Annual tractor and equipment safety training courses for youth, to be held in eight sites across Nebraska in late May and early June, now are open for registration.

The trainings are held in collaboration with Nebraska Extension and the Central States Center for Agricultural Safety and Health (CS-CASH) at the University of Nebraska Medical Center College of Public Health. Although designed for 14- to 15-year-old students, the courses are open to all interested in learning more about the safe operation of tractors and equipment.

Nebraska Extension began the tractor safety course more than 50 years ago. Since 2013, when the CS-CASH and Extension partnership began, more than 1,200 young Nebraska farmers and ranchers have received safety training certification.

The training can be lifesaving. From 2001 through 2015, 48% of all fatal injuries to young, hired workers occurred in agriculture, and the leading cause of death in these young workers was tractor-related accidents.

Federal law prohibits children under 16 from using certain equipment on a farm unless their parents or legal guardians own the farm. However, certification received through this course grants an exemption to the law allowing 14- and 15-year-olds to drive a tractor and to do field work with certain mechanized equipment.

Certification is earned by completing a Hands-On Safety Day with a written test on the first day, followed by a tractor and equipment safety training course, including a driving exam, on the second day. Successful completion will result in certification for 14- and 15-year-old youth to be employed on farms and ranches.

<a href="https://www.unmc.edu/publichealth/cscash/outreach/farm-safety-days.html" target="_blank">See more information and register for the two-day course</a>.

The education team will include Aaron Yoder, PhD, UNMC associate professor and CS-CASH researcher. Dr. Yoder will be joined by CS-CASH team members Risto Rautianen, PhD, Ellen Duysen and Kelsey Irvine, and extension educators Randy Saner, Alfredo DiConstanzo, PhD, John Thomas and Ron Seymour.&nbsp;

Day 1 of the course will cover the required elements of the National Safe Tractor and Machinery Operation Program, including quizzes that students must pass to attend the driving portion of the training. Day 2 will include a driving test, equipment operation and ATV safety lessons. Students must demonstrate competence in hitching and unhitching equipment and driving a tractor and trailer through a standardized course. The two-day course will include lessons on emergency first aid, personal protective equipment use, ATV/UTV safety and livestock handling.

The course costs $40 and includes educational materials, lunch on both days and supplies. Youth under 14 can register for and attend Certification Day 1 if accompanied by an adult. They cannot drive equipment, attend Day 2 or become certified. Students under 14 must still register but will not be charged the registration fee.

Those attending a location that only offers Day 2 (Gering, Hastings and O’Neill) must complete Certification Day 1 at another location or complete a virtual module. Certification Day 1 (or online module)&nbsp;must&nbsp;be completed, passing the written exam, before attending Certification Day 2.

Contact Ellen Duysen&nbsp;<a href="mailto:ellen.duysen@unmc.edu?subject=Safety%20Training" target="_blank">via email</a>&nbsp;with questions about scheduling.

Day 1 Training: Hands-on training and written certification exam.

Day 2 Training: Tractor and Equipment Safety Training with Driving Exam

Photo caption:&nbsp;Certification received through this course grants an exemption to the law allowing 14- and 15-year-olds to drive a tractor and to do field work with certain mechanized equipment.

UNMCAnnual tractor and equipment safety training courses for youth, to be held in eight sites across Nebraska in late May and early June, now are open for registration.The trainings are held in collaboration with Nebraska Extension and the Central States Center for Agricultural Safety and Health (CS-CASH) at the University of Nebraska Medical Center College of Public Health. Although designed for 14- to 15-year-old students, the courses are open to all interested in learning more about the safe operation of tractors and equipment.Nebraska Extension began the tractor safety course more than 50 years ago. Since 2013, when the CS-CASH and Extension partnership began, more than 1,200 young Nebraska farmers and ranchers have received safety training certification.The training can be lifesaving. From 2001 through 2015, 48% of all fatal injuries to young, hired workers occurred in agriculture, and the leading cause of death in these young workers was tractor-related accidents.Federal law prohibits children under 16 from using certain equipment on a farm unless their parents or legal guardians own the farm. However, certification received through this course grants an exemption to the law allowing 14- and 15-year-olds to drive a tractor and to do field work with certain mechanized equipment.Certification is earned by completing a Hands-On Safety Day with a written test on the first day, followed by a tractor and equipment safety training course, including a driving exam, on the second day. Successful completion will result in certification for 14- and 15-year-old youth to be employed on farms and ranches.<a href="https://www.unmc.edu/publichealth/cscash/outreach/farm-safety-days.html" target="_blank">See more information and register for the two-day course</a>.The education team will include Aaron Yoder, PhD, UNMC associate professor and CS-CASH researcher. Dr. Yoder will be joined by CS-CASH team members Risto Rautianen, PhD, Ellen Duysen and Kelsey Irvine, and extension educators Randy Saner, Alfredo DiConstanzo, PhD, John Thomas and Ron Seymour.&nbsp;Day 1 of the course will cover the required elements of the National Safe Tractor and Machinery Operation Program, including quizzes that students must pass to attend the driving portion of the training. Day 2 will include a driving test, equipment operation and ATV safety lessons. Students must demonstrate competence in hitching and unhitching equipment and driving a tractor and trailer through a standardized course. The two-day course will include lessons on emergency first aid, personal protective equipment use, ATV/UTV safety and livestock handling.The course costs $40 and includes educational materials, lunch on both days and supplies. Youth under 14 can register for and attend Certification Day 1 if accompanied by an adult. They cannot drive equipment, attend Day 2 or become certified. Students under 14 must still register but will not be charged the registration fee.Those attending a location that only offers Day 2 (Gering, Hastings and O’Neill) must complete Certification Day 1 at another location or complete a virtual module. Certification Day 1 (or online module)&nbsp;must&nbsp;be completed, passing the written exam, before attending Certification Day 2.Contact Ellen Duysen&nbsp;<a href="mailto:ellen.duysen@unmc.edu?subject=Safety%20Training" target="_blank">via email</a>&nbsp;with questions about scheduling.List of training locations:Day 1 Training: Hands-on training and written certification exam.<ul>
 <li>May 21 –&nbsp;North Platte:&nbsp;Lincoln, Logan, McPherson County Extension Office,&nbsp;348 West State Farm Road</li><li>May 28 –&nbsp;West Point:&nbsp;Cuming County Fairgrounds, W. Washington St.</li><li>May 30 –&nbsp;Weeping Water:&nbsp;Cass County Fairgrounds,&nbsp;8400 144th&nbsp;St.&nbsp;</li><li>June 5 –&nbsp;Gordon:&nbsp;Gordon,&nbsp;613 E 3rd&nbsp;St.&nbsp;</li><li>June 11 –&nbsp;Grand Island:&nbsp;Raising Nebraska Building, 501 East Fonner Park, Suite 100&nbsp;</li>
 </ul>Day 2 Training: Tractor and Equipment Safety Training with Driving Exam<ul>
 <li>May 22 -&nbsp;North Platte:&nbsp;Lincoln, Logan, McPherson County Extension Office,&nbsp;348 West State Farm Road</li><li>May 29 –&nbsp;West Point:&nbsp;Cuming County Fairgrounds, W. Washington Street&nbsp;</li><li>May 31 –&nbsp;Weeping Water:&nbsp;Cass County Fairgrounds,&nbsp;8400 144th&nbsp;St.</li><li>June 4 –&nbsp;Gering:&nbsp;Legacy of the Plains Museum,&nbsp;2930 Old Oregon Trail</li><li>June 6 –&nbsp;Gordon:&nbsp;Gordon,&nbsp;613 E 3rd&nbsp;St.</li><li>June 7 –&nbsp;O’Neill:&nbsp;AKRS Equipment, 49110 US Hwy 20</li><li>June 12 –&nbsp;Grand Island:&nbsp;Raising Nebraska Building, 501 East Fonner Park, Suite 100&nbsp;</li><li>June 13 –&nbsp;Hastings:&nbsp;Adams County Extension,&nbsp;2975 S.&nbsp;Baltimore Ave.&nbsp;</li>
 </ul>Photo caption:&nbsp;Certification received through this course grants an exemption to the law allowing 14- and 15-year-olds to drive a tractor and to do field work with certain mechanized equipment.

Annual tractor and equipment safety training dates set for late May, early June includes stops in North Platte

Friday, March 21, Paws-itive Partners members traveled to receive donations of pet items from 4H Club Thedford Achievers.&nbsp; The club, made up of kindergarten&nbsp;to eighth grade students, had assembled individual baskets for dogs and cats.&nbsp; The baskets were presented to Paws-itive Partners and are to be given to pets going into foster homes.&nbsp;&nbsp;

4H leader, Jacey Anderson, explained, "I wanted to offer a community service project to the kids and do something kind for others.&nbsp; Since I had a connection with Paws-itve&nbsp;Partners and our club has lots of interest in animals, I offered this workshop as a project."&nbsp; Anderson, an avid dog owner, previously fostered a dog for Paws-itive Partners.&nbsp; Eventually, the seriously injured dog recovered from his injuries and was later adopted by Anderson and her husband.&nbsp; "This 4H project was a way for kids to purchase items for dogs and cats faced with an unknown situation.&nbsp; It was great to see the kids' kindness shine through during their planning and shopping for the pets. They are all very compassionate girls and they had so much fun doing this," Anderson said.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Items provided by the 4H members included&nbsp;food bowls, blankets, toys, dog leashes, cat litter and more.&nbsp; Additionally, each girl wrote a personal note to the foster family and dog or cat&nbsp;receiving a basket. One colorful note read, "Dear foster family, I hope you have a good time with your dog.&nbsp; I hope these items help."&nbsp; Another note read, "Puppies and dogs like this one here are special and no two are the same. Like a snowflake.&nbsp; And a human.&nbsp; We remember&nbsp;to treat them as if they are fragile, in which they are."

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 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2024/3/1711392726393.jpeg" alt="Back row, left to right: Emerson Pettit, Chandler Pettit, Piper Hanson, 4H leader Jacey Anderson holding Skipper; Front row, left to right: Ariata Scott, RyDell Scott, dog Flynn and Ellie Hanson. (Courtesy Photo)" />
 <figcaption>Back row, left to right: Emerson Pettit, Chandler Pettit, Piper Hanson, 4H leader Jacey Anderson holding Skipper; Front row, left to right: Ariata Scott, RyDell Scott, dog Flynn and Ellie Hanson. (Courtesy Photo)</figcaption>
 </figure>Paws-itive Partners&nbsp;Friday, March 21, Paws-itive Partners members traveled to receive donations of pet items from 4H Club Thedford Achievers.&nbsp; The club, made up of kindergarten&nbsp;to eighth grade students, had assembled individual baskets for dogs and cats.&nbsp; The baskets were presented to Paws-itive Partners and are to be given to pets going into foster homes.&nbsp;&nbsp;4H leader, Jacey Anderson, explained, "I wanted to offer a community service project to the kids and do something kind for others.&nbsp; Since I had a connection with Paws-itve&nbsp;Partners and our club has lots of interest in animals, I offered this workshop as a project."&nbsp; Anderson, an avid dog owner, previously fostered a dog for Paws-itive Partners.&nbsp; Eventually, the seriously injured dog recovered from his injuries and was later adopted by Anderson and her husband.&nbsp; "This 4H project was a way for kids to purchase items for dogs and cats faced with an unknown situation.&nbsp; It was great to see the kids' kindness shine through during their planning and shopping for the pets. They are all very compassionate girls and they had so much fun doing this," Anderson said.&nbsp;&nbsp;Items provided by the 4H members included&nbsp;food bowls, blankets, toys, dog leashes, cat litter and more.&nbsp; Additionally, each girl wrote a personal note to the foster family and dog or cat&nbsp;receiving a basket. One colorful note read, "Dear foster family, I hope you have a good time with your dog.&nbsp; I hope these items help."&nbsp; Another note read, "Puppies and dogs like this one here are special and no two are the same. Like a snowflake.&nbsp; And a human.&nbsp; We remember&nbsp;to treat them as if they are fragile, in which they are."

