The 2020 holiday season is upon us. The Chadron Police Department is preparing for the annual “Shop with a Cop” program. 

All donations during the "Shop with a Cop' program are used to purchase food, clothing, and gifts for less fortunate children within the Chadron community. 

Officers take children shopping to get things needed as well as a few things they want.

"It is also a great way for the officers and children to get to know each other," said Tim Lordino, Chadron Police Chief. "The experiences have been a fun and exciting time for both the children and the officers."

The Chadron Police Department said to look for donation containers near the registers of businesses in town. 

Donations can also be brought in or mailed to the Chadron Police Department at 125 Main Street, Chadron, Ne 69337. 

You may also bring donations directly to First National Bank of Omaha. Let the bank teller know you wish for the donation to go to the “Shop with a Cop” program. 

"Remember a little change can make a big difference," Lordino added. "The Chadron Police Department would like to give a great 'Thank You' to the generous citizens and businesses for their years of support with this program. Over the years, community and business donations have allowed us to help hundreds of children through the Chadron Public School system. We hope to continue this tradition and help many more children in the years to come. May everyone have a wonderful holiday season."

For questions contact Officer Derek Bauer at 308-432-0510.

By Kalin Krohe, Panhandle PostThe 2020 holiday season is upon us. The Chadron Police Department is preparing for the annual “Shop with a Cop” program. All donations during the "Shop with a Cop' program are used to purchase food, clothing, and gifts for less fortunate children within the Chadron community. Officers take children shopping to get things needed as well as a few things they want."It is also a great way for the officers and children to get to know each other," said Tim Lordino, Chadron Police Chief. "The experiences have been a fun and exciting time for both the children and the officers."The Chadron Police Department said to look for donation containers near the registers of businesses in town. Donations can also be brought in or mailed to the Chadron Police Department at 125 Main Street, Chadron, Ne 69337. You may also bring donations directly to First National Bank of Omaha. Let the bank teller know you wish for the donation to go to the “Shop with a Cop” program. "Remember a little change can make a big difference," Lordino added. "The Chadron Police Department would like to give a great 'Thank You' to the generous citizens and businesses for their years of support with this program. Over the years, community and business donations have allowed us to help hundreds of children through the Chadron Public School system. We hope to continue this tradition and help many more children in the years to come. May everyone have a wonderful holiday season."For questions contact Officer Derek Bauer at 308-432-0510.

Chadron Police Department to hold 16th annual 'Shop with a Cop' program 

-Ruben Vincent Garcia and Karri Elizabeth Garcia

-Jonathan Lyle White and Veronica Anne Majka

-Alec Michael Kowalski and Jordan Whitney Baseggio

-Corey Allen Parkhurst and Merissa Marie Ruiz

-Jennifer Belt and Cornell Belt, Finalized, 10/12

-Urbano Moreno and Vanessa Moreno, Finalized 10/12

-Judy Hernadez and Braulio I Gonzalez, Finalized 10/12

-Tawny S Weaver and Rod M Weaver, Finalized 10/12

-Darcy L McConnell and Shawn K Juhnke, Finalized 10/12

-Holly K Jacobo and Victoriano Jacobo, Finalized 10/12

-James A Robinson and Stephanie Robinson, Finalized 10/19

-Carla J Mayhew and Justin C Mayhew, Finalized 10/30

-Matthew McCracken and Kirsten McCracken, Finalized 11/23

-Megan N Boness and Cole R Meister, Finalized 11/23

-Belinda Lopez and Escobedo Contreas, Finalized 11/23

-McKenna R Leach and John M Leach, Finalized 11/23

-Nikki L Votruba and Timothy Votruba, Finalized 11/23

-Jaelyn Conroy and Moises Garza, Finalized 11/23

-Michael J Hall and Tammy L Hall, Finalized 11/30

-Maggie L Prelle and Brandon C Prelle, Finalized 11/30

Marriages:-Ruben Vincent Garcia and Karri Elizabeth Garcia-Jonathan Lyle White and Veronica Anne Majka-Alec Michael Kowalski and Jordan Whitney Baseggio-Corey Allen Parkhurst and Merissa Marie RuizDivorces:-Jennifer Belt and Cornell Belt, Finalized, 10/12-Urbano Moreno and Vanessa Moreno, Finalized 10/12-Judy Hernadez and Braulio I Gonzalez, Finalized 10/12-Tawny S Weaver and Rod M Weaver, Finalized 10/12-Darcy L McConnell and Shawn K Juhnke, Finalized 10/12-Holly K Jacobo and Victoriano Jacobo, Finalized 10/12-James A Robinson and Stephanie Robinson, Finalized 10/19-Carla J Mayhew and Justin C Mayhew, Finalized 10/30-Matthew McCracken and Kirsten McCracken, Finalized 11/23-Megan N Boness and Cole R Meister, Finalized 11/23-Belinda Lopez and Escobedo Contreas, Finalized 11/23-McKenna R Leach and John M Leach, Finalized 11/23-Nikki L Votruba and Timothy Votruba, Finalized 11/23-Jaelyn Conroy and Moises Garza, Finalized 11/23-Michael J Hall and Tammy L Hall, Finalized 11/30-Maggie L Prelle and Brandon C Prelle, Finalized 11/30

Marriages, divorces Oct. - Nov. 2020

The Chadron Chamber of Commerce invites citizens to join them on Friday, Dec. 4 at 4:45 p.m. to watch Santa light the "Community Christmas Tree" at 2nd and Main Street.&nbsp;

Then drive over to Highway 20 for the "Christmas Cruise" from 5-7 p.m.

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 </figure>The Chadron Chamber of Commerce invites citizens to join them on Friday, Dec. 4 at 4:45 p.m. to watch Santa light the "Community Christmas Tree" at 2nd and Main Street.&nbsp;Then drive over to Highway 20 for the "Christmas Cruise" from 5-7 p.m.

Chadron Chamber to hold 'Tree Lighting Ceremony' downtown, 'Christmas Cruise'

By Kalin Krohe,&nbsp;&nbsp;Panhandle Post

Box Butte County RSVP invites the community to include a nursing home resident in your Christmas giving this year.

RSVP has set up a “Tree of Love” at the Bank of the West in Hemingford decorated with ornaments suggesting gifts for 30 residents of the Hemingford Community Care Center.&nbsp;

"We ask that you share in the true spirit of Christmas by stopping by and selecting an ornament and purchase a gift for a nursing home resident," said said Angie Flesner, Alliance Senior Center. "Please remember to put on a mask before entering the bank."

Gifts purchased for this event should be left at Hemingford Community Care Center no later than Tuesday, Dec. 22nd.&nbsp;

Please contact Angie Flesner at 762-1293 for details and questions.

By Kalin Krohe,&nbsp;&nbsp;Panhandle PostBox Butte County RSVP invites the community to include a nursing home resident in your Christmas giving this year.RSVP has set up a “Tree of Love” at the Bank of the West in Hemingford decorated with ornaments suggesting gifts for 30 residents of the Hemingford Community Care Center.&nbsp;"We ask that you share in the true spirit of Christmas by stopping by and selecting an ornament and purchase a gift for a nursing home resident," said said Angie Flesner, Alliance Senior Center. "Please remember to put on a mask before entering the bank."Gifts purchased for this event should be left at Hemingford Community Care Center no later than Tuesday, Dec. 22nd.&nbsp;Please contact Angie Flesner at 762-1293 for details and questions.

Box Butte Co. RSVP 'Tree of Love' set up at Bank of the West in Hemingford

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