WNTC students remodel housing units on campus
A Western Nebraska Technical College building construction class of 12 students under instructor Jean Phillips is interior remodeling 74 student housing units on campus. The project, a brainchild of WNTC President Dr Charles Michael, updates 1940s era units originally built for Sioux Army Depot workers. Work includes tile, drywall, carpet, door blocks, shelves, and closet doors across three to five apartments per building.
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Western Nebraska Technical College
Jean Phillips
Phillips
WNTC
Charles Michael
Sioux Army Depot
Gregg Piburn
Johnnie Olivas
Harrison
Paul Hiedeman
Gary Green
Green
Kelly Moore
Leads in Skiba murder probe and bus passenger description
Sheriff Cox says investigators chase a couple and a small child tied to Frederick Skiba's death near Kimball on Nov 12. Composites issued, pursuit focused on a man about 5 9, 140 pounds and a 54 year old woman with a 3 year old girl, seen near the Kimball bus depot. Evidence suggests Skiba's death date is Nov 12 and authorities seek sightings of matching persons.
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Cheyenne County
Oren Cox
Frederick Joseph Skiba
Skiba
Sidney
Kimball
Cox
Western Nebraska Observer
Nebraska State Patrol
I-80
Alliance May Lose Cattle Capital Title as Auction Co Closes
The Alliance Livestock Auction Co will hold its final sale on December 3 after Burlington Northern Railroad cancels the lease and plans a repair station on the site. Dean Simpson said relocation would cost about 750000, with the barn in operation 38 years and handling tens of thousands of cattle annually including notable Hereford and Angus sales.
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Alliance
Nebraska
Alliance Livestock Auction Co
Box Butte
Burlington Northern Railroad
Burlington
Dean Simpson
Simpson
Hemingford Ledger
Alliance Barn
Santa to ride smoother sleigh in Sidney events
Santa Claus returns for sleigh rides at the courthouse square in Sidney beginning this Sunday with sessions from 1 to 5 pm on Sundays and 10 am to 12 pm and 1 to 3 pm on Saturdays. Additional rides are planned on December 4 11 and 18. Local stores extend hours on select Sundays and many Thursdays through December.
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Santa Claus
Sidney
Courthouse Square
Saint Nick
Winter weather returns to Nebraska with heavy snow warnings
The National Weather Service issued heavy snow warnings for the Panhandle and extreme southwest Nebraska through Friday night as two low pressure systems in Northwest Kansas and Oklahoma bring snow. Temperatures early Friday ranged from the mid 20s in Chadron to 40 in Omaha with northerly winds 10 to 30 mph. 4 inches possible in western Nebraska, 1 to 2 inches in central and southeast sections, with a drop to 5 to 15 above by Saturday morning.
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Associated Press
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
National Weather Service
Panhandle
Chadron
Omaha
First in eight Nebraska cow roundups at Kimball
The Kimball session on Monday November 29 starts at 10 am at the Holiday Restaurant, the sole Panhandle stop in a fall series to update cattlemen on problems and new information. Topics include internal parasites Beef Research Act nitrate feeds marketing grass and crossbreeding.
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Kimball
Panhandle
Jim Gosey
University of Nebraska- Lincoln
Beef Research and Information Act
Sidney sees largest building boom in over two decades
Mild fall weather spurred a busy period in Sidney with over 2 million dollars in building permits issued by late October the first time since 1955 this level has been reached. Major projects include a 670000 low rent housing complex on South 11th and a 350000 sanctuary addition to the First United Methodist Church.
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Sidney
South 11Th
First United Methodist Church
Mike Goscha
Nebraska Enterprises
Linden
Christ's Church
American National Bank
10Th Ave
Dean Starr
B&b Construction
Jackson
In-Service Day Closures at Sidney Public Schools
Sidney Public Schools cancel classes Monday as faculty conduct district in service trainings. Lincoln Public Schools public relations chief Joe Dawson leads sessions for teachers and administrators across elementary, junior high, and senior high levels with separate afternoon programs and topics including student issues, professionalism, and discipline. Classes resume Tuesday.
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Sidney Public Schools
Joe Dawson
Lincoln Public School
Ron Reichert
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