4H Club Thedford Achievers donated dog and cat baskets for pets going into foster homes

Nebraska Department of Transportation

March 25, 2024 (North Platte, Neb.) - Weather permitting, work will resume on I-80 from reference post 238.27 to reference post 247.88, according to the Nebraska Department of Transporation.

WW Clyde of Englewood, Colorado is the contractor for this project. I-80 between Lexington and Overton will transitioned into two-lane, two-way traffic on the westbound lanes with a single lane in each direction on April 15. Eastbound traffic will utilize a median crossover to access the westbound lanes.

Preparatory work for the traffic switch will include lane closures in both directions beginning April 1, an 11-foot restriction will be in effect and speed limit will be reduced to 65 mph. Traffic phasing is required for the replacement of existing pavement for the eastbound lanes. Two-lane, two-way traffic is anticipated to remain in effect until Sept. 2024.

The purpose of the project is to preserve the transportation asset, improve the reliability of the transportation system and perpetuate the mobility of the traveling public.

Motorists should expect reduced speeds and lane reductions within the work zones and are reminded to drive cautiously through highway construction zone.

Nebraska Department of TransportationMarch 25, 2024 (North Platte, Neb.) - Weather permitting, work will resume on I-80 from reference post 238.27 to reference post 247.88, according to the Nebraska Department of Transporation.WW Clyde of Englewood, Colorado is the contractor for this project. I-80 between Lexington and Overton will transitioned into two-lane, two-way traffic on the westbound lanes with a single lane in each direction on April 15. Eastbound traffic will utilize a median crossover to access the westbound lanes.Preparatory work for the traffic switch will include lane closures in both directions beginning April 1, an 11-foot restriction will be in effect and speed limit will be reduced to 65 mph. Traffic phasing is required for the replacement of existing pavement for the eastbound lanes. Two-lane, two-way traffic is anticipated to remain in effect until Sept. 2024.The purpose of the project is to preserve the transportation asset, improve the reliability of the transportation system and perpetuate the mobility of the traveling public.Motorists should expect reduced speeds and lane reductions within the work zones and are reminded to drive cautiously through highway construction zone.

Work will resume on I-80 from Lexington to Overton

Lincoln County - A late March snowstorm was sweeping across the region beginning last night and will continue throughout today. According to the National Weather Service in North Platte, a blizzard warning is in effect until 1:00am Tuesday morning.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Expect high wind gusts and spurts of snow throughout the day and heading into the evening. "We can expect another 1-2 inches of snow possible, and winds will continue to 40-50 mph will continue into the afternoon," said Shawn Jacobs, Meteorologist for the National Weather Service, North Platte office.&nbsp;

Travel has been disrupted by the storm, and the snowstorm is affecting visibility. "Outside the city we are having near zero visibility at times in those open areas so you can expect that going into the afternoon and evening," said Jacobs.&nbsp;

Jacobs says that the impacts from this winter storm should likely be over in the evening as the winds start to calm down and blowing snow reducing visibility will stop. The storm could linger in the North Central part of Nebraska and may exit the region tomorrow morning.&nbsp;

Late yesterday, the Nebraska Department of Transporation announced I-80/HWY 30 would be closed from Ogallala to Lexington. Just before 8:30am on Monday, NDOT closed I-80 westbound from Kearney to Ogallala. Currently, I-80 westbound is closed from Kearney to Ogallala, I-80 eastbound is closed from Ogallala to Lexington and HWY 30 is closed from Ogallala to Lexington.&nbsp;

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NDOT says travel is not advised but to&nbsp;adjust travel plans accordingly.&nbsp;<a href="https://northplattepost.com/posts/11801718-dbaa-4452-ab0a-04d190d55889" target="_blank">click here for the latest road conditions.</a>

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 </figure>Lincoln County - A late March snowstorm was sweeping across the region beginning last night and will continue throughout today. According to the National Weather Service in North Platte, a blizzard warning is in effect until 1:00am Tuesday morning.&nbsp;&nbsp;Expect high wind gusts and spurts of snow throughout the day and heading into the evening. "We can expect another 1-2 inches of snow possible, and winds will continue to 40-50 mph will continue into the afternoon," said Shawn Jacobs, Meteorologist for the National Weather Service, North Platte office.&nbsp;Travel has been disrupted by the storm, and the snowstorm is affecting visibility. "Outside the city we are having near zero visibility at times in those open areas so you can expect that going into the afternoon and evening," said Jacobs.&nbsp;Jacobs says that the impacts from this winter storm should likely be over in the evening as the winds start to calm down and blowing snow reducing visibility will stop. The storm could linger in the North Central part of Nebraska and may exit the region tomorrow morning.&nbsp;Late yesterday, the Nebraska Department of Transporation announced I-80/HWY 30 would be closed from Ogallala to Lexington. Just before 8:30am on Monday, NDOT closed I-80 westbound from Kearney to Ogallala. Currently, I-80 westbound is closed from Kearney to Ogallala, I-80 eastbound is closed from Ogallala to Lexington and HWY 30 is closed from Ogallala to Lexington.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

NDOT says travel is not advised but to&nbsp;adjust travel plans accordingly.&nbsp;<a href="https://northplattepost.com/posts/11801718-dbaa-4452-ab0a-04d190d55889" target="_blank">click here for the latest road conditions.</a>

Late March snowstorm hits the region

As the winter storm continues to roam in the area, expect more major road closures throughout the day. According to the Nebraska Department of Transportation, I-80 is now closed westbound from Kearney to Ogallala; eastbound remains from Ogallala to Lexington. HWY 30 remains closed from Ogallala to Lexington. Travel is not advised on Highway 30 past Lexington due to the storm.&nbsp;

&nbsp; Much of the area is in a blizzard warning that is in effect until 1:00am Tuesday. NDOT says travel is not advised but to&nbsp;adjust travel plans accordingly.&nbsp;<a href="https://northplattepost.com/posts/11801718-dbaa-4452-ab0a-04d190d55889" target="_blank">click here for the latest road conditions.</a>

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 </figure>North Platte Post&nbsp;(Latest update as of 8:50am) As the winter storm continues to roam in the area, expect more major road closures throughout the day. According to the Nebraska Department of Transportation, I-80 is now closed westbound from Kearney to Ogallala; eastbound remains from Ogallala to Lexington. HWY 30 remains closed from Ogallala to Lexington. Travel is not advised on Highway 30 past Lexington due to the storm.&nbsp;&nbsp; Much of the area is in a blizzard warning that is in effect until 1:00am Tuesday. NDOT says travel is not advised but to&nbsp;adjust travel plans accordingly.&nbsp;<a href="https://northplattepost.com/posts/11801718-dbaa-4452-ab0a-04d190d55889" target="_blank">click here for the latest road conditions.</a> <div><blockquote class="twitter-tweet">🚨CLOSURE UPDATE 🚨 I-80 is now CLOSED at Kearney west to Ogallala due to poor traveling conditions. Please adjust travel plans accordingly and avoid traveling if possible as strong winds and ice are expected through the day. Check <a href="https://t.co/dMWDoxmD2N">https://t.co/dMWDoxmD2N</a> for the latest! <a href="https://t.co/j0qUOupa3e">pic.twitter.com/j0qUOupa3e</a>&mdash; Nebraska DOT (@NebraskaDOT) <a href="https://twitter.com/NebraskaDOT/status/1772256504936079505?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 25, 2024</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script></div>

I-80 Westbound closed from Kearney to Ogallala, Eastbound closed from Ogallala to Lexington, HWY 30 remains closed from Ogallala to Lexington. 

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 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2024/3/1711365149261.jpeg" alt="Alvaro Antillon - DUI-Alcohol-4th Offense, Refuse To Submit To Test W/1 Prior Conviction, Refuse To Submit To Pretest, Reckless Driving-1s Offense" />
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The Hot Sheets: March 25th, 2024

(Old post, see latest update <a href="https://northplattepost.com/posts/728cf239-8122-4ae9-9712-70aa9b87008c">here</a>) Due to the winter storm rolling in yesterday, the Nebraska Department of Transportation announced around 11:00pm on Sunday that I-80/HWY 30 is closed in both directions due to low visibility from Lexington to Ogallala.

Much of the area is in a blizzard warning that is in effect until 1:00am Tuesday. NDOT says travel is not advised but to&nbsp;adjust travel plans accordingly.&nbsp;<a href="https://northplattepost.com/posts/11801718-dbaa-4452-ab0a-04d190d55889" target="_blank">click here for the latest road conditions.</a>

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 </figure>North Platte Post(Old post, see latest update <a href="https://northplattepost.com/posts/728cf239-8122-4ae9-9712-70aa9b87008c">here</a>) Due to the winter storm rolling in yesterday, the Nebraska Department of Transportation announced around 11:00pm on Sunday that I-80/HWY 30 is closed in both directions due to low visibility from Lexington to Ogallala.Much of the area is in a blizzard warning that is in effect until 1:00am Tuesday. NDOT says travel is not advised but to&nbsp;adjust travel plans accordingly.&nbsp;<a href="https://northplattepost.com/posts/11801718-dbaa-4452-ab0a-04d190d55889" target="_blank">click here for the latest road conditions.</a><div><blockquote class="twitter-tweet">🚨CLOSURE ALERT🚨 I-80 &amp; US-30 between Lexington &amp; Ogallala are CLOSED due to visibility. Conditions are not expected to improve for sometime. Pease adjust travel plans accordingly! Check <a href="https://t.co/dMWDoxmD2N">https://t.co/dMWDoxmD2N</a> for the latest! <a href="https://t.co/GXFeKNrwcN">pic.twitter.com/GXFeKNrwcN</a>&mdash; Nebraska DOT (@NebraskaDOT) <a href="https://twitter.com/NebraskaDOT/status/1772113299255009313?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 25, 2024</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script></div>

I-80/HWY 30 closed in both directions from Lexington to Ogallala

MARCH 24, 2024 (NORTH PLATTE, NEB.)&nbsp;&nbsp;— The Nebraska Department of Transportation and the Nebraska State Patrol are urging travelers to be prepared for dangerous winter driving conditions expected over the next few days. A winter storm will impact much of the state beginning tonight.

