The Chadron Public Library and Friends of the Chadron Public Library will be holding the annual Chocolate Tasting Party &amp; Book Sale on Feb. 10 from 2:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.

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 </figure>The Chadron Public Library and Friends of the Chadron Public Library will be holding the annual Chocolate Tasting Party &amp; Book Sale on Feb. 10 from 2:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Chadron library, Friends of CPL to hold annual Chocolate Tasting Party, Book Sale 

LF...LARGE SIZE, REGULAR STYLE, WHEEL CHAIR....760-8018

LF...SMALL BREED, FEMALE DOG...1 YR OR YOUNGER...PREFER A CHIHUAHUA.....LF..SOMEONE TO FINISH THEIR DECK.....763-1954

FS...BARBIE DOLL HOUSE...25" TALL...3FT WIDE,  WITH KEN AND BARBIE AND MISC CLOTHES.....FS...HEART SHAPED KIDS CHAIR......760-7918

FS...SEVERAL PAIRS OF KIDS SNOW PANTS...MOSTLY LIKE NEW...SIZES 3T....5T...6-7....14-16....MENS SMALL 28-30.....760-5871

COLLECTION BASKET....OPEN TODAY...9-2...MONDAY AND TUESDAY...BE CAREFUL...9TH AND BIGHORN

KAB....BRING ITEMS INTO THE RECYCLING CENTER, SOUTH DOOR..OR  CALL 762-1729....763-1410 FOR PICK UP

FS...BATTERY OPERATED WHEEL CHAIR...NEED BATTERYS...GOOD CONDITION....$150 OR BEST OFFER....760-5479

FS....TIRES....2-COOPER-205-65-R15...GOOD TREAD....FS 4-GOODYEAR WRANGLER--265-75-R16...GOOD TREAD.....760-4350

FS...2-2 WHEELER HAULERS.....$15 EACH...CALL FOR INFO....760-7084

FS...CAR OR  LIGHT PICKUP---TIRE CHAINS...487-3712

SEND CARDS AND LETTERS TO JASON AT.......

MONDAY JAN. 30, 2023LF...LARGE SIZE, REGULAR STYLE, WHEEL CHAIR....760-8018LF...SMALL BREED, FEMALE DOG...1 YR OR YOUNGER...PREFER A CHIHUAHUA.....LF..SOMEONE TO FINISH THEIR DECK.....763-1954LF...CHIHUAHUA.....308-765-4915FS...BARBIE DOLL HOUSE...25" TALL...3FT WIDE, WITH KEN AND BARBIE AND MISC CLOTHES.....FS...HEART SHAPED KIDS CHAIR......760-7918FS...SEVERAL PAIRS OF KIDS SNOW PANTS...MOSTLY LIKE NEW...SIZES 3T....5T...6-7....14-16....MENS SMALL 28-30.....760-5871COLLECTION BASKET....OPEN TODAY...9-2...MONDAY AND TUESDAY...BE CAREFUL...9TH AND BIGHORNKAB....BRING ITEMS INTO THE RECYCLING CENTER, SOUTH DOOR..OR CALL 762-1729....763-1410 FOR PICK UPFS...BATTERY OPERATED WHEEL CHAIR...NEED BATTERYS...GOOD CONDITION....$150 OR BEST OFFER....760-5479FS....TIRES....2-COOPER-205-65-R15...GOOD TREAD....FS 4-GOODYEAR WRANGLER--265-75-R16...GOOD TREAD.....760-4350FS...2-2 WHEELER HAULERS.....$15 EACH...CALL FOR INFO....760-7084FS...CAR OR LIGHT PICKUP---TIRE CHAINS...487-3712SEND CARDS AND LETTERS TO JASON AT.......UC HEALTH POUDRE VALLEY HOSPITALJASON WENTWORTH, ROOM 40511024 S. LEMAY AVEFORT COLLINS CO 80524

OPEN MIC: MONDAY JAN. 30, 2023

FS...SLIDING GLASS PATIO DOOR....FS..KIDS SNOW SLED...308-629-1172

LF...SMALL BREED,  FEMALE DOG...1 YR OLD OR YOUNGER...PREFER A CHIHUAHUA....LF...SOMEONE TO FINISH THEIR DECK....763-1954

FS...TIRES---2-205-65-R15...GOOD CONDITION...FS..4-265-75-R16...CALL FOR INFO 760-4350

FS...BUICK LE SABRE..RUNS....FS...2-SUITCASES..$10 EACH ...FS...ELECTRIC DRYER...$50....GA..SEWING MACHINE....760-4336

UPDATED ADDRESS FOR JASON...NEW ROOM..SEND CARDS TO JASON @

FRIDAY JAN. 27, 2023FS...SLIDING GLASS PATIO DOOR....FS..KIDS SNOW SLED...308-629-1172LF...SMALL BREED, FEMALE DOG...1 YR OLD OR YOUNGER...PREFER A CHIHUAHUA....LF...SOMEONE TO FINISH THEIR DECK....763-1954FS...TIRES---2-205-65-R15...GOOD CONDITION...FS..4-265-75-R16...CALL FOR INFO 760-4350HB...SUNDAY--KYDEN--9THFS...BUICK LE SABRE..RUNS....FS...2-SUITCASES..$10 EACH ...FS...ELECTRIC DRYER...$50....GA..SEWING MACHINE....760-4336UPDATED ADDRESS FOR JASON...NEW ROOM..SEND CARDS TO JASON @UC HEALTH POUDRE VALLEY HOSPITALJASON WENTWORTH, ROOM #40511024 S. LEMAY AVEFORT COLLINS CO 80524

