TUESDAY FEB. 2. 2021...HAPPY GROUND HOG DAY!!  6 MORE WEEKS OF WINTER!!!

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OPEN MIC TUESDAY FEB. 2, 2021

'Feeding Hearts Food Drive' happening in Chadron 

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MONDAY FEB. 1, 2021

By ABIGAIL SWANSON, CSC College Relations

CHADRON – The Chadron State College Music Department has scheduled 13 events for the spring semester. All events are free and open to the public, however, attendees are required to adhere to CSC’s Face Covering Policy and maintain social distancing. Live streaming is also available at csc.edu/live.

Guest pianist Dr. Alessandra Feris, assistant professor at the University of South Dakota, opens the semester Friday by playing Beethoven’s last three piano sonatas at 7 p.m. in the Sandoz Center Chicoine Atrium.

The High Plains Band and Choir performs Tuesday at 5 p.m., in the Memorial Hall Auditorium. The performance will feature the Honor Band, Honor Choir, Guitar Ensemble, and Keyboard Ensemble.

&nbsp;Dr. Brendan Kinsella's previously scheduled performance for Feb. 7 will be rescheduled to a later date.

On Friday, Feb. 19, CSC’s Dr. Brooks Hafey will perform additional piano sonatas of Beethoven in the Sandoz Center Chicoine Atrium at 7 p.m.

CSC’s music faculty will perform a recital Feb. 27 at 3 p.m. in the Sandoz Center Chicoine Atrium.

Dr. Symeon Waseen of Black Hills State University will perform several Beethoven piano sonatas March 20 at 7 p.m. in the Sandoz Center Chicoine Atrium.

The regional jazz band, directed by CSC Professor of Music Dr. Michael Stephens, will perform March 22 at 7 p.m. in the Memorial Hall Auditorium.

Hafey will perform again March 26 at 7 p.m. in the Sandoz Center Chicoine Atrium.

An honors recital featuring the Music Program’s outstanding students will take place March 27 at 3 p.m. in the Sandoz Center Chicoine Atrium.

CSC’s Percussion ensemble, led by Dr. Rick Puzzo, will perform March 28 at 7 p.m. in the Memorial Hall Auditorium.

The Wind Symphony and Community Band, led by Dr. John Wojcik, will perform April 9 at 7 p.m. in the Memorial Hall Auditorium.

The CSC Concert Choir and Community Choir, led by Dr. Joel Schreuder, will perform April 11 at 3 p.m. in the Memorial Hall Auditorium.

Finally, April 13 at 7 p.m., CSC’s Jazz Band and Vocal Jazz ensembles, let by Stephens and Schreuder, will perform in the Memorial Hall Auditorium.

By ABIGAIL SWANSON, CSC College RelationsCHADRON – The Chadron State College Music Department has scheduled 13 events for the spring semester. All events are free and open to the public, however, attendees are required to adhere to CSC’s Face Covering Policy and maintain social distancing. Live streaming is also available at csc.edu/live.<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2021/1/1611850527103.jpeg" alt="Dr. Angela Miller-Niles, an associate professor of piano at Wayne State College, performs as a part of CSC's Beethoven Recital to commemorate the 250th anniversary of Beethoven's birth. (Photo by Olivia Bryant/Chadron State College)" />
 <figcaption>Dr. Angela Miller-Niles, an associate professor of piano at Wayne State College, performs as a part of CSC's Beethoven Recital to commemorate the 250th anniversary of Beethoven's birth. (Photo by Olivia Bryant/Chadron State College)</figcaption>
 </figure>Guest pianist Dr. Alessandra Feris, assistant professor at the University of South Dakota, opens the semester Friday by playing Beethoven’s last three piano sonatas at 7 p.m. in the Sandoz Center Chicoine Atrium.The High Plains Band and Choir performs Tuesday at 5 p.m., in the Memorial Hall Auditorium. The performance will feature the Honor Band, Honor Choir, Guitar Ensemble, and Keyboard Ensemble.&nbsp;Dr. Brendan Kinsella's previously scheduled performance for Feb. 7 will be rescheduled to a later date.On Friday, Feb. 19, CSC’s Dr. Brooks Hafey will perform additional piano sonatas of Beethoven in the Sandoz Center Chicoine Atrium at 7 p.m.CSC’s music faculty will perform a recital Feb. 27 at 3 p.m. in the Sandoz Center Chicoine Atrium.Dr. Symeon Waseen of Black Hills State University will perform several Beethoven piano sonatas March 20 at 7 p.m. in the Sandoz Center Chicoine Atrium.The regional jazz band, directed by CSC Professor of Music Dr. Michael Stephens, will perform March 22 at 7 p.m. in the Memorial Hall Auditorium.Hafey will perform again March 26 at 7 p.m. in the Sandoz Center Chicoine Atrium.An honors recital featuring the Music Program’s outstanding students will take place March 27 at 3 p.m. in the Sandoz Center Chicoine Atrium.CSC’s Percussion ensemble, led by Dr. Rick Puzzo, will perform March 28 at 7 p.m. in the Memorial Hall Auditorium.The Wind Symphony and Community Band, led by Dr. John Wojcik, will perform April 9 at 7 p.m. in the Memorial Hall Auditorium.The CSC Concert Choir and Community Choir, led by Dr. Joel Schreuder, will perform April 11 at 3 p.m. in the Memorial Hall Auditorium.Finally, April 13 at 7 p.m., CSC’s Jazz Band and Vocal Jazz ensembles, let by Stephens and Schreuder, will perform in the Memorial Hall Auditorium.