The National Weather Service is projecting several inches of snow across western and central Nebraska, with strong winds and bitterly cold temperatures. A Blizzard Warning has been issued for an area ranging from southwest to northcentral Nebraska, effective from 7:00 p.m. CT today through 1:00 a.m. CT Tuesday.

“This winter storm will create dangerous driving conditions across a large portion of our state,” said Colonel John Bolduc, Superintendent of the Nebraska State Patrol. “Our troopers and dispatchers are prepared to help, but before you attempt to travel during this storm, please consider whether travel is absolutely necessary.”

Do not attempt to travel in blizzard conditions. Travel may be difficult to impossible. Should you become stranded, it may be impossible for help to reach you until the blizzard ends.

If travel is necessary, check the Nebraska 511 system for valuable information regarding travel across the state. Motorists can view live cameras to assess conditions, view a map of road conditions throughout the state, check live radar to see the storm’s current location, view the locations of NDOT plows on the road, and access many more features.

“NDOT’s snowplow crews will be out as the conditions allow it but the public are reminded to slow down, wear your seat belt and never pass a plow if you choose to travel,” said NDOT Director Vicki Kramer.&nbsp;

NDOT will treat roads as appropriate, taking into consideration the different variables that could be present in the varying types of precipitation predicted in this storm.

If any motorists become stranded, call the NSP Highway Helpline at *55 or 800-525-5555 to speak directly with an NSP dispatcher who can send help.

NSP and NDOT offer these tips for safe winter travel:

Motorists are reminded to make sure everyone in their vehicle wears a seat belt and children are in a car safety seat. Do not use cruise control in wet or snowy weather and keep a full gas tank. For safe-driving tips and winter weather information, visit NDOT’s website,&nbsp;<a href="http://dot.nebraska.gov/safety/driving/winter" target="_blank">http://dot.nebraska.gov/safety/driving/winter</a>.

Cody ThomasNebraska State PatrolMARCH 24, 2024 (NORTH PLATTE, NEB.)&nbsp;&nbsp;— The Nebraska Department of Transportation and the Nebraska State Patrol are urging travelers to be prepared for dangerous winter driving conditions expected over the next few days. A winter storm will impact much of the state beginning tonight.The National Weather Service is projecting several inches of snow across western and central Nebraska, with strong winds and bitterly cold temperatures. A Blizzard Warning has been issued for an area ranging from southwest to northcentral Nebraska, effective from 7:00 p.m. CT today through 1:00 a.m. CT Tuesday.“This winter storm will create dangerous driving conditions across a large portion of our state,” said Colonel John Bolduc, Superintendent of the Nebraska State Patrol. “Our troopers and dispatchers are prepared to help, but before you attempt to travel during this storm, please consider whether travel is absolutely necessary.”Do not attempt to travel in blizzard conditions. Travel may be difficult to impossible. Should you become stranded, it may be impossible for help to reach you until the blizzard ends.If travel is necessary, check the Nebraska 511 system for valuable information regarding travel across the state. Motorists can view live cameras to assess conditions, view a map of road conditions throughout the state, check live radar to see the storm’s current location, view the locations of NDOT plows on the road, and access many more features.“NDOT’s snowplow crews will be out as the conditions allow it but the public are reminded to slow down, wear your seat belt and never pass a plow if you choose to travel,” said NDOT Director Vicki Kramer.&nbsp;NDOT will treat roads as appropriate, taking into consideration the different variables that could be present in the varying types of precipitation predicted in this storm.If any motorists become stranded, call the NSP Highway Helpline at *55 or 800-525-5555 to speak directly with an NSP dispatcher who can send help.NSP and NDOT offer these tips for safe winter travel:<ul>
 <li>Know before you go. Check&nbsp;<a href="http://www.511.nebraska.gov/" target="_blank">511.Nebraska.gov</a>&nbsp;for road conditions and other valuable travel information.</li><li>Have a winter survival kit in your vehicle with warm clothes, water, food, cell phone charger, and other items you may need if you become stranded.</li><li>Have a full tank of gas before you leave town.</li><li>Drive to the conditions. Winter storms can greatly reduce visibility and cause slick roads.</li><li>Tell someone your route and expected arrival time.</li><li>If you become stranded, stay with your vehicle and call for help.</li><li>Don’t crowd the plow. Allow snow fighters the room they need to clear the roads.</li>
 </ul>Motorists are reminded to make sure everyone in their vehicle wears a seat belt and children are in a car safety seat. Do not use cruise control in wet or snowy weather and keep a full gas tank. For safe-driving tips and winter weather information, visit NDOT’s website,&nbsp;<a href="http://dot.nebraska.gov/safety/driving/winter" target="_blank">http://dot.nebraska.gov/safety/driving/winter</a>.

NSP, NDOT Urge Caution with Expected Blizzard Conditions

Jason James Conklin, 30, Maywood and Jessica Megan Fields, 30, Maywood

Jason James Conklin, 30, Maywood and Jessica Megan Fields, 30, Maywood

Marriage Licenses For Lincoln County (Week of March 18th

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This information is not a criminal history. Criminal charges are often dropped or reduced. All individuals included in this post are presumed innocent of crimes until proven guilty in a court of law. The North Platte Post assumes no legal liability or responsibility for the accuracy, or completeness, of this information. Any person who believes information provided is not accurate may submit a complaint to admin@northplattepost.com.</div>

The Hot Sheets: March 24th, 2024

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This information is not a criminal history. Criminal charges are often dropped or reduced. All individuals included in this post are presumed innocent of crimes until proven guilty in a court of law. The North Platte Post assumes no legal liability or responsibility for the accuracy, or completeness, of this information. Any person who believes information provided is not accurate may submit a complaint to admin@northplattepost.com.</div>

The Hot Sheets: March 23rd, 2024

Lincoln, NE – March 22, 2024 – One Ford F-150 truck remains in the Nebraska Lottery’s 2023 Truck$ &amp; Buck$ Scratch game. The game has closed, and holders of winning tickets have until September 18, 2024, to claim prizes.

Introduced in May 2023, the 28th edition of the $2 Truck$ &amp; Buck$ Scratch game featured the 2023 Ford F-150 XLT 4x4 SuperCrew Flex Fuel truck as its top prize, as well as cash and Ethanol-enriched fuel prizes. The game has sold out and there is no ticket inventory left.

Nebraska Lottery Scratch tickets are valid for 180 days after the game closing date. The 2023 Truck$ &amp; Buck$ Scratch game began the closing process on March 22. Tickets from the game must be redeemed by September 18, 2024.

Players with Truck$ &amp; Buck$ Scratch tickets are encouraged to check them using the Nebraska Lottery mobile app, visiting a lottery retailer, or contacting the Nebraska Lottery at 402-471-6100. If the truck winning ticket expires, then the truck prize will be used in a future Nebraska Lottery promotion.

To date, seven Ford F-150 trucks have been claimed by Nebraska Lottery players in the 2023 Truck$ &amp; Buck$ game. Lucas Swarthout of North Platte claimed the seventh truck on February 12, 2024.

The truck prize is valued at $81,000, which includes $1,160 for costs associated with ownership and state and federal withholding paid by the Nebraska Lottery of $4,050 and $19,400, respectively. The odds of winning the top prize in Truck$ &amp; Buck$ are 1 in 336,000, while the overall odds of winning any prize are 1 in 3.69.

The mission of the Nebraska Lottery is to generate proceeds for good causes while providing quality entertainment options to Nebraskans. Over $965 million has been raised for the Nebraska Lottery’s beneficiary funds since the Lottery began in 1993. All 93 counties in Nebraska have benefited from projects funded with these Nebraska Lottery proceeds.

Neil WatsonNebraska LotteryLincoln, NE – March 22, 2024 – One Ford F-150 truck remains in the Nebraska Lottery’s 2023 Truck$ &amp; Buck$ Scratch game. The game has closed, and holders of winning tickets have until September 18, 2024, to claim prizes.Introduced in May 2023, the 28th edition of the $2 Truck$ &amp; Buck$ Scratch game featured the 2023 Ford F-150 XLT 4x4 SuperCrew Flex Fuel truck as its top prize, as well as cash and Ethanol-enriched fuel prizes. The game has sold out and there is no ticket inventory left.Nebraska Lottery Scratch tickets are valid for 180 days after the game closing date. The 2023 Truck$ &amp; Buck$ Scratch game began the closing process on March 22. Tickets from the game must be redeemed by September 18, 2024.Players with Truck$ &amp; Buck$ Scratch tickets are encouraged to check them using the Nebraska Lottery mobile app, visiting a lottery retailer, or contacting the Nebraska Lottery at 402-471-6100. If the truck winning ticket expires, then the truck prize will be used in a future Nebraska Lottery promotion.To date, seven Ford F-150 trucks have been claimed by Nebraska Lottery players in the 2023 Truck$ &amp; Buck$ game. Lucas Swarthout of North Platte claimed the seventh truck on February 12, 2024.The truck prize is valued at $81,000, which includes $1,160 for costs associated with ownership and state and federal withholding paid by the Nebraska Lottery of $4,050 and $19,400, respectively. The odds of winning the top prize in Truck$ &amp; Buck$ are 1 in 336,000, while the overall odds of winning any prize are 1 in 3.69.The mission of the Nebraska Lottery is to generate proceeds for good causes while providing quality entertainment options to Nebraskans. Over $965 million has been raised for the Nebraska Lottery’s beneficiary funds since the Lottery began in 1993. All 93 counties in Nebraska have benefited from projects funded with these Nebraska Lottery proceeds.

One Truck Remains in 2023 Truck$ & Buck$ Scratch Game

Lincoln, NE&nbsp; – Two big jackpots are up for grabs in the next Mega Millions® and Powerball® drawings. Because of these high jackpots, the Nebraska Lottery reminds customers to set spending and time limits.

A string of drawings without a jackpot winner has grown the estimated Mega Millions jackpot to its highest level since August 2023. There have been 29 consecutive drawings since December 12 without a jackpot winner. This run has grown the estimated jackpot for the Friday, March 22 drawing to $977 million or $461 million with the cash option selected. This is the 6th largest jackpot in Mega Millions history.

Powerball has also seen its jackpot grow over the last few months. There have been 34 drawings since January 3 without a jackpot winner. The estimated jackpot for the Saturday, March 23 drawing is $750 million or $357.3 million with the cash option selected.

The dual jackpot runs have produced some large Nebraska winners.

The largest Mega Millions jackpot on record occurred in August 2023 when one winner in Florida won a $1.602 billion jackpot. The largest Powerball jackpot on record occurred in November 2022 when one winner in California won a $2.040 billion jackpot.

Because of the high jackpots, the Nebraska Lottery encourages customers to play within their means. “It’s important for Nebraska Lottery players to remember that no matter how large the jackpot is, the odds of winning the Mega Millions jackpot are 1 in 302 million, and the odds of winning the Powerball jackpot are 1 in 292 million,” said Lottery Director Brian Rockey. “Your odds of winning remain the same, regardless of how many tickets are purchased or how many people play.” If you or someone you know has a problem with gambling, free help is available at&nbsp;<a href="http://problemgambling.nebraska.gov/" target="_blank">problemgambling.nebraska.gov</a>.

