Avid Dischord to play in Scottsbluff

Cass Clayton Band, Greendales to play in Scottsbluff

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Cornhole Tournament set for Friday at 2025 Box Butte County Fair

Jay and Amanda will perform at Flyover Brewery in Scottsbluff on Aug. 2 from 6pm - 9pm.&nbsp;

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 </figure>Jay and Amanda will perform at Flyover Brewery in Scottsbluff on Aug. 2 from 6pm - 9pm.&nbsp;

Jay and Amanda to perform in Scottsbluff

The Perfect Blend to play in Scottsbluff

Not.Greenday, Vellichors to rock in Scottsbluff 

The Diorama Food Booth is in need of volunteers:

.Wednesday August 6th, 2025: 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.&nbsp; is open.

 Thursday August 7th, 2025: 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. open.

 Friday August 8th, 2025: 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. is open

 Saturday August 9th, 2025: 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

For volunteers or Pie Donations, call Carolyn at 303-907-7970, or Cindy at 308-760-9980

By Hemingford Chamber of Commerce<figure>
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 </figure>The Diorama Food Booth is in need of volunteers:.Wednesday August 6th, 2025: 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.&nbsp; is open. Thursday August 7th, 2025: 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. open. Friday August 8th, 2025: 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. is open Saturday August 9th, 2025: 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sunday 7 a.m. to 2 p.m.For volunteers or Pie Donations, call Carolyn at 303-907-7970, or Cindy at 308-760-9980

Vounteers Needed for Fair in Hemingford

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Police and Fire Departments in Alliance Set to be Celebrated

By University of Nebraska-Lincoln Panhandle Research, Extension and Education Center

By University of Nebraska-Lincoln Panhandle Research, Extension and Education Center<figure>
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UNL Releases Data on Crop Water Use in Nebraska for July 22-29

The Scottsbluff Police Department would like to announce that our marked patrol cars will have a new look beginning this budget year. Our two new patrol cars will have an updated and modern wrap design.

Our traditional “black and whites” will be phased out as the vehicles end their service life. Within the next week, the citizens of Scottsbluff will see these new vehicles on patrol.

By Scottsbluff Police Department<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2025/7/1753469267733.jpeg" alt="New look at updated Scottsbluff PD patrol vehicle (courtesy Scottsbluff PD)" />
 <figcaption>New look at updated Scottsbluff PD patrol vehicle (courtesy Scottsbluff PD)</figcaption>
 </figure>The Scottsbluff Police Department would like to announce that our marked patrol cars will have a new look beginning this budget year. Our two new patrol cars will have an updated and modern wrap design.Our traditional “black and whites” will be phased out as the vehicles end their service life. Within the next week, the citizens of Scottsbluff will see these new vehicles on patrol.

New Look Coming to Patrol Cars in Scottsbluff

Nebraskans who want to donate or receive harvested deer can participate in the Deer Exchange.

This program is designed to accommodate the additional harvest of deer. It brings together hunters who have a surplus of deer with recipients willing to accept the deer meat.

The Deer Exchange, which is available annually from Sept. 1 through March 1, allows hunters and potential venison recipients to join a database and search for other participating parties in their area. Parties will work out the details of the transfer. While the venison cannot be sold, recipients may pay for the processing or butchering of the meat. Donors and recipients can register online for free.

Recipients will have the choice of accepting whole field dressed deer, skinned and boned deer, wrapped and frozen deer or processed meat. Donors are responsible for properly field dressing and checking deer at a check station before transfer.

When transferring game animals, the hunter must provide the following information on a transfer tag: name, phone number, permit number or seal number, estimated weight of meat (in pounds), species of animal, date taken, signature of donor and name of recipient.

To join the Deer Exchange or view participants, visit&nbsp;<a href="https://links-1.govdelivery.com/CL0/https:%2F%2Foutdoornebraska.gov%2Fhunt%2Fhunting-programs%2Flandowner-hunting-programs%2Fdeer-exchange%2F%3Futm_medium=email%26utm_source=govdelivery/1/010001983d9b4df8-12b17bd6-a0e3-4d7f-8891-8a4a8162fba3-000000/H7Ay6mYG1uIfQsuiHbBFfE55cQNNcbYyXeXQnzxD5LY=415" target="_blank">OutdoorNebraska.gov</a>&nbsp;and search “Deer Exchange.”