UPDATE CSC music program sets spring schedule

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OPEN MIC FRIDAY JAN. 29, 2021

1st Annual Bridgeport Gun Show held on Jan. 30-31

SCOTTSBLUFF -Western Nebraska Community College is offering a free bilingual series of webinars to help Spanish speaking students and their families gain a better understanding of higher education. The four-part series, "Paso a Paso" (Step by Step), will be available on the official WNCC Facebook page.

"We know that entering college can be a daunting process," WNCCMulticultural &amp; International Student Support Director&nbsp;Maricia Guzman said. "We want to help everyone, students and their families, understand the higher education process."&nbsp;

Each presentation will be given in English and in Spanish. Viewers can engage the presenter and ask questions throughout the live session. A brief description of each presentation is below:

February 7 - 4:00 p.m. The Nuts and Bolts of Higher Education: Understanding the Basics Applying to college can be a complicated and overwhelming process for both the student and the parent. This session will teach some basic information such as important terminology to be aware of, the differences in the types of degrees and certificates available, and the overall information needed to help increase understanding and decrease stress levels. February 21 - 4:00 p.m. WNCC Is the Place for Me . . . Now What? The Admissions team will give an overview about all that WNCC has to offer, walk viewers through the application process, and provide information about scheduling a campus visit. Campus visits are a perfect opportunity to meet with important staff and faculty that can give personalized information regarding educational goals and answer any specific questions, as well as to take a campus tour and enjoy an all-you-care-to-eat buffet in our Bishop Dining Hall.&nbsp;

March 14 - 4:00 p.m. Paying for College: What Are My Options? This session will focus on various financial aid options including:·&nbsp; Completing the Federal Application For Student Aid (FAFSA)·&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Understanding the different types of aid and terminology·&nbsp; Institutional scholarships available at WNCC·&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; WNCC payment options·&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Additional financial aid tips and resources

April 11 - 4:00 p.m. We're Here to Help: Understanding WNCC's Supportive Services. WNCC strives to create not only a challenging learning environment, but also a supportive one. We want to help students acclimate to college, connect with others, and utilize the various supportive services to ensure they have the tools necessary to be successful. Learn all about WNCC's English as a Second Language (ESL) and GED programs, math and writing centers, tutoring and supplemental instruction, educational and career advising, disability and counseling services, residence life and student engagement, and our first-generation and single parent programs.&nbsp; For questions please contact the Debby Wagner at Debby.wagner@wncc.edu or call&nbsp;308-635-6043.&nbsp;&nbsp;

SCOTTSBLUFF -Western Nebraska Community College is offering a free bilingual series of webinars to help Spanish speaking students and their families gain a better understanding of higher education. The four-part series, "Paso a Paso" (Step by Step), will be available on the official WNCC Facebook page."We know that entering college can be a daunting process," WNCCMulticultural &amp; International Student Support Director&nbsp;Maricia Guzman said. "We want to help everyone, students and their families, understand the higher education process."&nbsp;Each presentation will be given in English and in Spanish. Viewers can engage the presenter and ask questions throughout the live session. A brief description of each presentation is below:February 7 - 4:00 p.m. The Nuts and Bolts of Higher Education: Understanding the Basics Applying to college can be a complicated and overwhelming process for both the student and the parent. This session will teach some basic information such as important terminology to be aware of, the differences in the types of degrees and certificates available, and the overall information needed to help increase understanding and decrease stress levels. February 21 - 4:00 p.m. WNCC Is the Place for Me . . . Now What? The Admissions team will give an overview about all that WNCC has to offer, walk viewers through the application process, and provide information about scheduling a campus visit. Campus visits are a perfect opportunity to meet with important staff and faculty that can give personalized information regarding educational goals and answer any specific questions, as well as to take a campus tour and enjoy an all-you-care-to-eat buffet in our Bishop Dining Hall.&nbsp;March 14 - 4:00 p.m. Paying for College: What Are My Options? This session will focus on various financial aid options including:·&nbsp; Completing the Federal Application For Student Aid (FAFSA)·&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Understanding the different types of aid and terminology·&nbsp; Institutional scholarships available at WNCC·&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; WNCC payment options·&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Additional financial aid tips and resources April 11 - 4:00 p.m. We're Here to Help: Understanding WNCC's Supportive Services. WNCC strives to create not only a challenging learning environment, but also a supportive one. We want to help students acclimate to college, connect with others, and utilize the various supportive services to ensure they have the tools necessary to be successful. Learn all about WNCC's English as a Second Language (ESL) and GED programs, math and writing centers, tutoring and supplemental instruction, educational and career advising, disability and counseling services, residence life and student engagement, and our first-generation and single parent programs.&nbsp; For questions please contact the Debby Wagner at Debby.wagner@wncc.edu or call&nbsp;308-635-6043.&nbsp;&nbsp;

WNCC offering live, bilingual webinar series 

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OPEN MIC THURSDAY JAN. 29, 2021

By&nbsp;Dave Ostdiek,&nbsp;Nebraska Extension

The 2021 Nebraska Dry Edible Bean Day will be a virtual event this February, featuring the Nebraska Dry Bean Growers Association’s annual meeting and updates on bean-related research in Nebraska.