Neil WatsonNebraska LotteryLincoln, NE&nbsp; – Two big jackpots are up for grabs in the next Mega Millions® and Powerball® drawings. Because of these high jackpots, the Nebraska Lottery reminds customers to set spending and time limits.A string of drawings without a jackpot winner has grown the estimated Mega Millions jackpot to its highest level since August 2023. There have been 29 consecutive drawings since December 12 without a jackpot winner. This run has grown the estimated jackpot for the Friday, March 22 drawing to $977 million or $461 million with the cash option selected. This is the 6th largest jackpot in Mega Millions history.Powerball has also seen its jackpot grow over the last few months. There have been 34 drawings since January 3 without a jackpot winner. The estimated jackpot for the Saturday, March 23 drawing is $750 million or $357.3 million with the cash option selected.The dual jackpot runs have produced some large Nebraska winners.<ul>
 <li>Two $50,000 Powerball winning tickets for the March 20 drawing were sold at Hy-Vee Fast &amp; Fresh #6, 9601 Q St, Omaha and Shell Speedee Mart, 802 J St, Auburn.</li><li>A $10,000 Mega Millions winning ticket for the March 19 drawing was sold at R&amp;K Country Store, 999 Co Rd M, Mead.</li><li>A $10,000 Mega Millions winning ticket for the March 1 drawing was sold at Fas Mart #550, 11919 Fort St, Omaha.</li><li>A $50,000 Powerball winning ticket for the February 10 drawing was sold at Hy-Vee Fast &amp; Fresh #5, 7930 Cass St, Omaha.</li><li>A $10,000 Mega Millions winning ticket for the February 9 drawing was sold at Sackers, 105 S First St, Hay Springs.</li><li>A $10,000 Mega Millions winning ticket for the February 6 drawing was sold at Casey's #3817, 18280 Wright St, Omaha.</li><li>A $10,000 Mega Millions winning ticket for the February 6 drawing was sold at Hy-Vee Food Store #1185, 840 E 23rd St, Fremont.</li><li>A $50,000 Powerball winning ticket for the February 3 drawing was sold at Stop N Shop #8, 8511 S 33rd St, Lincoln.</li>
 </ul>The largest Mega Millions jackpot on record occurred in August 2023 when one winner in Florida won a $1.602 billion jackpot. The largest Powerball jackpot on record occurred in November 2022 when one winner in California won a $2.040 billion jackpot.Bet CarefulBecause of the high jackpots, the Nebraska Lottery encourages customers to play within their means. “It’s important for Nebraska Lottery players to remember that no matter how large the jackpot is, the odds of winning the Mega Millions jackpot are 1 in 302 million, and the odds of winning the Powerball jackpot are 1 in 292 million,” said Lottery Director Brian Rockey. “Your odds of winning remain the same, regardless of how many tickets are purchased or how many people play.” If you or someone you know has a problem with gambling, free help is available at&nbsp;<a href="http://problemgambling.nebraska.gov/" target="_blank">problemgambling.nebraska.gov</a>.The mission of the Nebraska Lottery is to generate proceeds for good causes while providing quality entertainment options to Nebraskans. Over $965 million has been raised for the Nebraska Lottery’s beneficiary funds since the Lottery began in 1993. All 93 counties in Nebraska have benefited from projects funded with these Nebraska Lottery proceeds.

Mega Millions® Jackpot Climbs Towards $1 Billion

NORTH PLATTE - Three local gymnastic teams will be competing in Lincoln this Saturday and Sunday for the 2024 NE State Championships. The event is taking place at the Lincoln Sports Foundation.

The three local gymnastic teams competing are:

<a href="https://mega-gymnasticsnp.com/?fbclid=IwAR1JUQsySJNDpKlhBV9vI2TfGDflxZJXAGWnO9LwpFBOabdaMyur99N3h-0">Mega Gymnastics- North Platte</a>

<a href="https://www.legacydanceandgym.com/">Legacy Dance &amp; Gymnastics- North Platte</a>

<a href="https://gymnasticswest.com/">Gymnastics West- Gothenburg</a>

Members of the gymnastic teams are looking to quality for Regionals in Cedar Rapids, Iowa on April 19th-21st if they XCEL Silver, Gold or Platinum's or Compulsory levels 5-8.&nbsp;

North Platte PostNORTH PLATTE - Three local gymnastic teams will be competing in Lincoln this Saturday and Sunday for the 2024 NE State Championships. The event is taking place at the Lincoln Sports Foundation.The three local gymnastic teams competing are:<a href="https://mega-gymnasticsnp.com/?fbclid=IwAR1JUQsySJNDpKlhBV9vI2TfGDflxZJXAGWnO9LwpFBOabdaMyur99N3h-0">Mega Gymnastics- North Platte</a><a href="https://www.legacydanceandgym.com/">Legacy Dance &amp; Gymnastics- North Platte</a><a href="https://gymnasticswest.com/">Gymnastics West- Gothenburg</a>Members of the gymnastic teams are looking to quality for Regionals in Cedar Rapids, Iowa on April 19th-21st if they XCEL Silver, Gold or Platinum's or Compulsory levels 5-8.&nbsp;

Three local gymnastic teams competing at state this weekend in Lincoln

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This information is not a criminal history. Criminal charges are often dropped or reduced. All individuals included in this post are presumed innocent of crimes until proven guilty in a court of law. The North Platte Post assumes no legal liability or responsibility for the accuracy, or completeness, of this information. Any person who believes information provided is not accurate may submit a complaint to admin@northplattepost.com.</div>

The Hot Sheets: March 22nd, 2024

Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Technology students at Mid-Plains Community College have earned TracPipe® certifications following a training session earlier this week.

Doug Passmore, partner at HVAC supply company Mack McClain and Associates, led the discussion in the college’s HVACR department in North Platte on Wednesday.

The training focused on TracPipe® corrugated stainless steel tubing, which is used for natural gas and propane piping. Following demonstrations and hands-on assembly activities, the students took and passed the test for TracPipe® certification.

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 <figcaption>Pictured front row, left to right are HVAC students: Logan Stephens, of Ogallala; Evan Markut, of McCook; Rylan Burns, of Ogallala; Dalton Miller, of McCook; Micah Anderson, of North Platte; Dylan Hamilton, of Brady and Vicente Acevedo-Barrios, of Lexington.</figcaption>
 </figure>Heather JohnsonMPCCHeating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Technology students at Mid-Plains Community College have earned TracPipe® certifications following a training session earlier this week.Doug Passmore, partner at HVAC supply company Mack McClain and Associates, led the discussion in the college’s HVACR department in North Platte on Wednesday.The training focused on TracPipe® corrugated stainless steel tubing, which is used for natural gas and propane piping. Following demonstrations and hands-on assembly activities, the students took and passed the test for TracPipe® certification.

 Mid-Plains HVAC-R students are TracPipe® certified

North Platte, NE March 21,2024 – Lincoln County CASA and Lincoln County Child Abuse Prevention Council are working together to host the Mayoral Proclamation for Child Abuse Prevention Month which is in April. The event will be April 5, 2024, starting at 7 am with the CASA free-will donation breakfast at the Prairie Arts Center in North Platte. At 9 am, Mayor Brandon Kelliher will read the Proclamation to kick off the start of Child Abuse Prevention month. We will also have a silent auction with several items available to bid on. 

The breakfast will include waffles, link sausages, scrambled eggs, fruit cup, coffee, and juice. Child Abuse Prevention may be the primary work of several local organizations, but Nebraska is a mandatory reporting state, so it is the job of every citizen to watch for and report child abuse and neglect. The local prevention council will be promoting education and awareness with Bring Up Nebraska materials. The blue pinwheel campaign is a trademark sign of Child Abuse prevention. 

Everywhere blue pinwheels are placed, prevention is the message. Other activities include Dress Blue Fridays with council members inviting local businesses to dress blue and pose for a picture with council members. 

Child Abuse and neglect is a very real concern for Lincoln County. In 2023, 89 children were referred to CASA as those involved in court cases and needing a child advocate. Many of the children that go into state care are placed outside of Lincoln County because there are not enough foster homes in the area. 

Being taken from their home is a very traumatizing event for many children. They are often placed into surroundings and processes that are very different for them—even if it is a loving environment, it is entirely unfamiliar. 

 Please check the Lincoln County Child Abuse Prevention Council Facebook page and website for more information on activities during April as well as education on the Promotive and Protective Factors that positively impact family stability. 

Proclamation sponsors include Lincoln County CASA, Lincoln County Child Abuse Prevention Council, Sutherland Subway, Gary’s Super Foods, Families First, Hershey State Bank, Premier Rental Purchase, FNBO, Mr. &amp; Mrs. Randy Richards, Merrick’s, and Moxie Salon.

Lincoln County CASANorth Platte, NE March 21,2024 – Lincoln County CASA and Lincoln County Child Abuse Prevention Council are working together to host the Mayoral Proclamation for Child Abuse Prevention Month which is in April. The event will be April 5, 2024, starting at 7 am with the CASA free-will donation breakfast at the Prairie Arts Center in North Platte. At 9 am, Mayor Brandon Kelliher will read the Proclamation to kick off the start of Child Abuse Prevention month. We will also have a silent auction with several items available to bid on. The breakfast will include waffles, link sausages, scrambled eggs, fruit cup, coffee, and juice. Child Abuse Prevention may be the primary work of several local organizations, but Nebraska is a mandatory reporting state, so it is the job of every citizen to watch for and report child abuse and neglect. The local prevention council will be promoting education and awareness with Bring Up Nebraska materials. The blue pinwheel campaign is a trademark sign of Child Abuse prevention. Everywhere blue pinwheels are placed, prevention is the message. Other activities include Dress Blue Fridays with council members inviting local businesses to dress blue and pose for a picture with council members. Child Abuse and neglect is a very real concern for Lincoln County. In 2023, 89 children were referred to CASA as those involved in court cases and needing a child advocate. Many of the children that go into state care are placed outside of Lincoln County because there are not enough foster homes in the area. Being taken from their home is a very traumatizing event for many children. They are often placed into surroundings and processes that are very different for them—even if it is a loving environment, it is entirely unfamiliar. Please check the Lincoln County Child Abuse Prevention Council Facebook page and website for more information on activities during April as well as education on the Promotive and Protective Factors that positively impact family stability. Proclamation sponsors include Lincoln County CASA, Lincoln County Child Abuse Prevention Council, Sutherland Subway, Gary’s Super Foods, Families First, Hershey State Bank, Premier Rental Purchase, FNBO, Mr. &amp; Mrs. Randy Richards, Merrick’s, and Moxie Salon.

Lincoln County CASA and Lincoln County Child Abuse Prevention Council hosting Mayoral Proclamation together

Post News Director chatted with Nick McNew and Lori Bergman about the upcoming Easter Bunny Photoshoot that's taking place this Saturday at Axes &amp; Aces from 1:00pm - 3:00pm. The event is a free will donation with the proceeds going to the Nebraska Jaycees. Photos are taken by PhotosbyJordi. To learn more about the upcoming event, check out the podcast below.&nbsp;

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LINCOLN, Ne -&nbsp;The Nebraska School Activities Association (NSAA) is pleased to announce the student recipients of the Winter 2023-2024 Nebraska Chiropractic Physicians Association (NCPA) Academic All-State Awards. Since 2006 this NSAA Awards Program has recognized students who meet the criteria for nomination by their school in the season of their activity.  Each year the NSAA and the NCPA recognize students during Fall, Winter, and Spring Seasons who are nominated by their schools for their individual academic excellence, leadership, and significant contributions in their NSAA activity.