OPEN MIC: FRIDAY JAN. 27, 2023

CHADRON FRIENDS OF PETS...HAS SEVERAL PORTA KENNELS...LARGER SIZE...OTHER MISC PET ITEMS...CAGES...COLLARS...LEASHES....DOG SWEATERS....ALSO HAVE HOUSEHOLD ITEMS...ALL PROCEEDS TO CHADRON FRIENDS OF PETS....CALL 308-432-3883

LF...SMALL BREED FEMALE DOG....1 YR OLD OR YOUNGER...PREFER A CHIHUAHUA.....LF...SOMEONE TO FINISH THEIR DECK....308-763-1954

LF...YOUTH SIZE,  CROSS COUNTRY SKI'S AND POLES....760-2523

FS...KIDS SNOW SLED....FS...SLIDING GLASS PATIO DOOR...308-629-1172

WEDNESDAY JAN. 25, 2023SEND CARDS TO JASON.....UC HEALTH POUDRE VALLEY HOSPITALJASON WENTWORTH, ROOM 40511024 LEMAY AVEFORT COLLINS CO 80524CHADRON FRIENDS OF PETS...HAS SEVERAL PORTA KENNELS...LARGER SIZE...OTHER MISC PET ITEMS...CAGES...COLLARS...LEASHES....DOG SWEATERS....ALSO HAVE HOUSEHOLD ITEMS...ALL PROCEEDS TO CHADRON FRIENDS OF PETS....CALL 308-432-3883LF...SMALL BREED FEMALE DOG....1 YR OLD OR YOUNGER...PREFER A CHIHUAHUA.....LF...SOMEONE TO FINISH THEIR DECK....308-763-1954LF...YOUTH SIZE, CROSS COUNTRY SKI'S AND POLES....760-2523FS...KIDS SNOW SLED....FS...SLIDING GLASS PATIO DOOR...308-629-1172LF...TRUCK DRIVING JOBS....308-575-0503

OPEN MIC: WEDNESDAY JAN. 25, 2023

LF...SNOW BLOWERS, ROTOTILLERS, MOWERS IN ANY CONDITION....308-629-9384

LF...SMALL BREED FEMALE DOG...1 YR OLD OR YOUNGER..PREFER A CHIHUAHUA....LF...SOMEONE TO FINISH THEIR DECK....763-1954

LF...INSIDE PAINTING JOBS.....LF...OLDER STYLE, METAL FRAME, BACK PACK....308-299-0571

HA...MIKE AND RITA--66TH...FROM BILL AND FRIENDS

LF...BICYCLES...ANY STYLE, ANY SIZE, ANY CONDITION......FS...SNOW BLOWER...WORKS GOOD.....SEE AT 1012 PLATTE...760-5608

FS...8" GAS,  ICE FISHING AUGAR.....FS...MISC ICE FISHING POLES AND EQUIPMENT....402-943-6547--TONY,&nbsp; &nbsp;LOCATED IN ALLIANCE/CHADRON AREA

LF....EMPTY BRASS SHELL CASINGS....760-4455

SEND CARDS TO JASON...                                               

FORT COLLINS,  CO   80524                                                                                              

THURSDAY JAN. 26, 2023LF...SNOW BLOWERS, ROTOTILLERS, MOWERS IN ANY CONDITION....308-629-9384LF...SMALL BREED FEMALE DOG...1 YR OLD OR YOUNGER..PREFER A CHIHUAHUA....LF...SOMEONE TO FINISH THEIR DECK....763-1954HA...MIKE AND RITA--66THLF...INSIDE PAINTING JOBS.....LF...OLDER STYLE, METAL FRAME, BACK PACK....308-299-0571HA...MIKE AND RITA--66THHA...MIKE AND RITA--66TH...FROM BILL AND FRIENDSLF...BICYCLES...ANY STYLE, ANY SIZE, ANY CONDITION......FS...SNOW BLOWER...WORKS GOOD.....SEE AT 1012 PLATTE...760-5608FS...8" GAS, ICE FISHING AUGAR.....FS...MISC ICE FISHING POLES AND EQUIPMENT....402-943-6547--TONY,&nbsp; &nbsp;LOCATED IN ALLIANCE/CHADRON AREALF....EMPTY BRASS SHELL CASINGS....760-4455SEND CARDS TO JASON... UC HEALTH POUDRE VALLEY HOSPITAL JASON WENTWORTH, ROOM 40511024 S. LEMAY AVEFORT COLLINS, CO 80524

OPEN MIC: THURSDAY JAN. 26, 2023

As many community members are aware, there are a lot of rumors being heard about a call of service the Chadron Police Department took on Saturday, January 21, 2023. Some of the rumors we have heard and observed on different medium include allegations that there was a stabbing, abduction and sexual assault.

The Chadron Police Department can confirm a call of service was reported from a resident reporting an assault. We can also report there was no immediate threat to the community and there is not an ongoing threat to the community. 

The investigation of the assault continues and will be ongoing with several officers and an investigator working diligently to complete the investigation. When the investigation is complete, we will release any information that we can about the incident.

If anyone has any information or would like to speak with an officer about this incident or any other incident, please contact the Chadron Police Department at 308-432-0510.

By Chadron Police DepartmentAs many community members are aware, there are a lot of rumors being heard about a call of service the Chadron Police Department took on Saturday, January 21, 2023. Some of the rumors we have heard and observed on different medium include allegations that there was a stabbing, abduction and sexual assault.The Chadron Police Department can confirm a call of service was reported from a resident reporting an assault. We can also report there was no immediate threat to the community and there is not an ongoing threat to the community. The investigation of the assault continues and will be ongoing with several officers and an investigator working diligently to complete the investigation. When the investigation is complete, we will release any information that we can about the incident.If anyone has any information or would like to speak with an officer about this incident or any other incident, please contact the Chadron Police Department at 308-432-0510.