Dry Edible Bean Day is scheduled for 1 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 10, on the Zoom webinar platform. To receive the Zoom address, contact the Nebraska Dry Bean Growers Association at 308-633-1387 or email,&nbsp;<a href="mailto:nebeangrower@allophone.com" target="_blank">nebeangrower@allophone.com</a>

NDBGA business will include a welcome from NDBGA President Dan Hinman, financial reports, announcement of scholarship winner, and board elections. Four positions on the NDBGA board are up for election; additional nominations and voting will be conducted online on Zoom. Growers who are interested in being nominated for these vacancies should contact the NDBGA office at 308-633-1387.

UNL specialists and educators will present report on their research programs conducted at the Panhandle Research and Extension Center. They include:

·&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Welcome from Interim Director Jeff Bradshaw

·&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Dry Bean Breeding Specialist Carlos Urrea, UNL Dry Bean Releases

·&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Entomologist Jeff Bradshaw, Western Bean Cutworm – Update from 2020

·&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Soil and Nutrient Management Specialist Bijesh Maharjan, Optimized Nitrogen Management for Dry Bean Production

·&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Water and Irrigation Management Specialist Xin Qiao, Irrigation Management of Dry Edible Beans

·&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Integrated Weed Management Specialist Nevin Lawrence, Managing Palmer amaranth in Dry Bean

·&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Plant Pathologist Bob Harveson, Diseases in Nebraska Pulse Crops

·&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Extension Educator John Thomas, Dry Edible Bean Population and Inoculant Studies 2020

·&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Extension Educator Jessica Groskopf, Ag Economics Update

For more information check the NDBGA Association website at&nbsp;<a href="http://www.beangrower.com/" target="_blank">www.beangrower.com</a>

By&nbsp;Dave Ostdiek,&nbsp;Nebraska ExtensionThe 2021 Nebraska Dry Edible Bean Day will be a virtual event this February, featuring the Nebraska Dry Bean Growers Association’s annual meeting and updates on bean-related research in Nebraska.Dry Edible Bean Day is scheduled for 1 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 10, on the Zoom webinar platform. To receive the Zoom address, contact the Nebraska Dry Bean Growers Association at 308-633-1387 or email,&nbsp;<a href="mailto:nebeangrower@allophone.com" target="_blank">nebeangrower@allophone.com</a>NDBGA business will include a welcome from NDBGA President Dan Hinman, financial reports, announcement of scholarship winner, and board elections. Four positions on the NDBGA board are up for election; additional nominations and voting will be conducted online on Zoom. Growers who are interested in being nominated for these vacancies should contact the NDBGA office at 308-633-1387.UNL specialists and educators will present report on their research programs conducted at the Panhandle Research and Extension Center. They include:·&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Welcome from Interim Director Jeff Bradshaw·&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Dry Bean Breeding Specialist Carlos Urrea, UNL Dry Bean Releases·&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Entomologist Jeff Bradshaw, Western Bean Cutworm – Update from 2020·&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Soil and Nutrient Management Specialist Bijesh Maharjan, Optimized Nitrogen Management for Dry Bean Production·&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Water and Irrigation Management Specialist Xin Qiao, Irrigation Management of Dry Edible Beans·&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Integrated Weed Management Specialist Nevin Lawrence, Managing Palmer amaranth in Dry Bean·&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Plant Pathologist Bob Harveson, Diseases in Nebraska Pulse Crops·&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Extension Educator John Thomas, Dry Edible Bean Population and Inoculant Studies 2020·&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Extension Educator Jessica Groskopf, Ag Economics UpdateFor more information check the NDBGA Association website at&nbsp;<a href="http://www.beangrower.com/" target="_blank">www.beangrower.com</a>

2021 'Dry Edible Bean Day' set for Feb. 10

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OPEN MIC WEDNESDAY JAN. 27, 2021

SCOTTSBLUFF -&nbsp;Western Nebraska Community College invites all high school juniors, seniors, and their families to attend the 2021 virtual Discover WNCC Open House, Monday, Feb. 8.&nbsp;

Students and their families will have an opportunity to learn about WNCC's programs of study, the financial aid process, and student life. The first Zoom session will be from 9:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. An evening session will also be available from 6:00 to 8:30 p.m.