By Nebraska Game and Parks Commission<figure>
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 </figure>Nebraskans who want to donate or receive harvested deer can participate in the Deer Exchange.This program is designed to accommodate the additional harvest of deer. It brings together hunters who have a surplus of deer with recipients willing to accept the deer meat.The Deer Exchange, which is available annually from Sept. 1 through March 1, allows hunters and potential venison recipients to join a database and search for other participating parties in their area. Parties will work out the details of the transfer. While the venison cannot be sold, recipients may pay for the processing or butchering of the meat. Donors and recipients can register online for free.Recipients will have the choice of accepting whole field dressed deer, skinned and boned deer, wrapped and frozen deer or processed meat. Donors are responsible for properly field dressing and checking deer at a check station before transfer.When transferring game animals, the hunter must provide the following information on a transfer tag: name, phone number, permit number or seal number, estimated weight of meat (in pounds), species of animal, date taken, signature of donor and name of recipient.To join the Deer Exchange or view participants, visit&nbsp;<a href="https://links-1.govdelivery.com/CL0/https:%2F%2Foutdoornebraska.gov%2Fhunt%2Fhunting-programs%2Flandowner-hunting-programs%2Fdeer-exchange%2F%3Futm_medium=email%26utm_source=govdelivery/1/010001983d9b4df8-12b17bd6-a0e3-4d7f-8891-8a4a8162fba3-000000/H7Ay6mYG1uIfQsuiHbBFfE55cQNNcbYyXeXQnzxD5LY=415" target="_blank">OutdoorNebraska.gov</a>&nbsp;and search “Deer Exchange.”

Participate in Deer Exchange to donate or receive venison

Ducks on Sale, Multiple Locations in Panhandle

No One Of Consequence, Vellichors, Accidentally On Purpose to rock in Scottsblluff

Nate Rau is set to begin teaching a hunter/bowhunter education class at the Crawford Fire Station from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. on August 22 and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on August 23 and 24.

A Combination Course will provide instruction from knowledgeable and dedicated volunteer instructors in the safe use of firearm and archery equipment, fundamentals of hunting, shooting and hunting techniques, game identification, conservation management as well as hunter ethics.

Students&nbsp;11 years of age and older&nbsp;on the examination day will be able to take the test and complete the course and may be issued certificates of successful completion of both Firearm and Bowhunter Education.&nbsp;

Call or text Nate at 402-760-3814 with any questions.

Students must register by following the link:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.register-ed.com/events/view/232217" target="_blank">https://www.register-ed.com/events/view/232217</a>Or by searching for the class at&nbsp;<a href="http://outdoornebraska.gov/" target="_blank">outdoornebraska.gov</a>&nbsp;under the Hunter Education tab.

By Panhandle Post<figure>
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 </figure>Nate Rau is set to begin teaching a hunter/bowhunter education class at the Crawford Fire Station from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. on August 22 and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on August 23 and 24.A Combination Course will provide instruction from knowledgeable and dedicated volunteer instructors in the safe use of firearm and archery equipment, fundamentals of hunting, shooting and hunting techniques, game identification, conservation management as well as hunter ethics.Students&nbsp;11 years of age and older&nbsp;on the examination day will be able to take the test and complete the course and may be issued certificates of successful completion of both Firearm and Bowhunter Education.&nbsp;Call or text Nate at 402-760-3814 with any questions.Students must register by following the link:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.register-ed.com/events/view/232217" target="_blank">https://www.register-ed.com/events/view/232217</a>Or by searching for the class at&nbsp;<a href="http://outdoornebraska.gov/" target="_blank">outdoornebraska.gov</a>&nbsp;under the Hunter Education tab.

Hunter/Bowhunter Education Course Coming to Crawford

The City of Scottsbluff would like to notify the public of an upcoming closure of both lanes on East 42nd street between 5th Ave and Hilltop Estate PL. The closure will start on Monday, July 28th and last approximately one week.

The closure is needed as contractors will be installing a new sanitary sewer main. This is part of a project extending the city’s sanitary sewer main from Hilltop Estate PL to the cemetery. Please plan travels accordingly and be mindful of construction work.

By City of Scottsbluff<figure>
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 </figure>The City of Scottsbluff would like to notify the public of an upcoming closure of both lanes on East 42nd street between 5th Ave and Hilltop Estate PL. The closure will start on Monday, July 28th and last approximately one week.The closure is needed as contractors will be installing a new sanitary sewer main. This is part of a project extending the city’s sanitary sewer main from Hilltop Estate PL to the cemetery. Please plan travels accordingly and be mindful of construction work.