Chadron police release details on 'reported' rumors 

As a member of NLC’s Transportation and Infrastructure Services Committee, Mayor Dafney&nbsp;will play a key role in shaping NLC’s policy positions and advocate on behalf of America’s cities, towns and villages before members of Congress, with the President’s administration, and at home.&nbsp;

“NLC’s federal advocacy committees are a key tool for gathering insights directly from the communities that our members serve,” said NLC President Mayor Victoria Woodards of Tacoma, Washington. “I am excited to have Mayor Dafney&nbsp;serve on the Transportation and Infrastructure Services Committee and look forward to working with him&nbsp;to ensure every city, town and village in this nation has the resources they need to thrive.”&nbsp;We have benefited over the years from the sound council of Mayor Dafney who spent his career in train service. Mayor Dafney’s council was most helpful on NLC’s position that two members of a train crew be present on a train. Mayor Dafney has also represented NLC on rail safety and hazardous material movement.&nbsp;&nbsp;

This year’s Transportation and Infrastructure Services Committee will be led by Chair Kate Kruller, Councilmember, Tukwila, Washington; Vice Chair Vanessa Fuentes, City Councilwoman, Austin, Texas; and Vice Chair Dan Kealey, City Councilman, Burnsville, Minnesota.&nbsp;

By National League of CitiesAs a member of NLC’s Transportation and Infrastructure Services Committee, Mayor Dafney&nbsp;will play a key role in shaping NLC’s policy positions and advocate on behalf of America’s cities, towns and villages before members of Congress, with the President’s administration, and at home.&nbsp;<figure>
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 </figure>“NLC’s federal advocacy committees are a key tool for gathering insights directly from the communities that our members serve,” said NLC President Mayor Victoria Woodards of Tacoma, Washington. “I am excited to have Mayor Dafney&nbsp;serve on the Transportation and Infrastructure Services Committee and look forward to working with him&nbsp;to ensure every city, town and village in this nation has the resources they need to thrive.”&nbsp;We have benefited over the years from the sound council of Mayor Dafney who spent his career in train service. Mayor Dafney’s council was most helpful on NLC’s position that two members of a train crew be present on a train. Mayor Dafney has also represented NLC on rail safety and hazardous material movement.&nbsp;&nbsp;This year’s Transportation and Infrastructure Services Committee will be led by Chair Kate Kruller, Councilmember, Tukwila, Washington; Vice Chair Vanessa Fuentes, City Councilwoman, Austin, Texas; and Vice Chair Dan Kealey, City Councilman, Burnsville, Minnesota.&nbsp;

Alliance Mayor Dafney appointed to serve on NLC's Transportation, Infrastructure Services Committee

GA...2 ELECRIC LIFT CHAIRS...1-OLDER..1-NEWER...BOTH GOOD CONDITION..COME TAKE THEM.......FS...FREE STANDING DOG/CHILD GATE...EXPANDS..DARK WOOD...$70......FS...2-PAIRS WORK BOOTS...NOT STEEL TOES...1-NEWER SIZE 10..$30......1- USED SIZE 10.....$15......FS...SEVERAL PAIRS OF DENIM CARGO PANTS...SIZE 44-46-48 WAIST...30-32 LENTGH....760-5871

LF...LICENSE PLATES....AUTO AND MOTORCYCLE....FROM WESTERN NEBRASKA.....402-670-1769

LF...4' SQUARE PIECE OF TYVEK OR HOUSE WRAP...762-2235

LF...GIRL SCOUT COOKIES.....762-8555--PAT

HB...JEANNIE...ARKAYA----GRANDMA AND GRANDDAUGTHER...FROM THE STAFF AT THE COURTHOUSE

LF...350 MOTORS...MISC. MOTOR PARTS...FROM THE 60'S-70'S...762-6184--DAN

LF...SLIDE PROJECTOR...IN WORKING CONDITION....760-0926

LF...SMALL BREED FEMALE DOG...1 YR OLD OR YOUNGER...PREFER A CHIHUHAHUA....LF...SOMEONE TO FINISH THEIR DECK....763-1954

LF...LADY WHO HAD FARM FRESH EGGS....PLEASE CALL BACK...762-4644

FS...SLIDING GLASS PATIO DOOR.....FS...KIDS SNOW SLED...629-1172

LF...GOOD WORKING BATTERY CHARGER....308-629-1111

FS...TORO,  SINGLE STAGE SNOW BLOWER...$50...308-631-4890

LF...MALE, CHIHUAHUA DOG...LF...TRAILER HOME...308-765-4915

ALL. CHAMBER ANNUAL MEETING...THURDAY JAN. 26...DINNER 530...MEETING AT 6:30...DUELING PIANOS PLAY AFTER... TICKETS AVAILABLE AT CHAMBER OFFICE...762-1520