"This is a great opportunity for interested students to learn more about WNCC," WNCC Admissions Director Gretchen Foster said. "They will be able to interact with instructors and current students, ask questions, and learn about our Support Services."

On Feb. 8, students will be able to choose which Zoom sessions they want to attend by simply selecting what program of study they are most interested in. From there, they will also be able to attend Zoom sessions about Financial Aid, student clubs and campus life, housing, and WNCC support services. In the final session, students will have the opportunity to hear from and interact with current WNCC students about their college experience.&nbsp;

Registering in advance for the open house is not necessary, but it is encouraged. Every student who pre-registers for Discover WNCC will be entered into a drawing to win one of eight $250 scholarships to WNCC.&nbsp;

To register for Discover WNCC, visit go.wncc.edu/discover. For more information or questions, please contact the WNCC Admissions Office at admissions@wncc.edu or 308.635.6010.&nbsp; &nbsp;

SCOTTSBLUFF -&nbsp;Western Nebraska Community College invites all high school juniors, seniors, and their families to attend the 2021 virtual Discover WNCC Open House, Monday, Feb. 8.&nbsp;Students and their families will have an opportunity to learn about WNCC's programs of study, the financial aid process, and student life. The first Zoom session will be from 9:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. An evening session will also be available from 6:00 to 8:30 p.m."This is a great opportunity for interested students to learn more about WNCC," WNCC Admissions Director Gretchen Foster said. "They will be able to interact with instructors and current students, ask questions, and learn about our Support Services."On Feb. 8, students will be able to choose which Zoom sessions they want to attend by simply selecting what program of study they are most interested in. From there, they will also be able to attend Zoom sessions about Financial Aid, student clubs and campus life, housing, and WNCC support services. In the final session, students will have the opportunity to hear from and interact with current WNCC students about their college experience.&nbsp;Registering in advance for the open house is not necessary, but it is encouraged. Every student who pre-registers for Discover WNCC will be entered into a drawing to win one of eight $250 scholarships to WNCC.&nbsp; To register for Discover WNCC, visit go.wncc.edu/discover. For more information or questions, please contact the WNCC Admissions Office at admissions@wncc.edu or 308.635.6010.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Discover WNCC going virtual in 2021

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LF...PAIR OF SNOW TIRES...225-14".......LF...NON WORKING LAWN MOWERS...SNOW BLOWERS...TILLERS...760-0076

FS...ACER LAP  TOP...15.6" SCREEN...$100.......FS...GALAXY S9 SAMSUNG PHONE...$100....FS....GAS FURNACE,  GOOD FOR A SHOP....$75...762-7859

TUESDAY JAN. 26, 2021FS...750 WATT POWER INVERTER...NEW IN BOX...$70......ANTIQUE TRI-FOLD MIRROR...$300....FS..VELOCITY CROME/ALUM WHEELS...20" WITH TIRES... OFF A RANGER PICKUP....$300....FS...2-15" DODGE DAKOTA WHEELS...$75......GA...FREEZER JELL PACKS....762-4411...760-4552THANKS TO BBGH FOR GREAT CAREBLOEDORN LUMBER.....BEN MOORE PAINT SALE ON NOW $7 OFF PER GALLON....THRU JAN 31......PORTABLE HEATERS...25% OFF....OTHER SPECIALS TOO...STARTING FEB. 1ST...VALENTINES DAY SPECIAL ON MILWAUKEE TOOLSLF...GOOD USED, SMALL KITCHEN TABLE WITH 2 CHAIRS....760-4353LF...LICENSE PLATES....AUTO AND MOTORCYCLE....402-670-1769HA....MIKE AND RITA ALVARADO--64THLF...PAIR OF SNOW TIRES...225-14".......LF...NON WORKING LAWN MOWERS...SNOW BLOWERS...TILLERS...760-0076HB...BY LOLAFS...ACER LAP TOP...15.6" SCREEN...$100.......FS...GALAXY S9 SAMSUNG PHONE...$100....FS....GAS FURNACE, GOOD FOR A SHOP....$75...762-7859

OPEN MIC TUESDAY JAN. 26, 2021

FS...ONN SMALL COMPACT STEREO....AM/FM/CD..WORKS GOOD....FS..MICROPHONE AND CABLE.....DJ BOARD....760-9680

FS...NEW, CHARCOAL GRILL...KINGSFORD KETTLE STYLE...18"...NEW IN BOX...$40......762-4290

FS...LAPTOP COMPUTER...ACER ESPIRE...15.6" SCREEN...WINDOWS 10......MIGHT SOME TECH ASSISTANCE.....$125 OBO........FS...MOTOR FOR PONTIAC G6...3.6..4 CYL...OUT OF WRECKED VEHICLE, BUT GOOD CONDITION...80K MILES.....FS...17"  LIKE NEW TIRES OFF THE G6....MAKE OFFERS.......760-2446