Upcoming Road Closure in Scottsbluff

Broken Diamond will perform in Gordon on July 24 starting at 9pm at the Gordon Golf &amp; Country Club.&nbsp;

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 </figure>Broken Diamond will perform in Gordon on July 24 starting at 9pm at the Gordon Golf &amp; Country Club.&nbsp;

Broken Diamond to perform in Gordon 

Floats Like A Buffalo, The Darts to play in Scottsbluff

The Nebraska Department of Transportation (NDOT) has announced hay harvesting permit applications for the public will be accepted through an online application portal beginning July 30 at 12:01 a.m. CST. Individuals must have a permit to harvest hay on State Right of Way.

Hay harvesting permits can be purchased online from July 30 until the permits expire on September 15, on a first-come, first-served basis. Each permit is limited to five miles of roadside hay, and only one permit is allowed per person. The hay is for private use only. All baled vegetation shall be removed from the right-of-way within 10 days after being baled or by September 15, whichever comes first. Applications will be processed in the order they are received during normal business hours beginning July 30.

Customers and staff can utilize an integrated online map to assist in selecting miles to mow. The map will be routinely updated showing miles available for permits.

Landowners are given the opportunity to renew last year’s permits between March 1 and July 29.

The Hay Harvesting Permits Application and Help Docs will be available at the NDOT website. The option to purchase permits from specified NDOT locations will still be available. Please visit ndot.info/haypermit for more information.

By Nebraska Department of Transportation<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2025/7/1752874818989.png" alt=" " />
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 </figure>The Nebraska Department of Transportation (NDOT) has announced hay harvesting permit applications for the public will be accepted through an online application portal beginning July 30 at 12:01 a.m. CST. Individuals must have a permit to harvest hay on State Right of Way.Hay harvesting permits can be purchased online from July 30 until the permits expire on September 15, on a first-come, first-served basis. Each permit is limited to five miles of roadside hay, and only one permit is allowed per person. The hay is for private use only. All baled vegetation shall be removed from the right-of-way within 10 days after being baled or by September 15, whichever comes first. Applications will be processed in the order they are received during normal business hours beginning July 30.Customers and staff can utilize an integrated online map to assist in selecting miles to mow. The map will be routinely updated showing miles available for permits.Landowners are given the opportunity to renew last year’s permits between March 1 and July 29.The Hay Harvesting Permits Application and Help Docs will be available at the NDOT website. The option to purchase permits from specified NDOT locations will still be available. Please visit ndot.info/haypermit for more information.

NDOT Announces Hay Permit Applications Accepted Online Beginning July 30

Today, the Judicial Nominating Commission for the District Court Judge in the 11th Judicial District provided the following two names for consideration by Governor Jim Pillen: Chawnta M Durham of North Platte and Terry L VanEaton of Lexington. The 11th Judicial District consists of Arthur, Chase, Dawson, Dundy, Frontier, Furnas, Gosper, Hayes, Hitchcock, Hooker, Keith, Lincoln, Logan, McPherson, Perkins, Red Willow, and Thomas counties. The vacancy is due to the resignation of Judge Matthew Neher.

By Panhandle Post<figure>
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 </figure>Today, the Judicial Nominating Commission for the District Court Judge in the 11th Judicial District provided the following two names for consideration by Governor Jim Pillen: Chawnta M Durham of North Platte and Terry L VanEaton of Lexington. The 11th Judicial District consists of Arthur, Chase, Dawson, Dundy, Frontier, Furnas, Gosper, Hayes, Hitchcock, Hooker, Keith, Lincoln, Logan, McPherson, Perkins, Red Willow, and Thomas counties. The vacancy is due to the resignation of Judge Matthew Neher.

Two Nominees Forwarded for District Court Judge in the 11th Judicial District

By Gary Stone, Nebraska Extension Water &amp; Cropping Systems Educator | Dr. Xin Qiao, Nebraska Extension Irrigation &amp; Water Management Specialist, Water &amp; Cropping Systems

The estimated crop water use for Nebraska Panhandle and Northwest Colorado crops for the previous week is shown in the tables below. The tables are based on data gathered and calculations made by Gary Stone, Nebraska Extension educator, and Dr. Xin Qiao, Extension Irrigation and Water Management Specialist, both based at the UNL Panhandle Research and Extension Center in Scottsbluff.