FS...OLDER SEWING MACHINE..TABLE TOP MODEL...$25....FS..DRYER....$50......760-4336

FS...HIDE A BED COUCH...BURGANDY/GOLD/GREEN WITH EXTRA PILLOWS....$50.....760-7110

FS...3-DRAWER DRESSER...OLDER, BUT GOOD CONDITION....FS...TABLE LAMP AND SHADE....308-760-2360

LF...BICYCLES... ANY STYLE...ANY CONDITON...760-5608

TUESDAY JAN. 24, 2023GA...2 ELECRIC LIFT CHAIRS...1-OLDER..1-NEWER...BOTH GOOD CONDITION..COME TAKE THEM.......FS...FREE STANDING DOG/CHILD GATE...EXPANDS..DARK WOOD...$70......FS...2-PAIRS WORK BOOTS...NOT STEEL TOES...1-NEWER SIZE 10..$30......1- USED SIZE 10.....$15......FS...SEVERAL PAIRS OF DENIM CARGO PANTS...SIZE 44-46-48 WAIST...30-32 LENTGH....760-5871LF...LICENSE PLATES....AUTO AND MOTORCYCLE....FROM WESTERN NEBRASKA.....402-670-1769LF...4' SQUARE PIECE OF TYVEK OR HOUSE WRAP...762-2235LF...GIRL SCOUT COOKIES.....762-8555--PATHB...MICHELLEHB...JEANNIE...ARKAYA----GRANDMA AND GRANDDAUGTHER...FROM THE STAFF AT THE COURTHOUSELF...350 MOTORS...MISC. MOTOR PARTS...FROM THE 60'S-70'S...762-6184--DANLF...SLIDE PROJECTOR...IN WORKING CONDITION....760-0926LF...SMALL BREED FEMALE DOG...1 YR OLD OR YOUNGER...PREFER A CHIHUHAHUA....LF...SOMEONE TO FINISH THEIR DECK....763-1954LF...LADY WHO HAD FARM FRESH EGGS....PLEASE CALL BACK...762-4644FS...SLIDING GLASS PATIO DOOR.....FS...KIDS SNOW SLED...629-1172LF...GOOD WORKING BATTERY CHARGER....308-629-1111FS...TORO, SINGLE STAGE SNOW BLOWER...$50...308-631-4890LF...MALE, CHIHUAHUA DOG...LF...TRAILER HOME...308-765-4915ALL. CHAMBER ANNUAL MEETING...THURDAY JAN. 26...DINNER 530...MEETING AT 6:30...DUELING PIANOS PLAY AFTER... TICKETS AVAILABLE AT CHAMBER OFFICE...762-1520FS...OLDER SEWING MACHINE..TABLE TOP MODEL...$25....FS..DRYER....$50......760-4336FS...HIDE A BED COUCH...BURGANDY/GOLD/GREEN WITH EXTRA PILLOWS....$50.....760-7110FS...3-DRAWER DRESSER...OLDER, BUT GOOD CONDITION....FS...TABLE LAMP AND SHADE....308-760-2360HB...ARKAYA FROM GRANDMALF...BICYCLES... ANY STYLE...ANY CONDITON...760-5608

OPEN MIC: TUESDAY JAN. 24, 2023

Alliance, NE – The Knight Museum will be hosting a talk, Tuesday, January 31st at 6:00pm, by Cheri Hopkins about her new book “Legacy of African Americans in Western Nebraska.” 

This is a two volume series about local African American Families who pioneered western Nebraska.

 There will be books there to purchase and Cheri would be happy to sign them if you wish.

For more information, please contact the Knight Museum &amp; Sandhills Center at (308) 762-2384

By City of AllianceAlliance, NE – The Knight Museum will be hosting a talk, Tuesday, January 31st at 6:00pm, by Cheri Hopkins about her new book “Legacy of African Americans in Western Nebraska.” This is a two volume series about local African American Families who pioneered western Nebraska. There will be books there to purchase and Cheri would be happy to sign them if you wish.For more information, please contact the Knight Museum &amp; Sandhills Center at (308) 762-2384

Knight Museum hosting 'Legacy of African Americans in Western Nebraska'

LF...PERSON WHO CALLED TOMMY ABOUT HOUSEKEPING...CALL HIM BACK PLEASE....308-629-7833

LF...PAINTING JOBS...MOSTLY INSIDE WORK...308-299-0571--BUDDY

LF...HOUSE KEEPER...SCENTSY WARMERS.....CALL TOMMY...308-629-7833

LF...SMALL BREED FEMALE DOG....1 YR OLD OR YOUNGER...PREFER A CHIHUAHUA.....LF...SOMEONE TO FINISH THEIR DECK....763-1954

FS...ANTIQUE SOFA/ RED VELVET WITH NICE WOOD TRIM...VERY STURDY...PROBABLY FROM THE 1800'S...VERY NICE...$275...CALL FOR INFO....762-2357..LEAVE MSG

MONDAY JAN. 23, 2023LF...PERSON WHO CALLED TOMMY ABOUT HOUSEKEPING...CALL HIM BACK PLEASE....308-629-7833LF...PAINTING JOBS...MOSTLY INSIDE WORK...308-299-0571--BUDDYLF...HOUSE KEEPER...SCENTSY WARMERS.....CALL TOMMY...308-629-7833LF...SMALL BREED FEMALE DOG....1 YR OLD OR YOUNGER...PREFER A CHIHUAHUA.....LF...SOMEONE TO FINISH THEIR DECK....763-1954FS...ANTIQUE SOFA/ RED VELVET WITH NICE WOOD TRIM...VERY STURDY...PROBABLY FROM THE 1800'S...VERY NICE...$275...CALL FOR INFO....762-2357..LEAVE MSG

OPEN MIC:  MONDAY,  JAN 23, 2023

GA...NICE COUCH.....LF... HOUSEKEEPER/CARE PROVIDER.....308-629-7833

LF...ELECTRIC WOK...OR STOVETOP WOK... 308-760-1640

FS....LIKE NEW CRIB MATTRESS...$5.....GA...OLDER UPRIGHT PIANO WITH BENCH, DARK WOOD FINISH...NEEDS TUNED....FS..DOUBLE BED FRAME AND BRASS HEAD BOARD...$25.....308-765-9914...CAN SEND PHOTOS