LF....OLD MOUNTAIN BIKES...ANY CONDITION....760-5608

MONDAY JAN. 25, 2021FS...ONN SMALL COMPACT STEREO....AM/FM/CD..WORKS GOOD....FS..MICROPHONE AND CABLE.....DJ BOARD....760-9680FS...NEW, CHARCOAL GRILL...KINGSFORD KETTLE STYLE...18"...NEW IN BOX...$40......762-4290HB...JASON...VALHB...JASONHB....JASONFS...LAPTOP COMPUTER...ACER ESPIRE...15.6" SCREEN...WINDOWS 10......MIGHT SOME TECH ASSISTANCE.....$125 OBO........FS...MOTOR FOR PONTIAC G6...3.6..4 CYL...OUT OF WRECKED VEHICLE, BUT GOOD CONDITION...80K MILES.....FS...17" LIKE NEW TIRES OFF THE G6....MAKE OFFERS.......760-2446HB...JASONLF....OLD MOUNTAIN BIKES...ANY CONDITION....760-5608

OPEN MIC MONDAY JAN. 25, 2021

FOUND...PATIO FURNITURE COVERS.....762-4583

FS...WII GAMES....WITH ALL THE CORDS...CONSOLE...CONTROLLERS...CHARGERS....EVERYTHING INCLUDED...$40 FOR ALL...NEED TO TAKE ALL OF IT....760-8418

FS...750 WATT POWER INVERTER...NEW IN BOX...$70......ANTIQUE TRI FOLD MIRROR...$300........SET OF VELOCITY BRAND, ALUM WHEELS...20" WITH TIRES...OFF FORD RANGER PICKUP...$250......2-DODGE DAKOTA WHEELS...$75 FOR THE PAIR........GA...MISC FREEZER JELL PACKS....762-4411....760-4552

FS...LARGE PICTURE MADE OF CLOTH OF WICKER FURNITURE...WITH FRAME...$15...760-4353

FS...DRESSER....MISC LIVING ROOM CHAIRS.....SMALL ENTERTAINMENT CENTER.....LF...ODD JOBS OF ANY KIND.......760-5225

LF...FROZEN FISH AND DEER MEAT.....629-7504

LF...OLD COINS....VINTAGE SILVER COINS....760-0908

KAB....SHREDDING AVAILABLE AT RECYCLING CENTER...2ND AND CHEYENNE....NO CHARGE....DONATIONS ACCEPTED...DURING REGULAR HOURS....8-3 MONDAY-FRIDAY...DROP OFF OR DO IT YOURSELF

FRIDAY JAN. 22, 2021FOUND...PATIO FURNITURE COVERS.....762-4583HB...JEAN...ARKAIA....SUNDAYFS...WII GAMES....WITH ALL THE CORDS...CONSOLE...CONTROLLERS...CHARGERS....EVERYTHING INCLUDED...$40 FOR ALL...NEED TO TAKE ALL OF IT....760-8418FS...750 WATT POWER INVERTER...NEW IN BOX...$70......ANTIQUE TRI FOLD MIRROR...$300........SET OF VELOCITY BRAND, ALUM WHEELS...20" WITH TIRES...OFF FORD RANGER PICKUP...$250......2-DODGE DAKOTA WHEELS...$75 FOR THE PAIR........GA...MISC FREEZER JELL PACKS....762-4411....760-4552HB...HAYDEN--SAT.....JEANNIE--SUNDAYHB...BY LOLAFS...LARGE PICTURE MADE OF CLOTH OF WICKER FURNITURE...WITH FRAME...$15...760-4353FS...DRESSER....MISC LIVING ROOM CHAIRS.....SMALL ENTERTAINMENT CENTER.....LF...ODD JOBS OF ANY KIND.......760-5225LF...FROZEN FISH AND DEER MEAT.....629-7504LF...OLD COINS....VINTAGE SILVER COINS....760-0908KAB....SHREDDING AVAILABLE AT RECYCLING CENTER...2ND AND CHEYENNE....NO CHARGE....DONATIONS ACCEPTED...DURING REGULAR HOURS....8-3 MONDAY-FRIDAY...DROP OFF OR DO IT YOURSELF

OPEN MIC FRIDAY JAN. 22, 2021

LF...4" AUGAR...10 FT LONG....308-430-2840

LOST...GRAY...AIR CONDITIONER COVER....IF FOUND...762-6124

LOST....MALE CAT....BENGAL COLOR...ONLY HAS ONE EYE...MISSING FROM 16TH AND COUNTRYSIDE.....760-4491

LF...GUPPIES OR OTHER FISH.......308-629-1524

FOUND...14TH AND DAKOTA....DVD MOVIE.....760-2431

LF...NON- WORKING...SNOW BLOWERS, ROTOTILLERS, MOWERS...ETC THAT FOLKS DON'T WANT.....760-0076

THURSDAY JAN. 21, 2021LF...4" AUGAR...10 FT LONG....308-430-2840LOST...GRAY...AIR CONDITIONER COVER....IF FOUND...762-6124LOST....MALE CAT....BENGAL COLOR...ONLY HAS ONE EYE...MISSING FROM 16TH AND COUNTRYSIDE.....760-4491HB...ED...FROM SIMONLF...GUPPIES OR OTHER FISH.......308-629-1524FOUND...14TH AND DAKOTA....DVD MOVIE.....760-2431LF...NON- WORKING...SNOW BLOWERS, ROTOTILLERS, MOWERS...ETC THAT FOLKS DON'T WANT.....760-0076HB...MARY