(Schools listed by Alphabetic order)

Arnold - Rio Remund/Boys Basketball/Speech, Bryn Schwarz/Girls Basketball, Delaney Rogers/Speech

Arthur County - Colton Pilakowski/Boys Basketball, Reese Swanson/Boys Basketball, Dakota Glinn/Girls Basketball, Laynee Ohm/Girls Basketball, Ryan Eilers/Speech, Jaycen Hanna/Speech

Brady - Keaton Fattig/Girls Basketball, Payton Stienike/Girls Basketball, Ava Foster/Speech, Trina Pearson/Speech, Aiden Mitchum/Wrestling, Haydn Thomsen/Wrestling, Ailyah Mitchum/Girls Wrestling

Chase County - Easton Fries/Boys Basketball, Jensen Olsen/Boys Basketball, Olivia Spady/Girls Basketball, Kylee Wiest/Girls Basketball, George Colton/Speech, Andrew Wiest/Speech, Tyler O'Neil/Wrestling, Jaret Peterson/Wrestling, Hayley Rusher/Girls Wrestling, Brooke Schilke/Girls Wrestling

Cozad - Olliver Davis/Boys Basketball, Mason Fales/Boys Basketball, Makaia Baker/Girls Basketball, Graci Marhenke/Girls Basketball, Larkyn Malcom/Speech, Makenzie Smock/Speech, Matthew Arndt/Wrestling, Myles Ide/Wrestling

Dundy County-Stratton - Lane Brown/Boys Basketball, Brodie Rogers/Boys Basketball, Laynee Lutz/Girls Basketball, Lexie Yrkoski/Girls Basketball, Emma Baldeh/Speech, Klayton Rinne/Speech

Garden County - Carver Corfiedd/Boys Basketball, Logan Levick/Boys Basketball, Rebecca Dodge/Girls Basketball, Ridglyn Stanczyk/Girls Basketball, Daniel Beauchamp/Speech, Olivia Beauchamp/Speech, Gunner Roberson/Wrestling, Kyle Rote/Wrestling

Gothenburg - Braeden Anderson/Boys Basketball, Tucker Keith/Boys Basketball, Clara Evert/Girls Basketball, Aubrey O'Hare/Girls Basketball, Jackson Nelson/Speech, Hayden Ricley/Speech, Tristan Koch/Wrestling, Max Wyatt/Wrestling, Abby Negley/Girls Wrestling

Hayes Center - Kade Broz/Boys Basketball, Grady Erickson/Boys Basketball, Ella Shepperd-Broz/Girls Basketball

Hershey - Max Berntson/Boys Basketball, Cole Murdock/Boys Basketball, Haily Miller/Girls Basketball, Aliyah Vaughn/Girls Basketball, Katie Abbott/Speech, Lillian Fuchser/Speech, Jaydon Parker/Wrestling, Zane Woodward/Wrestling

Maywood - Blayklee Farr/Girls Basketball, Pryce Johnson/Speech, Graci peterka/Speech

McPherson County - Katherine Anderson/Speech, Isaac Goosey/Speech

Medicine Valley - Ethan Brown/Boys Basketball, Kahner Kotschwar/Boys Basketball, Alaina Eberle/Girls Basketball, Stella Heapy/Girls Basketball, Shya Gudaitis/Wrestling

Mullen - Brandon Hardin/Boys Basketball, Alexander Werner/Boys Basketball, Harper Anderson/Girls Basketball, Hayley Donohoe/Girls Basketball, Sydnee Cheever/Speech, Medora DNaeyer/Speech, Chase Gracey/Wrestling, Tate Kvanvig/Wrestling

North Platte High - Landon O'brien/Boys Basketball, Jackson Polk/Boys Basketball, Ellie Blakely/Girls Basketball, Clancy Brown/Girls Basketball, Sawyer Magnuson/Speech, Meara Roberts/Speech, Noah Short/Boys Swimming, Sydney hatch/Girls Swimming, Elenor Wehr/Girls Swiming, Cayden Eyten/Wrestling, Alex Gove/Wrestling, Janalliah Bourgeois/Girls Wrestling

North Platte St. Patrick's - Michael Furmanski/Boys Basketball, Sutton Tickle/Boys Basketball, Kinsey Kimberling/Girls Basketball, Cara Robert/Girls Basketball, Nicholas Krondak/Speech, Danyale Zheng/Speech, Hudson Deeds/Wrestling, Emilio Dimas/Wrestling

Ogallala - Caleb Castillo/Boys Basketball, Caden Rezac/Boys Basketball, Aelyn Cain/Girls Basketball, Eideann Tuttle/Girls Basketball, Oliver Nielsen/Boys Bowling, Isaac Orth/Boys Bowling, Lillian Holthusen/Speech, Tylee Wang/Speech, Jaden Fanning/Wrestling

Paxton - Joshua Eakins/Boys Basketball, Tanner Hebblethwaite/Boys Basketball, Ella Fote/Girls Basketball, Jacelyn Jorgensen/Girls Basketball, Miah Fox/Speech, Audrey Holm/Speech, Kenyon Florom/Wrestling

Perkins County - Nolan Foster/Boys Basketball, Ryder Potts/Boys Basketball, Kaitlin Cook/Girls Basketball, Maggie Fisher/Girls Basketball, Kaitlin Meyer/Speech, Ella Uehling/Speech, Henry Taylor/Wrestling, Layla Vigil/Girls Wrestling

South Platte - Quinten Koenen/Boys Basketball, Dashle Richards/Boys Basketball/Speech, Madison Cheleen/Girls Basketball, Britany Lofton/Girls Basketball, Madison Johnson/Speech, Bradyn Miller/Wrestling

Stapleton - Kyle Kramer/Boys Basketball, Kelsey Amos/Girls Basketball, Rhayana Bruns/Girls Basketball, Tessa Hansen/Speech, Cayson Johnston/Speech, Kaden Allen/Wrestling, Mariah Duran/Girls Wrestling

Sutherland - J.T. Lantis/Boys Basketball, Boone Snyder/Boys Basketball, Fallyn Elfeldt/Girls Basketball, Glory Naughtin/Girls Basketball/Speech, Peyton Fisher/Speech, Luke Harper/Wrestling, Aydan Kaps/Speech

Wallace - Kendyle Flaming/Girls Basketball, Reagan Pelster/Girls Basketball, Ryleigh Hanson/Speech, Brylie Robinson/Speech

Wauneta-Palisade - Graden Sutherland/Boys Basketball, Ashton Wheeler/Boys Basketball, McKenna Doetker/Girls Basketball, Izabelle Stehno/Girls Basketball

LINCOLN, Ne -&nbsp;The Nebraska School Activities Association (NSAA) is pleased to announce the student recipients of the Winter 2023-2024 Nebraska Chiropractic Physicians Association (NCPA) Academic All-State Awards. Since 2006 this NSAA Awards Program has recognized students who meet the criteria for nomination by their school in the season of their activity. Each year the NSAA and the NCPA recognize students during Fall, Winter, and Spring Seasons who are nominated by their schools for their individual academic excellence, leadership, and significant contributions in their NSAA activity.(Schools listed by Alphabetic order)Arnold - Rio Remund/Boys Basketball/Speech, Bryn Schwarz/Girls Basketball, Delaney Rogers/SpeechArthur County - Colton Pilakowski/Boys Basketball, Reese Swanson/Boys Basketball, Dakota Glinn/Girls Basketball, Laynee Ohm/Girls Basketball, Ryan Eilers/Speech, Jaycen Hanna/SpeechBrady - Keaton Fattig/Girls Basketball, Payton Stienike/Girls Basketball, Ava Foster/Speech, Trina Pearson/Speech, Aiden Mitchum/Wrestling, Haydn Thomsen/Wrestling, Ailyah Mitchum/Girls WrestlingChase County - Easton Fries/Boys Basketball, Jensen Olsen/Boys Basketball, Olivia Spady/Girls Basketball, Kylee Wiest/Girls Basketball, George Colton/Speech, Andrew Wiest/Speech, Tyler O'Neil/Wrestling, Jaret Peterson/Wrestling, Hayley Rusher/Girls Wrestling, Brooke Schilke/Girls WrestlingCozad - Olliver Davis/Boys Basketball, Mason Fales/Boys Basketball, Makaia Baker/Girls Basketball, Graci Marhenke/Girls Basketball, Larkyn Malcom/Speech, Makenzie Smock/Speech, Matthew Arndt/Wrestling, Myles Ide/WrestlingDundy County-Stratton - Lane Brown/Boys Basketball, Brodie Rogers/Boys Basketball, Laynee Lutz/Girls Basketball, Lexie Yrkoski/Girls Basketball, Emma Baldeh/Speech, Klayton Rinne/SpeechGarden County - Carver Corfiedd/Boys Basketball, Logan Levick/Boys Basketball, Rebecca Dodge/Girls Basketball, Ridglyn Stanczyk/Girls Basketball, Daniel Beauchamp/Speech, Olivia Beauchamp/Speech, Gunner Roberson/Wrestling, Kyle Rote/WrestlingGothenburg - Braeden Anderson/Boys Basketball, Tucker Keith/Boys Basketball, Clara Evert/Girls Basketball, Aubrey O'Hare/Girls Basketball, Jackson Nelson/Speech, Hayden Ricley/Speech, Tristan Koch/Wrestling, Max Wyatt/Wrestling, Abby Negley/Girls WrestlingHayes Center - Kade Broz/Boys Basketball, Grady Erickson/Boys Basketball, Ella Shepperd-Broz/Girls BasketballHershey - Max Berntson/Boys Basketball, Cole Murdock/Boys Basketball, Haily Miller/Girls Basketball, Aliyah Vaughn/Girls Basketball, Katie Abbott/Speech, Lillian Fuchser/Speech, Jaydon Parker/Wrestling, Zane Woodward/WrestlingMaywood - Blayklee Farr/Girls Basketball, Pryce Johnson/Speech, Graci peterka/SpeechMcPherson County - Katherine Anderson/Speech, Isaac Goosey/SpeechMedicine Valley - Ethan Brown/Boys Basketball, Kahner Kotschwar/Boys Basketball, Alaina Eberle/Girls Basketball, Stella Heapy/Girls Basketball, Shya Gudaitis/WrestlingMullen - Brandon Hardin/Boys Basketball, Alexander Werner/Boys Basketball, Harper Anderson/Girls Basketball, Hayley Donohoe/Girls Basketball, Sydnee Cheever/Speech, Medora DNaeyer/Speech, Chase Gracey/Wrestling, Tate Kvanvig/WrestlingNorth Platte High - Landon O'brien/Boys Basketball, Jackson Polk/Boys Basketball, Ellie Blakely/Girls Basketball, Clancy Brown/Girls Basketball, Sawyer Magnuson/Speech, Meara Roberts/Speech, Noah Short/Boys Swimming, Sydney hatch/Girls Swimming, Elenor Wehr/Girls Swiming, Cayden Eyten/Wrestling, Alex Gove/Wrestling, Janalliah Bourgeois/Girls WrestlingNorth Platte St. Patrick's - Michael Furmanski/Boys Basketball, Sutton Tickle/Boys Basketball, Kinsey Kimberling/Girls Basketball, Cara Robert/Girls Basketball, Nicholas Krondak/Speech, Danyale Zheng/Speech, Hudson Deeds/Wrestling, Emilio Dimas/WrestlingOgallala - Caleb Castillo/Boys Basketball, Caden Rezac/Boys Basketball, Aelyn Cain/Girls Basketball, Eideann Tuttle/Girls Basketball, Oliver Nielsen/Boys Bowling, Isaac Orth/Boys Bowling, Lillian Holthusen/Speech, Tylee Wang/Speech, Jaden Fanning/WrestlingPaxton - Joshua Eakins/Boys Basketball, Tanner Hebblethwaite/Boys Basketball, Ella Fote/Girls Basketball, Jacelyn Jorgensen/Girls Basketball, Miah Fox/Speech, Audrey Holm/Speech, Kenyon Florom/WrestlingPerkins County - Nolan Foster/Boys Basketball, Ryder Potts/Boys Basketball, Kaitlin Cook/Girls Basketball, Maggie Fisher/Girls Basketball, Kaitlin Meyer/Speech, Ella Uehling/Speech, Henry Taylor/Wrestling, Layla Vigil/Girls WrestlingSouth Platte - Quinten Koenen/Boys Basketball, Dashle Richards/Boys Basketball/Speech, Madison Cheleen/Girls Basketball, Britany Lofton/Girls Basketball, Madison Johnson/Speech, Bradyn Miller/WrestlingStapleton - Kyle Kramer/Boys Basketball, Kelsey Amos/Girls Basketball, Rhayana Bruns/Girls Basketball, Tessa Hansen/Speech, Cayson Johnston/Speech, Kaden Allen/Wrestling, Mariah Duran/Girls WrestlingSutherland - J.T. Lantis/Boys Basketball, Boone Snyder/Boys Basketball, Fallyn Elfeldt/Girls Basketball, Glory Naughtin/Girls Basketball/Speech, Peyton Fisher/Speech, Luke Harper/Wrestling, Aydan Kaps/SpeechWallace - Kendyle Flaming/Girls Basketball, Reagan Pelster/Girls Basketball, Ryleigh Hanson/Speech, Brylie Robinson/SpeechWauneta-Palisade - Graden Sutherland/Boys Basketball, Ashton Wheeler/Boys Basketball, McKenna Doetker/Girls Basketball, Izabelle Stehno/Girls Basketball