LF...SOMEONE TO SHOVEL THEIR DRIVEWAY....762-3795

HB...JOSEPH....TODAY...ANTIONIO--YESTERDAY

LF...SMALL BREED FEMALE DOG....1 YR OLD OR YOUNGER...PREFER A CHIHUAHUA....LF...SOMEONE TO FIINISH THEIR DECK...763-1954

FS...6 MONTH OLD, FEMALE,  GERMAN SHEPARD CROSS DOG...$50...760-4336

LF...OLDER BICYCLES IN ANY CONDITION....760-5608

TEXT TO ..760-2448,  FOR SPARTANS ENCHILADA'S

GA...LOTS OF EGG CARTONS....LF...OLDER SNOW BOLWERS, TILLERS, MOWERS...ANY CONDITION....308-629-9384

LF...GOOD RUNNING AROUND TOWN CAR....760-6853--BILL

FS..KIDS SNOW SLED....FS...SLIDING GLASS PATIO DOOR....308-629-1172

FRIDAY JAN. 20, 2023GA...NICE COUCH.....LF... HOUSEKEEPER/CARE PROVIDER.....308-629-7833LF...ELECTRIC WOK...OR STOVETOP WOK... 308-760-1640LF...GIRL SCOUT COOKIES...762-8555FS....LIKE NEW CRIB MATTRESS...$5.....GA...OLDER UPRIGHT PIANO WITH BENCH, DARK WOOD FINISH...NEEDS TUNED....FS..DOUBLE BED FRAME AND BRASS HEAD BOARD...$25.....308-765-9914...CAN SEND PHOTOSHB...ARNOLD ...FROM SISTERGA...VCR/DVD COMBO PLAYER....760-4576HB..ARNOLD--60THLF...SOMEONE TO SHOVEL THEIR DRIVEWAY....762-3795HB...JOSEPH....TODAY...ANTIONIO--YESTERDAYLF...SMALL BREED FEMALE DOG....1 YR OLD OR YOUNGER...PREFER A CHIHUAHUA....LF...SOMEONE TO FIINISH THEIR DECK...763-1954FS...6 MONTH OLD, FEMALE, GERMAN SHEPARD CROSS DOG...$50...760-4336LF...OLDER BICYCLES IN ANY CONDITION....760-5608TEXT TO ..760-2448, FOR SPARTANS ENCHILADA'SGA...LOTS OF EGG CARTONS....LF...OLDER SNOW BOLWERS, TILLERS, MOWERS...ANY CONDITION....308-629-9384LF...GOOD RUNNING AROUND TOWN CAR....760-6853--BILLFS..KIDS SNOW SLED....FS...SLIDING GLASS PATIO DOOR....308-629-1172

OPEN MIC: FRIDAY JAN. 20, 2023

By Nebraska Department of Transportation

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UPDATE: Panhandle road closures

LOOKING FOR HELP WITH $....RESOURCES TO HELP...PLEASE CALL NATE 308-760-3046

LF...RAILING FOR A BUNK BED.....LF...DOGGIE STEPS...760-4495

LF...SMALL BREED FEMALE DOG....1 YR OLD OR YOUNGER...PERFER A CHIHUAHUA....LF...SOMEONE TO FINISH THEIR DECK....763-1954

HB...DWAYNE...PRESTON...GRANDPA AND GRANDSON...FROM BILL

HAMBURGER NIGHT TONIGHT...5-7 PM.. AT ALLIANCE EAGLES...BE CAREFUL WALKING IN

HB BELATED FROM SUNDAY......BILLY BOOTS FROM AMY AND FAMILY

HB...ZANE...18TH...FROM GRANPA AND GRANDMA

LF...SOMEONE TO SHOVEL SNOW.....936 TOLUCA....760-9104

LF...WILDLIFE MOUNTS TO HANG ON A WALL.......762-8092

THURSDAY JAN. 19, 2023LOOKING FOR HELP WITH $....RESOURCES TO HELP...PLEASE CALL NATE 308-760-3046LF...RAILING FOR A BUNK BED.....LF...DOGGIE STEPS...760-4495LF...SMALL BREED FEMALE DOG....1 YR OLD OR YOUNGER...PERFER A CHIHUAHUA....LF...SOMEONE TO FINISH THEIR DECK....763-1954HB...DWAYNE...PRESTON...GRANDPA AND GRANDSON...FROM BILLLF...SPARTANS ENCHILADAS ..... 762-3816HAMBURGER NIGHT TONIGHT...5-7 PM.. AT ALLIANCE EAGLES...BE CAREFUL WALKING INHB BELATED FROM SUNDAY......BILLY BOOTS FROM AMY AND FAMILYHB...ZANE...18TH...FROM GRANPA AND GRANDMALF...SOMEONE TO SHOVEL SNOW.....936 TOLUCA....760-9104LF...WILDLIFE MOUNTS TO HANG ON A WALL.......762-8092

OPEN MIC: THURSDAY JAN. 19, 2023

The City of Alliance has declared a snow emergency until Thursday, January 19th at 5pm.