Crop water use will vary across the noted areas due to variations in ET, crop growth stage, temperature, soil type, wind, and precipitation events. Crop water use will assist growers with irrigation scheduling and efficient water application and use.

By Gary Stone, Nebraska Extension Water &amp; Cropping Systems Educator | Dr. Xin Qiao, Nebraska Extension Irrigation &amp; Water Management Specialist, Water &amp; Cropping Systems<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2025/7/1753197979419.jpeg" alt="Nebraska Crop Water Use Tables (courtesy University of Nebraska Panhandle Research, Extension and Education Center).&nbsp;" />
 <figcaption>Nebraska Crop Water Use Tables (courtesy University of Nebraska Panhandle Research, Extension and Education Center).&nbsp;</figcaption>
 </figure>The estimated crop water use for Nebraska Panhandle and Northwest Colorado crops for the previous week is shown in the tables below. The tables are based on data gathered and calculations made by Gary Stone, Nebraska Extension educator, and Dr. Xin Qiao, Extension Irrigation and Water Management Specialist, both based at the UNL Panhandle Research and Extension Center in Scottsbluff.Crop water use will vary across the noted areas due to variations in ET, crop growth stage, temperature, soil type, wind, and precipitation events. Crop water use will assist growers with irrigation scheduling and efficient water application and use.

Nebraska Crop Water Use for July 16-22

&nbsp;Western Nebraska Community College is proud to announce that the following students were honored on the Spring 2025&nbsp;President's List (4.0 GPA) and Dean's List (3.40-3.99 GPA). Only full-time students, 12 credit hours or more, are eligible for the honor roll lists.

Forty students finished the semester with a 4.0 grade point average to make the President's List, and 174 were honored on the Dean's List.

25 of the 40 total students who achieved the President's List distinction came from the state of Nebraska. Those students include:

Angora - Dorothy Daharsh; Bridgeport - Luke Kesselring, Marsha L Kesselring; Gering - Marcela Colin, Gavin D De Los Santos, Jayla Caree Moore, Mikhail Zubko; Gordon - Amanda N Lootens; Hemingford - Jaydon A Walker: Minatare - Meridith L Gonzales, Gisele Guerrero; Mitchell - Kirsten K Bonham; Oshkosh - Carter R Dormann; Scottsbluff - Ana Victoria Alarcon Palacios, Elliana I Eichner, Paige A Fisher, Kacey L Fleenor, Xayvian Z Gonzales, Jaimason A Kulovany, Ruth Ann Lively, Nataly Moraes Dunka, Megan C Peister, Hallie K Schneider, Hannah L Schneider; Whitman - Abbigail Rath.

The list of students from Nebraska who achieved the distinction as Dean's List scholars is as follows:

