MARCH 25...AUCTION DAY

LF...CHIHUAHUA...MALE OR FEMALE..FOR FAMILY PET....308-220-0032

LF...SMALLER, 4-WHEEL DRIVE PICKUP...FOR REASONABLE $...763-1954

GA...FROZEN ITEMS....FREEZER BROKE...BRING YOU OWN COOLERS...MISC ITEMS.....ZUCHINNI..RUHBARB...MISC VEGGIES...FRUIT...ETC...308-458-7519--IN ALLIANCE

FOUND....STRAY MALE CAT....NORTHEAST OF ALLIANCE....ORANGE COLOR...HE HAS 5 TOES...VERY FRIENDLY....762-3100

FS...2-26" BIKES...READY TO RIDE...SEE AT 1012 PLATTE....LF...TOOLBOX FOR A PICKUP .....760-5608

MONDAY MARCH 22, 2021....REMEMBER NO OPEN MIC THURSDAY MARCH 25...AUCTION DAYLF...CHIHUAHUA...MALE OR FEMALE..FOR FAMILY PET....308-220-0032LF...SMALLER, 4-WHEEL DRIVE PICKUP...FOR REASONABLE $...763-1954GA...FROZEN ITEMS....FREEZER BROKE...BRING YOU OWN COOLERS...MISC ITEMS.....ZUCHINNI..RUHBARB...MISC VEGGIES...FRUIT...ETC...308-458-7519--IN ALLIANCEFOUND....STRAY MALE CAT....NORTHEAST OF ALLIANCE....ORANGE COLOR...HE HAS 5 TOES...VERY FRIENDLY....762-3100FS...2-26" BIKES...READY TO RIDE...SEE AT 1012 PLATTE....LF...TOOLBOX FOR A PICKUP .....760-5608

OPEN MIC MONDAY MARCH 22, 2021



The Yonts Water Conference is an opportunity for farmers, landowners, and community members to learn more about where irrigation water comes from; the infrastructure that delivers it; and the water supply outlook for 2021

When: April 9, 2021&nbsp; Time: 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Lunch Included Where: Gering Civic Center, 1050 M Street, Gering NE&nbsp;&nbsp; Due to COVID-19, space is limited and registration is required.

Register online at&nbsp;<a href="https://unl.us7.list-manage.com/track/click?u=7b54f93262000a132a4831590&amp;id=5a264d4724&amp;e=eda2c4639f" target="_blank">https://go.unl.edu/yonts</a>&nbsp;or call 308-632-1230 by April 5

&nbsp; This event will follow current Nebraska Extension event policy and health district guidelines including masks and social distancing. Each spring, as the planting season approaches, brings fresh questions about irrigation water:

-How much water will the mountain snowpack provide? -What’s the state of the irrigation infrastructure in the North Platte Valley? -What have we learned about it in the past year? -How does that complicated system of dams, diversions, checks and canals work?

Answers to these and other questions – as well as some fresh new questions – will be provided by presenters at the Yonts Water Conference, scheduled for April 9 in Gering. 

The spring water conference for the North Platte Valley will return in April 2021 after a hiatus, named in honor of the late Dean Yonts, UNL Irrigation Specialist who helped start the event.

&nbsp; &nbsp; The Yonts Water Conference is organized by the North Platte Water for Agriculture Committee, made up of representatives from Extension, local irrigation districts, the North Platte Natural Resources District, agricultural producers, area businesses, and wildlife groups. The committee’s work, including the conference, is supported by an Agriculture and Food Research Initiative (AFRI) Water for Agriculture grant.&nbsp;

More information is available at the Panhandle Research and Extension Center webpage,&nbsp;<a href="https://unl.us7.list-manage.com/track/click?u=7b54f93262000a132a4831590&amp;id=552d662b99&amp;e=eda2c4639f" target="_blank">https://panhandle.unl.edu</a>.&nbsp;&nbsp;