Residents who live on designated snow routes are asked to please have all vehicles removed from the street to ensure accessibility for the City crews and emergency personnel.  Due to the predicted snow totals, crews will be plowing snow on these routes multiple times. Per the City of Alliance Municipal Code Ordinance No. 2883, Sec.24-27, please note that it is the duty of the owner of every lot or parcel adjacent to a permanent sidewalk to clean off and remove all snow within 24 hours after snow accumulation, however, snow shall not be moved from lots, driveways, or adjacent sidewalks into the city streets, alley or neighboring lots. Such an offense shall be considered a misdemeanor and is punishable by a $100.00 fine. The Alliance Police Department will attempt to make contact with owners of any vehicles left parked on designated snow routes.  Any vehicles not moved will be towed. 

For more information, contact Ross Grant at 762-1907 or rgrant@cityofalliance.net.

The following streets are declared to be snow emergency routes within the city.

1.&nbsp; U.S. Highway 385, 87 and 2 within the corporate limits

2.&nbsp; Cody Ave from Third Street to Kansas Street

3.&nbsp; Emerson Ave from the northern corporate limits to 3rd Street

4.&nbsp; Box Butte Ave from 25th Street to First Street

5.&nbsp; Mississippi Ave from Tenth Street to Third Street

6.&nbsp; Potash Ave from Third Street to Kansas Street

7.&nbsp; Third Street from Flack Ave east to the corporat limits

8.&nbsp; All of 10th Street within the corporate limits

9.&nbsp; 16th street from Buchfinch Ave to Box Butte Ave

10.&nbsp; 25th street from Emerson to Sweetwater Ave

11.&nbsp; Kansas Street from Highway 2 to Highway 385

12.&nbsp; Buchfinch Ave from 10th to 16th Street

13.&nbsp; Black Hills Ave from 3rd Street to 10th Street

14.&nbsp; 6th Street from Mississippi to Grand Ave

15.&nbsp; Grand Ave from 6th to 7th&nbsp; Street

16.&nbsp; 7th Street from Grand to Mississippi Ave

17.&nbsp; 8th Street from Dakota to Mississippi Ave

By City of Alliance&nbsp;The City of Alliance has declared a snow emergency until Thursday, January 19th at 5pm.Residents who live on designated snow routes are asked to please have all vehicles removed from the street to ensure accessibility for the City crews and emergency personnel. Due to the predicted snow totals, crews will be plowing snow on these routes multiple times. Per the City of Alliance Municipal Code Ordinance No. 2883, Sec.24-27, please note that it is the duty of the owner of every lot or parcel adjacent to a permanent sidewalk to clean off and remove all snow within 24 hours after snow accumulation, however, snow shall not be moved from lots, driveways, or adjacent sidewalks into the city streets, alley or neighboring lots. Such an offense shall be considered a misdemeanor and is punishable by a $100.00 fine. The Alliance Police Department will attempt to make contact with owners of any vehicles left parked on designated snow routes. Any vehicles not moved will be towed. For more information, contact Ross Grant at 762-1907 or rgrant@cityofalliance.net.The following streets are declared to be snow emergency routes within the city.1.&nbsp; U.S. Highway 385, 87 and 2 within the corporate limits2.&nbsp; Cody Ave from Third Street to Kansas Street3.&nbsp; Emerson Ave from the northern corporate limits to 3rd Street4.&nbsp; Box Butte Ave from 25th Street to First Street5.&nbsp; Mississippi Ave from Tenth Street to Third Street6.&nbsp; Potash Ave from Third Street to Kansas Street7.&nbsp; Third Street from Flack Ave east to the corporat limits8.&nbsp; All of 10th Street within the corporate limits9.&nbsp; 16th street from Buchfinch Ave to Box Butte Ave10.&nbsp; 25th street from Emerson to Sweetwater Ave11.&nbsp; Kansas Street from Highway 2 to Highway 38512.&nbsp; Buchfinch Ave from 10th to 16th Street13.&nbsp; Black Hills Ave from 3rd Street to 10th Street14.&nbsp; 6th Street from Mississippi to Grand Ave15.&nbsp; Grand Ave from 6th to 7th&nbsp; Street16.&nbsp; 7th Street from Grand to Mississippi Ave17.&nbsp; 8th Street from Dakota to Mississippi Ave

UPDATE: City of Alliance declares snow emergency

LINCOLN, NEB.— The Nebraska State Patrol and Nebraska Department of Transportation urge Nebraskans to be ready for significant travel impacts from the upcoming winter storm. Heavy snowfall is expected across much of the state, with the potential for a foot of snow along a line from southwest to northeast Nebraska.

“This storm will have a major impact on travel in Nebraska throughout Wednesday and into Thursday,” said Colonel John Bolduc, Superintendent of the Nebraska State Patrol, “The latest projections from the National Weather Service show all of Interstate 80 in Nebraska receiving at least three to four inches of snow, with a 300-mile range from Kimball to Grand Island seeing upwards of seven inches.”

All Nebraskans are urged to stay up to date on the latest weather conditions and forecasts from local media. If travel is necessary, check the Nebraska 511 Advanced Traveler System at&nbsp;<a href="http://www.511.nebraska.gov/">511.Nebraska.Gov</a>. Any motorists who become stranded or need assistance can call *55 or&nbsp;<a href="tel:+18005255555">800-525-5555</a>&nbsp;to reach the NSP Highway Helpline and speak directly with an NSP Dispatcher.