Alliance - Akeem A Enriquez, Shurron Fleming, Mary E Forrester, Jennifer Marie Foults, Marlene Garza Lopez, Kennedie N Gibson, Samantha Gonzalez Garza, Jayla L Grant, Madison A Hiemstra, Kulwinder Kaur, Avian A Moreno, Nicholas Renz, April D Riggs, M'kayla L Steen; Bayard - James D Buxbaum; Bridgeport - Kami E Borton, Alexia A Garcia; Bushnell - Megan D Lukassen; Chadron - Christina J Bannan, Ayden J Branson, Christianne Carattini, Shelby M Doescher, Jori S Stewart, Chayse R Swinney; Chappell - Lane Brenneman; Cozad - Kye J Crites, Ryder L Nichols; Crawford - Carter N Rudloff; Dalton - Rhegan L Devier; Gering - Marlene Alexa Aguilera Torres, Danaeah J Bennett, Hayden D Bennett, Schyler J Blake, Kathryn J Blankenship, Travis I Cline, Jenna E Davis, Brylee Enlow, Ashlynn Feil, Emily Rae Gibbons, Alejandra Gonzalez-Orozco, Damien Derek Lopez Ruiz, Susan E Maldonado-Calist, Sarah K Martinez, Dyven J McGaughy, Robert I Miller, Steven L Montgomery, Eve Frances Mosher, Karli Nicole Newman, Allison N Parker, Madison A Ray, Madeline A Seay, Tristin A Strauch, Bridger Tybee Wallace, Frost Jarick Wallace, Grant T Willey; Gordon - Eric J Vinton; Grand Island - Skylar Russell; Grant - Mason R Toner; Harrisburg - Brendyn M Onstott; Harrison - Tamika L Eastman, Shane C Gluth; Hay Springs - Kelsey l Opitz; Hemingford - Hunter Wyland; Kimball - Braylon M Miller; Lincoln - Brandon O Renaud; Lodgepole - Malcolm W Koehn; Lyman - Blake A Johnson; Minatare - Miguel L Calihua-Gonzales, Isaac D Galindo, Dakota J Taylor; Mitchell - Caitlyn Ann Blackstone, Tylii J Connor, Elizabeth J Fuss, Patricia A Hiegel, Jessica L Soler, Kira N Tunin, Hannah F Walker;&nbsp;Morrill - Matthew Hunter; Scottsbluff - James N Adams, Katalia K Adams, Leslie Arias, Keagan Lee Arnold, Mia K Arnold, Makayla S Bamrick, Maddison G Brown, Zavanah B Chavez, Aliyah M Christy, Caragh H Clemens, John T Coakley, Maya E Cobos, Patricia Farrier, Yiselle Galindo, Maria Lidia Garcia Martinez; Miah A Garza, Faith R Gonzales, Alexsa Scarleth Guerra, Nayleni Guadalupe Guerra Lopez, Juan D Guerrero, Kellon A Harris, Emma Rose Headley, Whitney J Huggler, Jennifer Kinsey, Kyle T Kizzire, Justin M Krasinski, Jobi M Leathermon, Juan Francisco Nguema Mangue, Karlyee Gabrielle Marcoe, Riley McCracken, Abigail Moreno, Maria Noel Negreira Paladino, Creighton Dean Nemnich, Summer K Parnell, Dwight J Ralston, Nevaeh M Reiber, Lindsay M Roundtree, Mariah Russel, Yaya Sanneh, Elijah Schillereff, Luke Evan Sell, Tawanda Michael Sibanda, Nicolas T Smith, Haley O Thomalla, Belinda Vazquez-Hernande, Tina Ybarra; Sidney - John Stuart Dearmont, McGuire J Rolls, Sadie Smith, Katelyn M Vancleave; Tryon - Braden D Sellers.