The Yonts Water Conference is an opportunity for farmers, landowners, and community members to learn more about where irrigation water comes from; the infrastructure that delivers it; and the water supply outlook for 2021<figure>
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 </figure>When: April 9, 2021&nbsp; Time: 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Lunch Included Where: Gering Civic Center, 1050 M Street, Gering NE&nbsp;&nbsp; Due to COVID-19, space is limited and registration is required.Register online at&nbsp;<a href="https://unl.us7.list-manage.com/track/click?u=7b54f93262000a132a4831590&amp;id=5a264d4724&amp;e=eda2c4639f" target="_blank">https://go.unl.edu/yonts</a>&nbsp;or call 308-632-1230 by April 5&nbsp; This event will follow current Nebraska Extension event policy and health district guidelines including masks and social distancing. Each spring, as the planting season approaches, brings fresh questions about irrigation water:-How much water will the mountain snowpack provide? -What’s the state of the irrigation infrastructure in the North Platte Valley? -What have we learned about it in the past year? -How does that complicated system of dams, diversions, checks and canals work?Answers to these and other questions – as well as some fresh new questions – will be provided by presenters at the Yonts Water Conference, scheduled for April 9 in Gering. The spring water conference for the North Platte Valley will return in April 2021 after a hiatus, named in honor of the late Dean Yonts, UNL Irrigation Specialist who helped start the event. &nbsp; &nbsp; The Yonts Water Conference is organized by the North Platte Water for Agriculture Committee, made up of representatives from Extension, local irrigation districts, the North Platte Natural Resources District, agricultural producers, area businesses, and wildlife groups. The committee’s work, including the conference, is supported by an Agriculture and Food Research Initiative (AFRI) Water for Agriculture grant.&nbsp;More information is available at the Panhandle Research and Extension Center webpage,&nbsp;<a href="https://unl.us7.list-manage.com/track/click?u=7b54f93262000a132a4831590&amp;id=552d662b99&amp;e=eda2c4639f" target="_blank">https://panhandle.unl.edu</a>.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Yonts Water Conference to be held in Gering

Vaccinations will be available through WCHR for people 30 years and older Friday, March 19, at the Assumption Arena, 340 Cedar St., in Chadron &nbsp;from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.&nbsp;

By Kim Engel, PPHD director&nbsp;Vaccinations will be available through WCHR for people 30 years and older Friday, March 19, at the Assumption Arena, 340 Cedar St., in Chadron &nbsp;from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.&nbsp;<ul>
 <li>Please schedule an appointment at&nbsp;<a href="https://www.signupgenius.com/go/9040a4cadab2ea7ff2-50and" target="_blank">https://www.signupgenius.com/go/9040a4cadab2ea7ff2-50and</a></li>
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PPHD: Vaccinations available for people 30 years and older in Chadron

ARC...DAY OF SERVICE...SAT MARCH 20TH...COME AT 9 AM TO ARC....DIFFERENT PROJECTS INVOLVED...ALL VOLUNTEERS ARE WELCOME....CHECK FACEBOOK...CALL 762-2201 FOR INFO

GARAGE/RUMMAGE SALE...FRIDAY ONLY...1 PM....1238 POTASH....GARDEN &amp; HAND TOOLS...LADDERS...TENT...TILLLER...SOMTHING FOR EVERYONE

LF...GOOD RUNNING,  SMALL PICKUP.....4 WHEEL DRIVE...FOR A REASONABLE PRICE....763-1954

CHADRON FRIENDS OF PETS....HAVE A LOTS OF MISC HOUSEHOLD ITEMS...HAVE A NICE TABLE AND CHAIR SET.....OLDER CHEST OF DRAWERS....OTHER FURNITURE ITEMS...308-340-9528....308-432-3883 CALL FOR INFO

LF...GOOD WORKING REFRIGERATOR.....760-7298

FS..FARM FRESH EGGS...$1 DOZ WITH YOUR OWN CARTON.....OR $1.50 WITHOUT CARTON...760-1101

FS...750 WATT POWER INVERTER...NEW IN BOX...$70......ANTIQUE TRI FOLD MIRROR..$300.......2- ALUM WHEELS OFF DODGE DAKOTA...$60 FOR BOTH......10 LB BOWLING BALL WITH BAG...$5......FREEZER JELL PACKS TO GIVE AWAY....762-4411...760-4552