Area Athletes Earn Academic All State Awards

The Mid-Plains Community College Board of Governors met for its regularly scheduled meeting at 6:30 p.m. (CDT) Wednesday, March 20, 2024, in Room 200 of the W.W. Wood Building on the North Platte Community College North Campus, 1101 Halligan Drive, North Platte, Neb.

Board Chair Cynthia Duncan started the meeting with a roll call. In addition to Duncan, those present were MPCC President Ryan Purdy and Board members: Matthew Broz, Kirk Crawley, Ted Klug Jr., Kim Korgan, Ben Lashley, Ernie Mehl, Kent Miller, Tyler Pribbeno and Tricia Schaffer. Board member Jo Etta Brown was absent and excused.

NPCC student trustee Reece Halley was also present. MCC student trustee Graci Nelson was absent and excused.

2. OPEN FORUM (Comments from students, faculty, staff, public and Board)

a. NPCC student trustee Reece Halley provided an update on happenings in North Platte.

b. Board members Ernie Mehl and Kent Miller recapped&nbsp;Legislative Day at the State Capitol Feb. 28.

a. The Board was introduced to members of the NPCC Knights Women’s Basketball Team. The Knights made it to the North Central A District Championship in Cedar Rapids, Iowa this year. They finished the 2023-24 season with an 18-12 record, while claiming their third Region IX title in the past four seasons. Head Coach Jeff Thurman also achieved his 100th career win this season.

4. CONSENT ITEMS.&nbsp;On a single consent motion, the board approved:

a. Minutes from the Feb. 21 Board work session and regular meeting.

a. The Board approved bills for February in the amount of $2,011,196.

b. The Board committed $50,000 to the remodel of the Dundy County Hospital Foundation building to be used by MPCC for classroom space with distance learning capabilities.

a. Vice President of Academic Affairs and NPCC Dr. Jody Tomanek presented a program scorecard.

b. Cabinet Reports: The Board heard reports from MPCC President Ryan Purdy, Vice President of Academic Affairs and NPCC Dr. Jody Tomanek, Vice President of Student Affairs and MCC Kelly Rippen, Vice President of Administrative Services Mike Steele, Director of Institutional Effectiveness Tad Pfeifer, Director of Human Resources Rebecca Wrage, Director of Institutional Advancement Jake Rissler and Director of Marketing and Public Information Daniel Stinman.

a. The Board went into closed session at 7:27 p.m. to discuss real estate, personnel review and litigation.

b. The Board reconvened in open session at 7:35 p.m. No action was taken after reconvening in open session.

Upon hearing no further business, the Board moved to adjourn at 7:37 p.m. The next Board meeting is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. April 17 in McCook.

1. CALL TO ORDER/ROLL CALLThe Mid-Plains Community College Board of Governors met for its regularly scheduled meeting at 6:30 p.m. (CDT) Wednesday, March 20, 2024, in Room 200 of the W.W. Wood Building on the North Platte Community College North Campus, 1101 Halligan Drive, North Platte, Neb.Board Chair Cynthia Duncan started the meeting with a roll call. In addition to Duncan, those present were MPCC President Ryan Purdy and Board members: Matthew Broz, Kirk Crawley, Ted Klug Jr., Kim Korgan, Ben Lashley, Ernie Mehl, Kent Miller, Tyler Pribbeno and Tricia Schaffer. Board member Jo Etta Brown was absent and excused.NPCC student trustee Reece Halley was also present. MCC student trustee Graci Nelson was absent and excused.2. OPEN FORUM (Comments from students, faculty, staff, public and Board)a. NPCC student trustee Reece Halley provided an update on happenings in North Platte.b. Board members Ernie Mehl and Kent Miller recapped&nbsp;Legislative Day at the State Capitol Feb. 28.3. RECOGNITIONSa. The Board was introduced to members of the NPCC Knights Women’s Basketball Team. The Knights made it to the North Central A District Championship in Cedar Rapids, Iowa this year. They finished the 2023-24 season with an 18-12 record, while claiming their third Region IX title in the past four seasons. Head Coach Jeff Thurman also achieved his 100th career win this season.4. CONSENT ITEMS.&nbsp;On a single consent motion, the board approved:a. Minutes from the Feb. 21 Board work session and regular meeting.b. The financial report for February.5. ACTIONS REQUIRED BY LAWa. The Board approved bills for February in the amount of $2,011,196.b. The Board committed $50,000 to the remodel of the Dundy County Hospital Foundation building to be used by MPCC for classroom space with distance learning capabilities.6. REPORTSa. Vice President of Academic Affairs and NPCC Dr. Jody Tomanek presented a program scorecard.b. Cabinet Reports: The Board heard reports from MPCC President Ryan Purdy, Vice President of Academic Affairs and NPCC Dr. Jody Tomanek, Vice President of Student Affairs and MCC Kelly Rippen, Vice President of Administrative Services Mike Steele, Director of Institutional Effectiveness Tad Pfeifer, Director of Human Resources Rebecca Wrage, Director of Institutional Advancement Jake Rissler and Director of Marketing and Public Information Daniel Stinman.7. CLOSED SESSIONa. The Board went into closed session at 7:27 p.m. to discuss real estate, personnel review and litigation.b. The Board reconvened in open session at 7:35 p.m. No action was taken after reconvening in open session.8. ADJOURNMENT&nbsp;&nbsp;Upon hearing no further business, the Board moved to adjourn at 7:37 p.m. The next Board meeting is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. April 17 in McCook.FUTURE REPORTS<ul>
 <li>April – Quarterly Facilities Master Plan</li><li>April – Quarterly Financial Report</li><li>April – Three-year Capital Improvement Plan</li><li>April – Three-year Instructional Equipment Plan</li><li>May – CCPE Program Reviews</li><li>July – Quarterly Facilities Master Plan</li><li>July – Quarterly Financial Report</li><li>July – Institutional Advancement and Grants</li><li>September – Annual Report</li><li>October – Quarterly FMP Report</li><li>November – Auditor’s Report</li><li>November – Retention and Enrollment</li><li>February – Retention and Enrollment</li><li>March – Program Scorecard</li><li>March – Accreditation Report</li>
 </ul>UPCOMING MEETINGS<ul>
 <li>April 17 – Board Meeting, 6:30 p.m., McMillen Hall #213, McCook Community College</li>
 </ul><ul>
 <li>May 22 – Board Meeting, 6:30 p.m., Valentine Community Campus</li>
 </ul><ul>
 <li>July 17 – Board Meeting, 6:30 p.m., McMillen Hall #213, McCook Community College</li>
 </ul><ul>
 <li>Aug. 21 – Board Meeting, 6:30 p.m., Room 200, W.W. Wood Building, North Platte Community College North Campus</li>
 </ul><ul>
 <li>Sept. 25 – Board Meeting, 6:30 p.m., Room 200, W.W. Wood Building, North Platte Community College North Campus</li>
 </ul><ul>
 <li>Oct. 23 – Board Meeting, 6:30 p.m., McMillen Hall #213, McCook Community College</li>
 </ul><ul>
 <li>Nov. 20 – Board Meeting, 6:30 p.m., Room 200, W.W. Wood Building, North Platte Community College North Campus</li>
 </ul><ul>
 <li>Dec. 18 – Board Meeting, 6:30 p.m., Room 200, W.W. Wood Building, North Platte Community College North Campus&nbsp;</li>
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   MPCC Board of Governors meeting wrap up report

PLAIN WHITE T’S W/ SPECIAL GUEST THE RED JUMPSUIT APPARATUS FRIDAY AUGUST 16TH, 2024

Since emerging in 1997, PLAIN WHITE T’S have amassed over 2.7 billion total global streams, two Grammy nominations, and collected several Platinum-plus and Gold certifications across their impressive catalog. Their signature single "Hey There Delilah" went quadruple-platinum, topped the Billboard Hot 100, and earned two GRAMMY® nominations in 2008 — for "Song of the Year" and "Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group. They have made their pop culture mark by appearing on shows such as the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, Sesame Street, iCarly, 90210, Beavis &amp; Butthead, and Frankenweenie, all the while nabbing press accolades from TIME, Billboard, ESPN, Rolling Stone, AV Club, MTV, MSNBC, and more. <a href="https://plainwhitets.com/#video">https://plainwhitets.com/#video</a>