OPEN MIC THURSDAY JAN. 21, 2021

Random Act of Kindness Day 

FS...DJ BOARD...WITH ALL CONNECTIONS...CASE...$300....ALONG WITH MIC AND MIC CABLE...$20.....760-9680

FS...GLASS PATIO TABLE WITH 3 CHAIRS...$20....YARD SWING...$10....308- 629-7384

FS...PORTABLE FISH FINDER...NEW IN BOX...$40....760-7712

HB...TAMMY AND SHERRI--WED.....WENDY AND JO...THURS

FS...SET OF TIRES...245-70-16...50% TREAD...BRIDESTONE LT..$160.....SET OF 4- 20" DODGE RIMS...$500.....760-9311

LF...RUBBERMAID STYLE GARDEN SHED....GOOD USED, KITCHEN TABLE....308-629-7504

FS...TOPPER TO FIT A 6.5' PICKUP BOX...OFF A TOYOTA...762-4965

LF...BATHROOM VANITY...NEEDS TO BE ABOUT 5'....760-3745

WEDNESDAY JAN. 20, 2021HB....JOSEPH.....FROM MOM AND DADFS...DJ BOARD...WITH ALL CONNECTIONS...CASE...$300....ALONG WITH MIC AND MIC CABLE...$20.....760-9680FS...GLASS PATIO TABLE WITH 3 CHAIRS...$20....YARD SWING...$10....308- 629-7384FS...PORTABLE FISH FINDER...NEW IN BOX...$40....760-7712HB...TAMMY AND SHERRI--WED.....WENDY AND JO...THURSFS...SET OF TIRES...245-70-16...50% TREAD...BRIDESTONE LT..$160.....SET OF 4- 20" DODGE RIMS...$500.....760-9311LF...RUBBERMAID STYLE GARDEN SHED....GOOD USED, KITCHEN TABLE....308-629-7504FS...TOPPER TO FIT A 6.5' PICKUP BOX...OFF A TOYOTA...762-4965LF...BATHROOM VANITY...NEEDS TO BE ABOUT 5'....760-3745

OPEN MIC WEDNESDAY JAN. 20, 2021

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Lambing, Kidding school to be held in Bayard 

By&nbsp;Carol Kleinsasser,&nbsp;Box Butte County Extension

You should have received a letter from the Nebraska Department of Ag reminding you of your permit expiration. Or, you could have received a letter on yellow paper from the Nebraska Department of Ag indicating that your private pesticide applicators permit expired in 2020 but was extended to 2023 and that you need to attend a 2021 training.

Bring the letter you received with you! All trainings will be held at the Knight Museum and Sandhills Center at 908 Yellowstone in Alliance.

-Wednesday February 3, 8:30 a.m. and 1:oo p.m. -Wednesday March 10, 8:30 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.

Due to COVID-19, for the in-person training, pre-registration is required for everyone for all training dates and locations. Seating space will be limited and once filled, no more registrations will be accepted, and the applicator will have to choose another date and location. Those that do not pre-register may be turned away due to lack of space.

Participants are encouraged to follow Panhandle Public Health District and UNL safety guidelines for COVID-19 at these trainings by wearing a mask / facial covering and maintain 6 feet physical distancing.

Registration begins ½ hour prior to the training. Space is limited to the first 30 RSVPs per session. For more information, call Box Butte County Extension Office at 762-5616. 

By&nbsp;Carol Kleinsasser,&nbsp;Box Butte County ExtensionYou should have received a letter from the Nebraska Department of Ag reminding you of your permit expiration. Or, you could have received a letter on yellow paper from the Nebraska Department of Ag indicating that your private pesticide applicators permit expired in 2020 but was extended to 2023 and that you need to attend a 2021 training.Bring the letter you received with you! All trainings will be held at the Knight Museum and Sandhills Center at 908 Yellowstone in Alliance.The dates are:-Wednesday February 3, 8:30 a.m. and 1:oo p.m. -Wednesday March 10, 8:30 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.Due to COVID-19, for the in-person training, pre-registration is required for everyone for all training dates and locations. Seating space will be limited and once filled, no more registrations will be accepted, and the applicator will have to choose another date and location. Those that do not pre-register may be turned away due to lack of space.Participants are encouraged to follow Panhandle Public Health District and UNL safety guidelines for COVID-19 at these trainings by wearing a mask / facial covering and maintain 6 feet physical distancing.Registration begins ½ hour prior to the training. Space is limited to the first 30 RSVPs per session. For more information, call Box Butte County Extension Office at 762-5616.