By NSPLINCOLN, NEB.— The Nebraska State Patrol and Nebraska Department of Transportation urge Nebraskans to be ready for significant travel impacts from the upcoming winter storm. Heavy snowfall is expected across much of the state, with the potential for a foot of snow along a line from southwest to northeast Nebraska.“This storm will have a major impact on travel in Nebraska throughout Wednesday and into Thursday,” said Colonel John Bolduc, Superintendent of the Nebraska State Patrol, “The latest projections from the National Weather Service show all of Interstate 80 in Nebraska receiving at least three to four inches of snow, with a 300-mile range from Kimball to Grand Island seeing upwards of seven inches.”All Nebraskans are urged to stay up to date on the latest weather conditions and forecasts from local media. If travel is necessary, check the Nebraska 511 Advanced Traveler System at&nbsp;<a href="http://www.511.nebraska.gov/">511.Nebraska.Gov</a>. Any motorists who become stranded or need assistance can call *55 or&nbsp;<a href="tel:+18005255555">800-525-5555</a>&nbsp;to reach the NSP Highway Helpline and speak directly with an NSP Dispatcher.

NSP, NDOT urge preparedness ahead of major winter storm

Helping law enforcement eliminate poaching in Nebraska just got a little easier, thanks to a new program by Nebraska Game and Parks.

The new online reporting tool allows people to anonymously report suspected wildlife violations through a form at&nbsp;<a href="https://lnks.gd/l/eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiJ9.eyJidWxsZXRpbl9saW5rX2lkIjoxMDEsInVyaSI6ImJwMjpjbGljayIsImJ1bGxldGluX2lkIjoiMjAyMzAxMTMuNjk3NzkzMjEiLCJ1cmwiOiJodHRwczovL291dGRvb3JuZWJyYXNrYS5nb3Yvd2lsZGxpZmVjcmltZXN0b3BwZXJzLyJ9.YVgn6XY3jdxdBJNqOpMHpCwAtEDoqmOj0RcVoMmQGU0/s/497221906/br/152599094166-l" target="_blank">OutdoorNebraska.gov/WildlifeCrimestoppers</a>. People can submit photos and even indicate if they are interested in a reward if charges are filed because of their tip.

Once submitted, the report goes directly to the conservation officer in the county where the incident is suspected.

“With this form, we’ll be able to utilize technology in new ways to collect and forward more accurate and timely information to our conservation officers to assist with their investigations,” said Travis Shepler, Law Enforcement assistant division administrator, who created the new tool.

While the digital form is the preferred method to report, people may still report game or fish violations via the toll-free Nebraska Wildlife Crimestoppers hotline at 800-742-7627 or by contacting their nearest conservation officer. Find yours at&nbsp;<a href="https://lnks.gd/l/eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiJ9.eyJidWxsZXRpbl9saW5rX2lkIjoxMDIsInVyaSI6ImJwMjpjbGljayIsImJ1bGxldGluX2lkIjoiMjAyMzAxMTMuNjk3NzkzMjEiLCJ1cmwiOiJodHRwczovL291dGRvb3JuZWJyYXNrYS5nb3YvY29uc2VydmF0aW9ub2ZmaWNlcnMifQ.lfYtcOkKwysCyXmOAOgxfPcG0_krsXQhxpRCZd2DYw4/s/497221906/br/152599094166-l" target="_blank">OutdoorNebraska.gov/ConservationOfficers</a>.

Nebraska Wildlife Crimestoppers is a cooperative wildlife law enforcement program sponsored by the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission and the Nebraska Wildlife Protectors Association.

Help stop wildlife crime with new reporting tool

Alliance – The Alliance Public Library will be without electricity for scheduled maintenance from 2:00 pm-5:00 pm on Friday, January 13th.

 The Library will remain open to patrons during this time.

For more information, please contact the Alliance Public Library at 308-762-1387.

By City of AllianceAlliance – The Alliance Public Library will be without electricity for scheduled maintenance from 2:00 pm-5:00 pm on Friday, January 13th. The Library will remain open to patrons during this time.For more information, please contact the Alliance Public Library at 308-762-1387.

Alliance library schedules planned power outage 

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OPEN MIC:  THURSDAY JAN. 12, 2023

The Chadron Police Department would like to remind all property owners and renters to ensure they remove snow and ice from their sidewalks for the safety of all walkers that utilize them.

 City of Chadron ordinance 13-209 states; It shall be unlawful for the occupant of any lot or lots, or the owner of any vacant lot or lots within the corporate limits of the City to allow snow, sleet, mud, ice, slush or other substance to accumulate on the sidewalk contiguous thereto, or to permit any compact snow, sleet, ice, mud, or other substance to remain upon the sidewalk or a period of time in excess of twenty-four (24) hours after the cessation of a storm.

In addition, we ask all property owners and renters to be aware of piling snow to a height of three feet or more creating an obstruction of the view of motorists at intersections of streets or alleys. Obstruction of view at intersections is dangerous and can lead to motor vehicle accidents and potential injury to motorists and pedestrians. 

City ordinance 16-332 states; Snow shall not be moved or piled on any location upon private property which obstructs the view of drivers of motor vehicles at intersections within the corporate limits of the City. Property owners or residents who have caused snow to be piled in such a manner as to obstruct the view of motor vehicle drivers at intersections as described above shall be contacted to remove the snow, and should they fail to comply within 24 hours from the date of the request being made, the snow shall be removed by the City at the property owner’s expense.

We are asking all property owners and renters to avoid placing snow around fire hydrants. The fire department needs to have access to the hydrants to best serve the residents of Chadron. City ordinance 16-618 states; No person shall place or keep any fence, growth, trash, snow, storage of other materials or objects near any fire hydrant, Fire and Rescue Department connection, or fire protection system control valve that would prevent such equipment or hydrant from being immediately discernable or in any other manner deter or hinder the Fire and rescue Department from gaining access to said equipment or hydrant.