By Western Nebraska Community College<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2022/3/1647530613095.jpeg" alt=" " />
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 </figure>&nbsp;Western Nebraska Community College is proud to announce that the following students were honored on the Spring 2025&nbsp;President's List (4.0 GPA) and Dean's List (3.40-3.99 GPA). Only full-time students, 12 credit hours or more, are eligible for the honor roll lists.Forty students finished the semester with a 4.0 grade point average to make the President's List, and 174 were honored on the Dean's List.25 of the 40 total students who achieved the President's List distinction came from the state of Nebraska. Those students include:Angora - Dorothy Daharsh; Bridgeport - Luke Kesselring, Marsha L Kesselring; Gering - Marcela Colin, Gavin D De Los Santos, Jayla Caree Moore, Mikhail Zubko; Gordon - Amanda N Lootens; Hemingford - Jaydon A Walker: Minatare - Meridith L Gonzales, Gisele Guerrero; Mitchell - Kirsten K Bonham; Oshkosh - Carter R Dormann; Scottsbluff - Ana Victoria Alarcon Palacios, Elliana I Eichner, Paige A Fisher, Kacey L Fleenor, Xayvian Z Gonzales, Jaimason A Kulovany, Ruth Ann Lively, Nataly Moraes Dunka, Megan C Peister, Hallie K Schneider, Hannah L Schneider; Whitman - Abbigail Rath.The list of students from Nebraska who achieved the distinction as Dean's List scholars is as follows:Alliance - Akeem A Enriquez, Shurron Fleming, Mary E Forrester, Jennifer Marie Foults, Marlene Garza Lopez, Kennedie N Gibson, Samantha Gonzalez Garza, Jayla L Grant, Madison A Hiemstra, Kulwinder Kaur, Avian A Moreno, Nicholas Renz, April D Riggs, M'kayla L Steen; Bayard - James D Buxbaum; Bridgeport - Kami E Borton, Alexia A Garcia; Bushnell - Megan D Lukassen; Chadron - Christina J Bannan, Ayden J Branson, Christianne Carattini, Shelby M Doescher, Jori S Stewart, Chayse R Swinney; Chappell - Lane Brenneman; Cozad - Kye J Crites, Ryder L Nichols; Crawford - Carter N Rudloff; Dalton - Rhegan L Devier; Gering - Marlene Alexa Aguilera Torres, Danaeah J Bennett, Hayden D Bennett, Schyler J Blake, Kathryn J Blankenship, Travis I Cline, Jenna E Davis, Brylee Enlow, Ashlynn Feil, Emily Rae Gibbons, Alejandra Gonzalez-Orozco, Damien Derek Lopez Ruiz, Susan E Maldonado-Calist, Sarah K Martinez, Dyven J McGaughy, Robert I Miller, Steven L Montgomery, Eve Frances Mosher, Karli Nicole Newman, Allison N Parker, Madison A Ray, Madeline A Seay, Tristin A Strauch, Bridger Tybee Wallace, Frost Jarick Wallace, Grant T Willey; Gordon - Eric J Vinton; Grand Island - Skylar Russell; Grant - Mason R Toner; Harrisburg - Brendyn M Onstott; Harrison - Tamika L Eastman, Shane C Gluth; Hay Springs - Kelsey l Opitz; Hemingford - Hunter Wyland; Kimball - Braylon M Miller; Lincoln - Brandon O Renaud; Lodgepole - Malcolm W Koehn; Lyman - Blake A Johnson; Minatare - Miguel L Calihua-Gonzales, Isaac D Galindo, Dakota J Taylor; Mitchell - Caitlyn Ann Blackstone, Tylii J Connor, Elizabeth J Fuss, Patricia A Hiegel, Jessica L Soler, Kira N Tunin, Hannah F Walker;&nbsp;Morrill - Matthew Hunter; Scottsbluff - James N Adams, Katalia K Adams, Leslie Arias, Keagan Lee Arnold, Mia K Arnold, Makayla S Bamrick, Maddison G Brown, Zavanah B Chavez, Aliyah M Christy, Caragh H Clemens, John T Coakley, Maya E Cobos, Patricia Farrier, Yiselle Galindo, Maria Lidia Garcia Martinez; Miah A Garza, Faith R Gonzales, Alexsa Scarleth Guerra, Nayleni Guadalupe Guerra Lopez, Juan D Guerrero, Kellon A Harris, Emma Rose Headley, Whitney J Huggler, Jennifer Kinsey, Kyle T Kizzire, Justin M Krasinski, Jobi M Leathermon, Juan Francisco Nguema Mangue, Karlyee Gabrielle Marcoe, Riley McCracken, Abigail Moreno, Maria Noel Negreira Paladino, Creighton Dean Nemnich, Summer K Parnell, Dwight J Ralston, Nevaeh M Reiber, Lindsay M Roundtree, Mariah Russel, Yaya Sanneh, Elijah Schillereff, Luke Evan Sell, Tawanda Michael Sibanda, Nicolas T Smith, Haley O Thomalla, Belinda Vazquez-Hernande, Tina Ybarra; Sidney - John Stuart Dearmont, McGuire J Rolls, Sadie Smith, Katelyn M Vancleave; Tryon - Braden D Sellers.

WNCC Announces Spring 2025 Honors List

Dawes Co. Fair events schedule 

Alliance, NE – Due to a current shortage of available staff, we regret to inform you that, effective immediately, we are unable to provide transportation services for school children to or from school.

We understand the inconvenience this may cause and sincerely apologize for the disruption.

Please know that we are actively working to address staffing challenges and will continue to monitor the situation closely.

We will provide updates as soon as circumstances change and transportation services can be resumed.

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation during this time.

For any questions, please contact Megan Smith, Public Transit Director, at (308) 762-7433.

By City of AllianceAlliance, NE – Due to a current shortage of available staff, we regret to inform you that, effective immediately, we are unable to provide transportation services for school children to or from school.We understand the inconvenience this may cause and sincerely apologize for the disruption.Please know that we are actively working to address staffing challenges and will continue to monitor the situation closely.We will provide updates as soon as circumstances change and transportation services can be resumed.Thank you for your understanding and cooperation during this time.For any questions, please contact Megan Smith, Public Transit Director, at (308) 762-7433.

Temporary Suspension of School Transportation at Alliance Public Transit

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