LF...GOOD CONDITION COUCH OR LOVESEAT...760-4611

FS...GIRLS HUFFY BIKE...NEW CONDITION....$200....760-5037

THURSDAY MARCH 18, 2021ARC...DAY OF SERVICE...SAT MARCH 20TH...COME AT 9 AM TO ARC....DIFFERENT PROJECTS INVOLVED...ALL VOLUNTEERS ARE WELCOME....CHECK FACEBOOK...CALL 762-2201 FOR INFOGARAGE/RUMMAGE SALE...FRIDAY ONLY...1 PM....1238 POTASH....GARDEN &amp; HAND TOOLS...LADDERS...TENT...TILLLER...SOMTHING FOR EVERYONELF...GOOD RUNNING, SMALL PICKUP.....4 WHEEL DRIVE...FOR A REASONABLE PRICE....763-1954CHADRON FRIENDS OF PETS....HAVE A LOTS OF MISC HOUSEHOLD ITEMS...HAVE A NICE TABLE AND CHAIR SET.....OLDER CHEST OF DRAWERS....OTHER FURNITURE ITEMS...308-340-9528....308-432-3883 CALL FOR INFOHB...SHEILALF...GOOD WORKING REFRIGERATOR.....760-7298LF...PLAYSTATION 4.....308-778-6684HB...BY LOLAFS..FARM FRESH EGGS...$1 DOZ WITH YOUR OWN CARTON.....OR $1.50 WITHOUT CARTON...760-1101FS...750 WATT POWER INVERTER...NEW IN BOX...$70......ANTIQUE TRI FOLD MIRROR..$300.......2- ALUM WHEELS OFF DODGE DAKOTA...$60 FOR BOTH......10 LB BOWLING BALL WITH BAG...$5......FREEZER JELL PACKS TO GIVE AWAY....762-4411...760-4552HB...DOYLEHB...DOYLE...FROM THE GONZALEZ FAMILYLF...GOOD CONDITION COUCH OR LOVESEAT...760-4611FS...GIRLS HUFFY BIKE...NEW CONDITION....$200....760-5037

OPEN MIC THURSDAY MARCH 18, 2021

On March 25 the Eagle Radio Spring Auction will be LIVE on all Eagle Radio stations (KCOW 92.5FM/1400AM, Double Q Country 105.9FM/97.5FM, B94.7FM) beginning at 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. powered by&nbsp;Tommy Wiles from AG West Land Brokers.

10% of our auction sales will go to support our local county fairs in the area.

Bids will be accepted by calling (308) 762-1400 or sending a direct message to any of our Facebook pages including:&nbsp; Panhandle Post, KCOW radio, B94.7, and Double Q Country.

Once an hour has opened you can bid on ANYTHING in that hour even if we haven't announced it yet on the air.&nbsp; 

Most items will close in the same hour they are open to keep the auction running smoothly, with the exception of our "big ticket" items. Those items will be open and on the auction block for an extended period of time for our bidders convenience. ALL ITEMS MUST GO!

Provide us a phone number we can reach you back at. Our team will call each bidder back the same day, giving you an opportunity to increase your bid or to let you know you have won the item.&nbsp; 

Provide a credit card to complete your purchase. All items can be picked up beginning the following week at the KCOW studios in Alliance.&nbsp;

Our offices in both Alliance and Chadron will be closed to the public on March 25.&nbsp;

Click here to view the complete Auction Sale Bill:

<a href="https://drive.google.com/file/d/13r5_NP81D7zYJY2tNLHxF-b3HDu0_1rN/view">https://drive.google.com/file/d/13r5_NP81D7zYJY2tNLHxF-b3HDu0_1rN/view</a>

Check out the auction items and businesses below:

Eagle Radio Spring Auction sale bill 

By OLIVIA BRYANT, CSC College Relations

CHADRON – Registration opened Wednesday for student and employee volunteers, as well as jobsites for Chadron State College’s ninth annual The Big Event April 17.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.csc.edu/thebigevent/volunteerapp/index.csc" target="_blank">Volunteers</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href="https://www.csc.edu/thebigevent/jobsiteleaderapp/index.csc" target="_blank">jobsites</a>&nbsp;can register&nbsp;online. All Chadron businesses, churches, and residents are welcome to apply as jobsites.