We understand the storms over the last few weeks have brought a lot of snow and conditions have not been ideal for adequate removal. We would ask, in the coming days and weeks as the weather clears and affords the opportunity, that property owners and renters work on removal of the snow to ensure their properties are not in violation of the ordinances.

By Chadron Police DepartmentThe Chadron Police Department would like to remind all property owners and renters to ensure they remove snow and ice from their sidewalks for the safety of all walkers that utilize them. City of Chadron ordinance 13-209 states; It shall be unlawful for the occupant of any lot or lots, or the owner of any vacant lot or lots within the corporate limits of the City to allow snow, sleet, mud, ice, slush or other substance to accumulate on the sidewalk contiguous thereto, or to permit any compact snow, sleet, ice, mud, or other substance to remain upon the sidewalk or a period of time in excess of twenty-four (24) hours after the cessation of a storm.In addition, we ask all property owners and renters to be aware of piling snow to a height of three feet or more creating an obstruction of the view of motorists at intersections of streets or alleys. Obstruction of view at intersections is dangerous and can lead to motor vehicle accidents and potential injury to motorists and pedestrians. City ordinance 16-332 states; Snow shall not be moved or piled on any location upon private property which obstructs the view of drivers of motor vehicles at intersections within the corporate limits of the City. Property owners or residents who have caused snow to be piled in such a manner as to obstruct the view of motor vehicle drivers at intersections as described above shall be contacted to remove the snow, and should they fail to comply within 24 hours from the date of the request being made, the snow shall be removed by the City at the property owner’s expense.We are asking all property owners and renters to avoid placing snow around fire hydrants. The fire department needs to have access to the hydrants to best serve the residents of Chadron. City ordinance 16-618 states; No person shall place or keep any fence, growth, trash, snow, storage of other materials or objects near any fire hydrant, Fire and Rescue Department connection, or fire protection system control valve that would prevent such equipment or hydrant from being immediately discernable or in any other manner deter or hinder the Fire and rescue Department from gaining access to said equipment or hydrant.We understand the storms over the last few weeks have brought a lot of snow and conditions have not been ideal for adequate removal. We would ask, in the coming days and weeks as the weather clears and affords the opportunity, that property owners and renters work on removal of the snow to ensure their properties are not in violation of the ordinances.

Chadron police remind community about snow removal 

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OPEN MIC:  WEDNESDAY JAN. 11, 2023

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OPEN MIC: TUESDAY JAN. 10, 2023

CHADRON – Chadron State College has announced plans to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Week Jan. 16-19. The theme of the free, public events is Because of You–We Are Here.

On Monday, Jan. 16, a day when classes do not convene across the Nebraska State College System, CSC will host its annual MLK Walk from Main and Third Streets to the Lindeken Clock Tower at 11 a.m. At 6 p.m. Ira Knight will perform From Myth to Man, a one-man play he wrote, in the Student Center Ballroom.

According to Jen Schaer of the Diversity, Equality, and Inclusion (DEI) committee, the event supports student leadership development and diversity, as well as reaffirming each individual’s humanity and purpose.

“The play will create impressions that should deepen people’s personal connection to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. as a human being,” she said.

On Tuesday, Jan. 17 at 6 p.m., the DEI committee will host a meet and greet followed by dialogue circles in the Student Center Ballroom designed with the purpose of increasing understanding for participants about how they can help make others feel comfortable and willing to explore racial topics.

CSC alum and sports marketer DeAndre Barthwell of Las Vegas will speak via video teleconference Wednesday, Jan. 18 at 6 p.m. in the Student Center’s&nbsp;Bordeaux Room. I am Here – Because of You!

Will cover his experiences at CSC, his career, and advice for students about preparing to enter the workforce.

On Thursday, Jan. 19 at 6 p.m., A Words and Music Open Mic Night, open to the public, will take place in the Student Center&nbsp;Bordeaux Room.

In addition to the DEI committee, event sponsors include Athletics, the Music Department, the Residence Life Association, The Pit, and Sigma Tau Delta.

By CSC COLLEGE RELATIONSCHADRON – Chadron State College has announced plans to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Week Jan. 16-19. The theme of the free, public events is Because of You–We Are Here.<figure>
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 </figure>On Monday, Jan. 16, a day when classes do not convene across the Nebraska State College System, CSC will host its annual MLK Walk from Main and Third Streets to the Lindeken Clock Tower at 11 a.m. At 6 p.m. Ira Knight will perform From Myth to Man, a one-man play he wrote, in the Student Center Ballroom.According to Jen Schaer of the Diversity, Equality, and Inclusion (DEI) committee, the event supports student leadership development and diversity, as well as reaffirming each individual’s humanity and purpose.“The play will create impressions that should deepen people’s personal connection to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. as a human being,” she said.On Tuesday, Jan. 17 at 6 p.m., the DEI committee will host a meet and greet followed by dialogue circles in the Student Center Ballroom designed with the purpose of increasing understanding for participants about how they can help make others feel comfortable and willing to explore racial topics.CSC alum and sports marketer DeAndre Barthwell of Las Vegas will speak via video teleconference Wednesday, Jan. 18 at 6 p.m. in the Student Center’s&nbsp;Bordeaux Room. I am Here – Because of You!Will cover his experiences at CSC, his career, and advice for students about preparing to enter the workforce.On Thursday, Jan. 19 at 6 p.m., A Words and Music Open Mic Night, open to the public, will take place in the Student Center&nbsp;Bordeaux Room.In addition to the DEI committee, event sponsors include Athletics, the Music Department, the Residence Life Association, The Pit, and Sigma Tau Delta.

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