Groundwater Act SB 577 Set to Go Into Effect Soon
Nebraska irrigators may drill irrigation or other wells without permits if they register each well and follow spacing rules. The Groundwater Management Act becomes effective August 23 and allows NRDs to set control areas with permits required for wells yielding over 100 gallons per minute inside them. Registration deadlines shortened to 20 days after completion. penalties exist for unregistered wells and enforcement powers include cease and desist orders.
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Nebraska
Dean Axthelm
University of Nebraska- Lincoln Extension
Axthelm
Jean Shepard to Headline Cheyenne County Fair Grandstand
Country singer Jean Shepard will perform at the Cheyenne County Fair on Friday August 15 at 8 p.m. The Grand Ole Opry unit will join her in Nashville Tennessee-based spectacle. Shepard, a veteran with 23 albums and hits including Satisfied Mind and The Dear John Letter, has Grammy nominations and past TV exposure with Red Foley Ozark Jubilee.
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Jean Shepard
Cheyenne County Fair
Fair Board
Grand Ole Opry
Nashville
Miss Shepard
The
Red Foley Ozark
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John
Jean
Government to appeal beef grading decision
The U.S. Solicitor General authorized the Justice Department to appeal a district court ruling halting the USDA beef grading standards. DOJ and USDA will file briefs with the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in St Louis, with arguments scheduled for the week of September 8. The standards were set for April 14 but were blocked days before.
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John M. Willis
Associated Press
OMAHA
U.S. Solicitor General
U.S. Justice Department
US. District
Department of Agriculture
USDA
U.S. District
Daniel Wherry
Wherry
Justice Department
U.S. 8Th Circuit Court of Appeals
St Louis
Murder charge filed in court in Cheyenne County
Bernita L. Andrews of Sidney was arraigned in Cheyenne County Court on a second degree murder charge for the death Tuesday night of her husband Donald Andrews. Bond set at $10,000. she remains jailed. The case stemmed from a shooting at their Elm Street home after a relative called for help.
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Bernita L. Andrews
Sidney
Cheyenne
Donald
Cheyenne County
Thomas Sonntag
Kenneth Fritzler
Kimball
Andrews
Western Nebraska Technical College
910
Elm St
Sidney Federal plans new office building at 10th Ave and King St
Jim Payne of Sidney Federal Savings & Loan releases architect's sketch for a one story 4100 to 4700 square foot building on King St with entrances on King St and 10th Ave A drive up window will face King St and parking connects to 9th Ave construction hoped to start this fall with occupancy aimed mid to late next year demolition of Liljegrens Agri Service and Pioneer Press sites by the project architect is Boyer Bishop Bonge & Associates of Omaha with Scottsbluff offices
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Jim Payne
Sidney Federal Savings & Loan
10Th Ave
King St le
King St
Payne
Illinois St
9Th Ave
Sidney Federal
Liljegren
Pioneer Press
Boyer, Bishop, Bonge & Associates of
Omaha
Scottsbluff
Dils
Sidney
Lincoln
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Alliance
Crawford
Dill
Dils Keeps City Hall Door Open While Busy in Sidney
New Sidney city manager Maynard Dils says public access remains his priority as he travels across the community meeting groups and handling budgets. He notes progress in hiring, layoffs, routine reform, and frustrations with federal programs while aiming for orderly growth and local industry.
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Maynard Dils
Sidney
Dils
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National Livestock Feeders Association
National Restaurant Association
National Association of Meat Purveyors
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American National Cattlemen's Association
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
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