THE RED JUMPSUIT APPARATUS began 20 years ago with their blazing 2006 single "Face Down" They’ve accomplished a massive amount, from 5x platinum record sales to enormous streaming numbers and a remarkable touring history, but the band’s real success begins and ends with the dedication and passion frontman Ronnie Winter has for his fans. From the poignancy of “Face Down” to the blistering fan favorite “Brace Yourself”, The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus have proven how far you can go by opening your heart and diming your guitar amps. This isn’t nostalgia—this is right now!!&nbsp; <a href="https://www.theredjumpsuitapparatus.com/">https://www.theredjumpsuitapparatus.com</a>

RANDY HOUSER W/ SPECIAL GUEST SAM BARBER SATURDAY AUGUST 17th, 2024

RANDY HOUSER has racked up over half a dozen hits and 1 billion streams. His How Country Feels album topped the charts with the title track, “Runnin’ Outta Moonlight” and “Goodnight Kiss” and earned critical acclaim for his powerful delivery of the Top 5 smash and nominated CMA Song of the Year, “Like A Cowboy.” Houser has since added a fourth No. 1 with “We Went” from his 2016 album, Fired Up. With multiple sold out shows in 2023, including an at-capacity stop at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium, Houser wrapped 12 months of touring with Cody Johnson. Along with a relentless touring schedule, Houser also landed on screen roles in Martin Scorsese’s acclaimed film “Killers of the Flower Moon” starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Robert De Niro and more, as well as “The Hill” starring Dennis Quaid, that hailed as the number one most streamed Netflix movie in February 2024. <a href="https://www.randyhouser.com/">RandyHouser.com</a>

SAM BARBER’s music journey has been completely unplanned and his success continues to astound him. When he was 16, Sam picked up his great grandfather's Gibson, out of tune with 5 strings and fell in love with the art of playing. He soon learned that he also had the God-given talent to sing along. Sam Wants to deliver songs that people feel in their soul. Above all, he wants to stay true to his faith, the man he truly is, and the type of music he wants to make without boundaries or conforming. Since releasing Drowning in March Sam's social reach has soared past 2 1/2 a million followers and garnered over 4.5 million monthly listeners on Spotify. Sam has hit the Global viral charts and reached #1 with songs like Straight and Narrow!

<a href="https://sambarbermusic.com/">Sam Barber Music</a>

Back by popular demand, Award winning Nashville DJ GRANT FISHER will be back to DJ pre- and postconcert parties on both nights!

*** TICKETS ON SALE NOW! For more event information and tickets visit&nbsp;<a href="http://www.chascecountyfair.com/">www.chascecountyfair.com</a>

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 </figure>Chase County FairPLAIN WHITE T’S W/ SPECIAL GUEST THE RED JUMPSUIT APPARATUS FRIDAY AUGUST 16TH, 2024Since emerging in 1997, PLAIN WHITE T’S have amassed over 2.7 billion total global streams, two Grammy nominations, and collected several Platinum-plus and Gold certifications across their impressive catalog. Their signature single "Hey There Delilah" went quadruple-platinum, topped the Billboard Hot 100, and earned two GRAMMY® nominations in 2008 — for "Song of the Year" and "Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group. They have made their pop culture mark by appearing on shows such as the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, Sesame Street, iCarly, 90210, Beavis &amp; Butthead, and Frankenweenie, all the while nabbing press accolades from TIME, Billboard, ESPN, Rolling Stone, AV Club, MTV, MSNBC, and more. <a href="https://plainwhitets.com/#video">https://plainwhitets.com/#video</a>THE RED JUMPSUIT APPARATUS began 20 years ago with their blazing 2006 single "Face Down" They’ve accomplished a massive amount, from 5x platinum record sales to enormous streaming numbers and a remarkable touring history, but the band’s real success begins and ends with the dedication and passion frontman Ronnie Winter has for his fans. From the poignancy of “Face Down” to the blistering fan favorite “Brace Yourself”, The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus have proven how far you can go by opening your heart and diming your guitar amps. This isn’t nostalgia—this is right now!!&nbsp; <a href="https://www.theredjumpsuitapparatus.com/">https://www.theredjumpsuitapparatus.com</a>RANDY HOUSER W/ SPECIAL GUEST SAM BARBER SATURDAY AUGUST 17th, 2024RANDY HOUSER has racked up over half a dozen hits and 1 billion streams. His How Country Feels album topped the charts with the title track, “Runnin’ Outta Moonlight” and “Goodnight Kiss” and earned critical acclaim for his powerful delivery of the Top 5 smash and nominated CMA Song of the Year, “Like A Cowboy.” Houser has since added a fourth No. 1 with “We Went” from his 2016 album, Fired Up. With multiple sold out shows in 2023, including an at-capacity stop at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium, Houser wrapped 12 months of touring with Cody Johnson. Along with a relentless touring schedule, Houser also landed on screen roles in Martin Scorsese’s acclaimed film “Killers of the Flower Moon” starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Robert De Niro and more, as well as “The Hill” starring Dennis Quaid, that hailed as the number one most streamed Netflix movie in February 2024. <a href="https://www.randyhouser.com/">RandyHouser.com</a>SAM BARBER’s music journey has been completely unplanned and his success continues to astound him. When he was 16, Sam picked up his great grandfather's Gibson, out of tune with 5 strings and fell in love with the art of playing. He soon learned that he also had the God-given talent to sing along. Sam Wants to deliver songs that people feel in their soul. Above all, he wants to stay true to his faith, the man he truly is, and the type of music he wants to make without boundaries or conforming. Since releasing Drowning in March Sam's social reach has soared past 2 1/2 a million followers and garnered over 4.5 million monthly listeners on Spotify. Sam has hit the Global viral charts and reached #1 with songs like Straight and Narrow!<a href="https://sambarbermusic.com/">Sam Barber Music</a>Back by popular demand, Award winning Nashville DJ GRANT FISHER will be back to DJ pre- and postconcert parties on both nights!*** TICKETS ON SALE NOW! For more event information and tickets visit&nbsp;<a href="http://www.chascecountyfair.com/">www.chascecountyfair.com</a>

 Chase County Fair is excited to announce two great concerts at the Chase County Fair & Expo!

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The Hot Sheets: March 21st, 2024

Post News Director Canon Rath chatted with North Platte Mayor Brandon Kelliher as they recapped the March 20th, North Platte City Council meeting. After talking through the agenda, the duo discussed the upcoming post office meeting next week and Mayor Kelliher gives a broad update on the upcoming election year.&nbsp;

NORTH PLATTE - The North Platte city council held a regular meeting on March 20th and different agendas were discussed amongst the council. Topics discussed were a new format of agenda for the city council agenda, parking ordinance for the Willow Street Via Duct and a wetland purchase agreement for Tall Grass Company.&nbsp;&nbsp;

&nbsp; If you would like to learn more in-depth of what went on during the March 20th, North Platte City Council meeting or Mayor's ideas on the post office and election, check out the podcast above. If you would like to watch the meeting,<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IvC32CID6jQ"> click here.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</a>

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 </figure>Post News Director Canon Rath chatted with North Platte Mayor Brandon Kelliher as they recapped the March 20th, North Platte City Council meeting. After talking through the agenda, the duo discussed the upcoming post office meeting next week and Mayor Kelliher gives a broad update on the upcoming election year.&nbsp;<div><iframe title="(Audio) North Platte City Council Meeting, March 20th Recap" allowtransparency="true" height="150" width="100%" style="border: none; min-width: min(100%, 430px);height:150px;" scrolling="no" data-name="pb-iframe-player" src="https://www.podbean.com/player-v2/?i=ddh7b-15b99ed-pb&from=pb6admin&share=1&download=1&rtl=1&fonts=Times%20New%20Roman&skin=1b1b1b&font-color=auto&logo_link=episode_page&btn-skin=ff6d00" loading="lazy"></iframe></div>NORTH PLATTE - The North Platte city council held a regular meeting on March 20th and different agendas were discussed amongst the council. Topics discussed were a new format of agenda for the city council agenda, parking ordinance for the Willow Street Via Duct and a wetland purchase agreement for Tall Grass Company.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; If you would like to learn more in-depth of what went on during the March 20th, North Platte City Council meeting or Mayor's ideas on the post office and election, check out the podcast above. If you would like to watch the meeting,<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IvC32CID6jQ"> click here.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</a>

(Audio) North Platte City Council Meeting, March 20th Recap

Officers from the North Platte Police Department in conjunction with NDOT worked a St. Patrick’s Day enforcement grant. A total of eleven traffic contacts were made with three citations being issued. One adult was arrested for Driving Under the Influence of alcohol. The North Platte Police Department would like to thank the citizens of North Platte for making this a safe weekend.

North Platte Police DepartmentOfficers from the North Platte Police Department in conjunction with NDOT worked a St. Patrick’s Day enforcement grant. A total of eleven traffic contacts were made with three citations being issued. One adult was arrested for Driving Under the Influence of alcohol. The North Platte Police Department would like to thank the citizens of North Platte for making this a safe weekend.

North Platte Police issued three citations during St. Patrick's Day campaign

A total of&nbsp;140 senior medical students at the University of Nebraska Medical Center in Omaha, Nebraska,&nbsp;learned about their residency assignments March 15&nbsp;during an event at the Scott Conference Center at the University of Nebraska at Omaha.&nbsp;

 &nbsp;The 2024 Main Residency Match®&nbsp;-- referred to as Match Day --&nbsp;is an annual rite of passage for medical students, a day when students across the country learn where they will train&nbsp;for&nbsp;the next three to seven years, depending on the&nbsp;medical area of their choice. Students are matched through a computer program to align their preferences for residency programs to&nbsp;fill the thousands of training positions available at U.S. teaching hospitals.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Forty-one percent of UNMC students are staying in Nebraska for their training, with 56 of those at UNMC. Sixty-one percent&nbsp;matched&nbsp;in primary care, which includes family medicine, internal medicine, internal medicine/geriatrics, internal medicine/pediatrics, pediatrics&nbsp;and obstetrics/gynecology. &nbsp;

Nationally, there were&nbsp;41,503 residency positions.&nbsp;

The UNMC medical students, slated to graduate in May, are listed&nbsp;below by their hometown, name, specialty,&nbsp;and location of residency assignment.&nbsp;Some students have chosen not to have their names released to the public. &nbsp;

Ashland:&nbsp;Bo Kitrell, Transitional, Scripps Mercy Hosp-San Diego-California

Beatrice:&nbsp;Austin Ragland, Internal Medicine, UNMC

Bellevue:&nbsp;Nathaniel Deyo, Internal Medicine, Brooke Army Medical Center, San Antonio, Texas

Benkelman:&nbsp;Nicole Kent, Family Medicine, UNMC

Burwell:&nbsp;Shea Jeffres, General Surgery, Indiana University SOM, Indianapolis

Callaway:&nbsp;Lafeyette Loper, Medicine-Preliminary, U South Alabama Hospitals, Mobile

Ceresco:&nbsp;Garret Lorenzen, Family Medicine, Lincoln Med Ed Partnership-Nebraska

Columbus:&nbsp;Zachary Walkenhorst, Anesthesiology, UNMC

Cozad:&nbsp;Tazah Weinmaster, Medicine-Pediatrics, Univ of Missouri-KC Programs, Kansas City