Extension training sessions in Alliance for private pesticide applicators

FS...1999 FORD F-250 SUPER DUTY PICKUP...V-10 ENGINE....IN GORDON...$4000 OBO...308-207-2220--ASK FOR CARMEN

BRUCE FURNITURE NOW HAS MULTIPLE SIZES OF CHEST FREEZERS IN STOCK...SEVERAL WASHER AND DRYER  COMBO'S....OTHER MISC HOME APPLIANCES...STOP BY TODAY......NICE FURNITURE IN STOCK TOO....DELIVERY AND FINANCING AVAILABLE

LF...ENCLOSED CAR TRAILER TO RENT... AROUND FEB 5-6....GOOSE NECK OR BUMPER PULL.....760-0266

FS...MISC TIRES....2-GOODYEAR GR-78-15 RADIALS....4-BRIDGESTONE 215-65-R16.....3 13" P85,  GOOD FOR A BOAT TRAILER.....3-275 R 18 RADIAL KUMOS......2-BF GOODRICH ALL TERRAIN.....30 -950-R15....1-DONUT SPARE T-125-70 B15...$10 EACH FOR ALL.....760-5086

TUESDAY JAN. 19, 2021FS...1999 FORD F-250 SUPER DUTY PICKUP...V-10 ENGINE....IN GORDON...$4000 OBO...308-207-2220--ASK FOR CARMENLF...LICENSE PLATES....AUTO AND MOTORCYCLE....402-670-1769BRUCE FURNITURE NOW HAS MULTIPLE SIZES OF CHEST FREEZERS IN STOCK...SEVERAL WASHER AND DRYER COMBO'S....OTHER MISC HOME APPLIANCES...STOP BY TODAY......NICE FURNITURE IN STOCK TOO....DELIVERY AND FINANCING AVAILABLEHB....ANTONIO--12TH....LF...ENCLOSED CAR TRAILER TO RENT... AROUND FEB 5-6....GOOSE NECK OR BUMPER PULL.....760-0266HB...BY LOLAFS...MISC TIRES....2-GOODYEAR GR-78-15 RADIALS....4-BRIDGESTONE 215-65-R16.....3 13" P85, GOOD FOR A BOAT TRAILER.....3-275 R 18 RADIAL KUMOS......2-BF GOODRICH ALL TERRAIN.....30 -950-R15....1-DONUT SPARE T-125-70 B15...$10 EACH FOR ALL.....760-5086

OPEN MIC TUESDAY JAN 19,  2021

The Chadron Public Library will kick-off the annual Winter Reading Program for adults on Jan. 25.

This year program is called "Snow Better Time to Read (Than Now)". The program is open to all library card holders ages 18 and up. 

The last day to sign up for this winter event is Feb. 15. The program concluding on March 25.&nbsp;

"At the time of enrollment, goody bags will be available in the library," said&nbsp;Rossella Tesch,&nbsp;Chadron Public Library Director. "Patrons can request bench service for their bag...provided they collect the bag at the scheduled time. Program participants will be able to keep track of their reading using booklets (found in the initial goody bag) or by enrolling online on Reader Zone."

Only materials checked out from Chadron Public Library, Overdrive or Hoopla will count toward the Adult Winter Reading Program.

"In past years, every week the library offered programs for the adult patrons," said Tesch. "From a Chocolate Tasting Party to Saint Patrick’s Day Irish Tea the library entertained and informed the adults of our community. Unfortunately, due to Covid-19, the weekly events have been substituted with activity packets. Patrons can request their packets free of charge and enjoy games, crafts and more at home. The packets will be distributed on a first come, first served basis, while supplies last. Every week a different type of packet will be released. Each weekly installment will be prepared by a different staff member, reflecting their hobbies and interests."

New to the program this year are book lists that can be found on the first page of the online library catalog. Each staff member has prepared at least one list of suggested readings. The lists are meant as helpful tools for those undecided on what to read.

By Kalin Krohe, Panahandle PostThe Chadron Public Library will kick-off the annual Winter Reading Program for adults on Jan. 25.This year program is called "Snow Better Time to Read (Than Now)". The program is open to all library card holders ages 18 and up. The last day to sign up for this winter event is Feb. 15. The program concluding on March 25.&nbsp;"At the time of enrollment, goody bags will be available in the library," said&nbsp;Rossella Tesch,&nbsp;Chadron Public Library Director. "Patrons can request bench service for their bag...provided they collect the bag at the scheduled time. Program participants will be able to keep track of their reading using booklets (found in the initial goody bag) or by enrolling online on Reader Zone."Only materials checked out from Chadron Public Library, Overdrive or Hoopla will count toward the Adult Winter Reading Program."In past years, every week the library offered programs for the adult patrons," said Tesch. "From a Chocolate Tasting Party to Saint Patrick’s Day Irish Tea the library entertained and informed the adults of our community. Unfortunately, due to Covid-19, the weekly events have been substituted with activity packets. Patrons can request their packets free of charge and enjoy games, crafts and more at home. The packets will be distributed on a first come, first served basis, while supplies last. Every week a different type of packet will be released. Each weekly installment will be prepared by a different staff member, reflecting their hobbies and interests."New to the program this year are book lists that can be found on the first page of the online library catalog. Each staff member has prepared at least one list of suggested readings. The lists are meant as helpful tools for those undecided on what to read.