The Big Event is a student-based, community service day designed to thank the community of Chadron. The CSC tradition started in 2013 with more than 400 volunteers and 15 job sites. The annual event attracts hundreds of CSC volunteers and various jobsites within Chadron and the surrounding area.

The Big Event staff are working closely college officials to follow Nebraska State College System COVID-19 guidelines including masks and social distancing to ensure a safe and effective event for all participants.

For more information about The Big Event, visit&nbsp;<a href="http://csc.edu/thebigevent" target="_blank">csc.edu/thebigevent</a>. Registration for volunteers, jobsite leaders, and jobsites closes April 9 at midnight.

By OLIVIA BRYANT, CSC College RelationsCHADRON – Registration opened Wednesday for student and employee volunteers, as well as jobsites for Chadron State College’s ninth annual The Big Event April 17.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.csc.edu/thebigevent/volunteerapp/index.csc" target="_blank">Volunteers</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href="https://www.csc.edu/thebigevent/jobsiteleaderapp/index.csc" target="_blank">jobsites</a>&nbsp;can register&nbsp;online. All Chadron businesses, churches, and residents are welcome to apply as jobsites.The Big Event is a student-based, community service day designed to thank the community of Chadron. The CSC tradition started in 2013 with more than 400 volunteers and 15 job sites. The annual event attracts hundreds of CSC volunteers and various jobsites within Chadron and the surrounding area.The Big Event staff are working closely college officials to follow Nebraska State College System COVID-19 guidelines including masks and social distancing to ensure a safe and effective event for all participants.For more information about The Big Event, visit&nbsp;<a href="http://csc.edu/thebigevent" target="_blank">csc.edu/thebigevent</a>. Registration for volunteers, jobsite leaders, and jobsites closes April 9 at midnight.

Registration open for 'The Big Event' at Chadron State College

WEDNESDAY MARCH 17, 2021....HAPPY ST PATRICKS DAY!!

LF...FARM HOME TO RENT IN CHADRON, HAY SPRINGS, RUSHVILLE,  BPORT OR BAYARD AREA.....308-629-7384

LF...GOOD WORKING, SMALLER... 4WD PICKUP...FOR A REASONABLE PRICE...763-1954

ST AGNES ACADEMY FOUNDATION DRAWING TONIGHT AT HOLY ROSARY PARISH CENTER...7 PM...TICKET HOLDERS ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND...PLEASE WEAR MASKS....USE WEST DOOR....WATCH AT SAA FOUNDATION RAFFLE ON FACEBOOK...30 CASH PRIZES WILL BE AWARDED

THANKS TO ALL ELECTRICAL WORKERS....CITY CREWS

WEDNESDAY MARCH 17, 2021....HAPPY ST PATRICKS DAY!!LF...FARM HOME TO RENT IN CHADRON, HAY SPRINGS, RUSHVILLE, BPORT OR BAYARD AREA.....308-629-7384LF...GOOD WORKING, SMALLER... 4WD PICKUP...FOR A REASONABLE PRICE...763-1954ST AGNES ACADEMY FOUNDATION DRAWING TONIGHT AT HOLY ROSARY PARISH CENTER...7 PM...TICKET HOLDERS ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND...PLEASE WEAR MASKS....USE WEST DOOR....WATCH AT SAA FOUNDATION RAFFLE ON FACEBOOK...30 CASH PRIZES WILL BE AWARDEDTHANKS TO ALL ELECTRICAL WORKERS....CITY CREWSLF...PORTABLE BASKETBALL HOOP...762-2523

OPEN MIC WEDNESDAY MARCH 17, 2021

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