Chadron adult reading program starting Jan. 25

The Whitney Ice Fishing Tournament has been moved to a different date.&nbsp;

The new date of the tournament is Jan. 23.&nbsp;

The drawing will be Jan. 23 at night in Crawford.&nbsp;

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Annual Whitney Dock Club Fishing Tournament moved to different date

SENIOR CENTER ...MLK FOOD DRIVE...DROP OFF ITEMS AT CENTER...762-1293 FOR QUESTIONS

LF...2 - 6' FOLDING TABLES....308-778-7943

FS...BROWN SOFA...EXCELLENT CONDITION...4 YRS OLD...$175...FS...EXECUTIVE STYLE,  OFFICE CHAIR...$75....762-1182

FS...FOLDING,  CAFETIERIA STYLE,  6' ROUND TABLE...PORTABLE ON WHEELS...WITHOUT SEATS...$25...760-7084...CAN TEXT PICTURES

FS...JOHN DEERE LAWN AND GARDEN TRACTOR ...MODEL X585...23 HP WITH MOWING DECK, SNOW BLADE,  TIRE CHAINS...EXCELLENT CONDITION...$4500....487-3636...910-218-7233

FS...GLASS PATIO TABLE WITH 2 CHAIRS...$20......FS..YARD SWING...$10...629-7384

GA...FEMALE,  RED HEELER DOG.....LF...TRAILER HOME...308-220-8510

MONDAY JAN. 18, 2021SENIOR CENTER ...MLK FOOD DRIVE...DROP OFF ITEMS AT CENTER...762-1293 FOR QUESTIONSLF...2 - 6' FOLDING TABLES....308-778-7943FS...BROWN SOFA...EXCELLENT CONDITION...4 YRS OLD...$175...FS...EXECUTIVE STYLE, OFFICE CHAIR...$75....762-1182FS...FOLDING, CAFETIERIA STYLE, 6' ROUND TABLE...PORTABLE ON WHEELS...WITHOUT SEATS...$25...760-7084...CAN TEXT PICTURESFS...JOHN DEERE LAWN AND GARDEN TRACTOR ...MODEL X585...23 HP WITH MOWING DECK, SNOW BLADE, TIRE CHAINS...EXCELLENT CONDITION...$4500....487-3636...910-218-7233FS...GLASS PATIO TABLE WITH 2 CHAIRS...$20......FS..YARD SWING...$10...629-7384GA...FEMALE, RED HEELER DOG.....LF...TRAILER HOME...308-220-8510

OPEN MIC MONDAY JAN. 18, 2021

Alliance City Council agenda, Jan. 19

By TENA L. COOK, CSC Marketing Coordinator

CHADRON – Chadron State College classes will be dismissed Monday&nbsp;to allow students to attend events in honor of MLK Day.

Laura Clay of Colorado Springs, Colorado, is president of the CSC Social Science Club and co-organizer of the event with Dr. Dave Nesheim and Dr. Justin Curtis, faculty advisers.

Morning sessions in the Student Center Ballroom will include a 10 a.m. discussion led by Dr. Kurt Kinbacher covering the history of protest through the rights, responsibilities, and privileges outlined and guaranteed in Constitution. Curtis will speak at 11 a.m. about the&nbsp;Evolution of the Black Lives Matter Movement.

A peaceful march will start at 12:30 p.m. at the intersection of Main and Third Streets and end at the Lindeken Clock Tower, according to Clay. Members of the public are welcome to join in the march up to the edge of campus, and all participants are expected to wear masks.

At 1:30 p.m., the movie “Fruitvale Station” will be shown in the Student Center Ballroom.

“We hope this film will spark conversations related to current issues, that people will gain a better understanding of these issues, and that the entire day’s events will prompt change on the CSC campus and beyond,” Clay said.

By TENA L. COOK, CSC Marketing CoordinatorCHADRON – Chadron State College classes will be dismissed Monday&nbsp;to allow students to attend events in honor of MLK Day.Laura Clay of Colorado Springs, Colorado, is president of the CSC Social Science Club and co-organizer of the event with Dr. Dave Nesheim and Dr. Justin Curtis, faculty advisers.Morning sessions in the Student Center Ballroom will include a 10 a.m. discussion led by Dr. Kurt Kinbacher covering the history of protest through the rights, responsibilities, and privileges outlined and guaranteed in Constitution. Curtis will speak at 11 a.m. about the&nbsp;Evolution of the Black Lives Matter Movement.A peaceful march will start at 12:30 p.m. at the intersection of Main and Third Streets and end at the Lindeken Clock Tower, according to Clay. Members of the public are welcome to join in the march up to the edge of campus, and all participants are expected to wear masks.At 1:30 p.m., the movie “Fruitvale Station” will be shown in the Student Center Ballroom.“We hope this film will spark conversations related to current issues, that people will gain a better understanding of these issues, and that the entire day’s events will prompt change on the CSC campus and beyond,” Clay said.<figure>
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