Davenport:&nbsp;Samuel Christensen, Anesthesiology, U Arizona COM-Tucson

Diller:&nbsp;Kaitlyn Schultis, Urology, Mayo Clinic Rochester, Minnesota

Eagle:&nbsp;Tanner Dice, Medicine-Preliminary, UNMC; Trevor Lockard, Pediatrics, UNMC

Elgin:&nbsp;Nicole Beckman, Family Medicine, UNMC

Elkhorn:&nbsp;Jocelyn Daubendiek, Thoracic Surgery, Montefiore Med Ctr/Einstein, Bronx, New York

Fremont:&nbsp;Nathaniel Pester, Anesthesiology, UNMC

Geneva:&nbsp;Shelby Schelkopf, Anesthesiology, UNMC

Grand Island:&nbsp;Jamie Bish, Family Medicine, Poudre Valley Hospital-Colorado, Ft. Collins; Kevin Cahoy, Orthopaedic Surgery, Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston; Eshan Sood, Transitional/Southern Hills, Sunrise Health GME Consortium-Las Vegas, Nevada; Tucker Vahle, Family Medicine, UNMC

Gretna:&nbsp;Kaylee Schwasinger, Medicine-Primary, UNMC

UNMCA total of&nbsp;140 senior medical students at the University of Nebraska Medical Center in Omaha, Nebraska,&nbsp;learned about their residency assignments March 15&nbsp;during an event at the Scott Conference Center at the University of Nebraska at Omaha.&nbsp; &nbsp;The 2024 Main Residency Match®&nbsp;-- referred to as Match Day --&nbsp;is an annual rite of passage for medical students, a day when students across the country learn where they will train&nbsp;for&nbsp;the next three to seven years, depending on the&nbsp;medical area of their choice. Students are matched through a computer program to align their preferences for residency programs to&nbsp;fill the thousands of training positions available at U.S. teaching hospitals.&nbsp;&nbsp;Forty-one percent of UNMC students are staying in Nebraska for their training, with 56 of those at UNMC. Sixty-one percent&nbsp;matched&nbsp;in primary care, which includes family medicine, internal medicine, internal medicine/geriatrics, internal medicine/pediatrics, pediatrics&nbsp;and obstetrics/gynecology. &nbsp;Nationally, there were&nbsp;41,503 residency positions.&nbsp;The UNMC medical students, slated to graduate in May, are listed&nbsp;below by their hometown, name, specialty,&nbsp;and location of residency assignment.&nbsp;Some students have chosen not to have their names released to the public. &nbsp;Ashland:&nbsp;Bo Kitrell, Transitional, Scripps Mercy Hosp-San Diego-CaliforniaBeatrice:&nbsp;Austin Ragland, Internal Medicine, UNMCBellevue:&nbsp;Nathaniel Deyo, Internal Medicine, Brooke Army Medical Center, San Antonio, TexasBenkelman:&nbsp;Nicole Kent, Family Medicine, UNMCBurwell:&nbsp;Shea Jeffres, General Surgery, Indiana University SOM, IndianapolisCallaway:&nbsp;Lafeyette Loper, Medicine-Preliminary, U South Alabama Hospitals, MobileCeresco:&nbsp;Garret Lorenzen, Family Medicine, Lincoln Med Ed Partnership-NebraskaColumbus:&nbsp;Zachary Walkenhorst, Anesthesiology, UNMCCozad:&nbsp;Tazah Weinmaster, Medicine-Pediatrics, Univ of Missouri-KC Programs, Kansas CityDavenport:&nbsp;Samuel Christensen, Anesthesiology, U Arizona COM-TucsonDiller:&nbsp;Kaitlyn Schultis, Urology, Mayo Clinic Rochester, MinnesotaEagle:&nbsp;Tanner Dice, Medicine-Preliminary, UNMC; Trevor Lockard, Pediatrics, UNMCElgin:&nbsp;Nicole Beckman, Family Medicine, UNMCElkhorn:&nbsp;Jocelyn Daubendiek, Thoracic Surgery, Montefiore Med Ctr/Einstein, Bronx, New YorkFremont:&nbsp;Nathaniel Pester, Anesthesiology, UNMCGeneva:&nbsp;Shelby Schelkopf, Anesthesiology, UNMCGrand Island:&nbsp;Jamie Bish, Family Medicine, Poudre Valley Hospital-Colorado, Ft. Collins; Kevin Cahoy, Orthopaedic Surgery, Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston; Eshan Sood, Transitional/Southern Hills, Sunrise Health GME Consortium-Las Vegas, Nevada; Tucker Vahle, Family Medicine, UNMCGretna:&nbsp;Kaylee Schwasinger, Medicine-Primary, UNMCHastings:&nbsp;Justin Engberg, Family Medicine, UNMC; Morgan Karloff, Transitional, Virginia Mason Franciscan Health-Seattle, Washington; Bryant Menke, Ophthalmology, U Miami/Jackson Health System-FloridaHayes Center:&nbsp;Robert Deaver, Family Medicine, Rapid City Hospital-South DakotaHemingford:&nbsp;Tylor King, Internal Medicine, Billings Clinic, MontanaHenderson:&nbsp;Eve Vanderneck, Family Medicine, U Texas HSC-San AntonioHickman:&nbsp;Wyatt Lanik, Internal Medicine, Ohio State University Med Ctr, ColumbusHoldrege:&nbsp;Caden Fritson, General Surgery, U Cincinnati Med Ctr,-OhioKearney:&nbsp;Caleb Capellen, Pediatrics, Phoenix Childrens Hospital-Arizona; Mark Carter, Family Medicine, UNMC; Akshay Kashyap, Obstetrics-Gynecology, Riverside Community Hospital, CaliforniaLincoln:&nbsp;Monica Angeletti, Internal Medicine, U Arizona COM-Tucson; Suhair BarBar Askar, Internal Medicine, Corewell Health East Beaumont, Dearborn, Michigan; Kyle Bavitz, Internal Medicine, UNMC; Vanessa Bowmaster, Family Medicine, UNMC; Eliza Darrington Fallick, Pediatrics, U Minnesota Med School, Minneapolis; Mariah McKinney Fallick, Internal Medicine, University of Utah Health, Salt Lake City; Noah Free, Internal Medicine, U Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics, Madison; Jonathan Freese, Medicine-Pediatrics, Baylor Coll Med-Houston-Texas; Marco Gutierrez, Phys Medicine &amp; Rehab, U Texas HSC-San Antonio; John Hao, General Surgery, Creighton University-Omaha, Nebraska; Alexandra Hergenrader, Obstetrics-Gynecology, UNMC; Morgan Blue Klein, Medicine-Pediatrics, Ohio State University Med Ctr, Columbus; Gregory Lawson, Internal Medicine, U Rochester/Strong Memorial-New York, Rochester; Tony Le, Psychiatry, UNMC; Jacob Moore, Psychiatry, UNMC; Grant Ozaki, Internal Medicine, U Iowa Hospitals &amp; Clinics, Iowa City; Brian Smith, Medicine-Pediatrics, UNMC; Caroline Spethman, Transitional/Southern Hills, Sunrise Health GME Consortium-Las Vegas, NevadaNeligh:&nbsp;Kelsey Green, General Surgery/IA Methodist, Central Iowa Health System, Des MoinesNorfolk:&nbsp;Jaden Hattery, Emergency Medicine, U Texas Med Sch-Houston, TexasOmaha:&nbsp;Nabilaa&nbsp; Azimi, Internal Medicine, Harbor-UCLA Med Ctr-Torrance, California; Niranjana&nbsp; Balu, Obstetrics-Gynecology, UNMC; Benjamin Bonebrake, Urology, Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee; Natalie&nbsp; Bristol, Internal Medicine, UNMC; Sara Mantz Carr, Internal Medicine, HCA Healthcare Kansas City-Overland Park, Kansas; Kelsey Coziahr, Internal Medicine, UNMC; Edson DeOliveira, Neurology, Indiana University SOM, Indianapolis; Luke Doyle, Medicine-Preliminary, UNMC; Elena Einspahr, Internal Medicine, Oregon Health &amp; Science Univ, Portland; Samuel Frankel, Internal Medicine, UNMC; Alyssa Freeman, Pediatrics, Northwestern McGaw/Lurie Childrens-Chicago, Illinois; Lukas Hall, Anesthesiology, U Kansas SOM-Wichita; Philip Holubeck, Orthopaedic Surgery, UNMC; Margaret Hutson, Internal Medicine, UNMC; Brett Jesse, Psychiatry, UNMC; Ruchika Khot, Transitional/Radiology, Emory Univ SOM-Atlanta, Georgia; Jacob Klein, Internal Medicine, Ohio State University Med Ctr, Columbus; Drew Kortus, Medicine-Pediatrics, U Illinois COM-Peoria OSF, Illinois; Jennifer Libov, Emergency Medicine, George Washington Univ-District of Columbia; Rajan Mediratta, Internal Medicine, Loyola Univ Med Ctr, Maywood, Illinois; Ananya Mitra, General Surgery/Innovation, Baylor Coll Med-Houston-Texas; Sandy Montoya, Obstetrics-Gynecology, Mercy Hospital St Louis-Missouri; Sarah Mullen, Med-Prelim/Portland, Providence Health-Portland,Oregon, Jordan Murman, Medicine-Pediatrics, Corewell Health-Grand Rapids/MSU-Michigan; Quinn Nelson, Internal Medicine, Oregon Health &amp; Science Univ, Portland; Carmen Ochoa Farho, Internal Medicine/Geriatrics, UNMC; Olivia Paetz, Medicine-Pediatrics, Ohio State University Med Ctr, Columbus; Avi Prajapati, Internal Medicine, U Rochester/Strong Memorial-Rochester, New York; Sofia Quintero, Internal Medicine, UNMC; Elizabeth Ramler, Medicine-Pediatrics, UNMC; Alexandra Regan, Obstetrics-Gynecology, UNMC; Emma Sheehy Sheridan, Internal Medicine, UNMC; Chanont Sricharoen, Pediatrics/ALGH, Advocate Health Care-Park Ridge, Illinois; Mariah Tessin, Anesthesiology, UNMC; Maranda Thompson, Anesthesiology, UNMC; Emma Thordarson, Internal Medicine, UNMC; Nathanael Urban, Orthopaedic Surgery, UNMC; Nicholas Weaver, Pediatrics, UNMC; Lauren Wegner, Obstetrics-Gynecology, Ohio State University Med Ctr, Columbus; Anna Wilwerding, Family Medicine, UNMCPapillion:&nbsp;Brent Cordon, Med-Prelim/Anesthesiology, St Vincents Med Ctr, Bridgeport, Connecticut; Weston Ernst, Surgery-Preliminary, Ohio State University Med Ctr, ColumbusPotter:&nbsp;Rose Nelson, Family Medicine, UNMCSidney:&nbsp;Megan Neal, Psychiatry, Vanderbilt Univ Med Ctr-Nashville, TennesseeSpringfield:&nbsp;Luke Polenz, Anesthesiology, UNMC; Stacie Schlange, Pediatrics, UNMCTekamah:&nbsp;Nicholas Bohannon, Anesthesiology, U Texas HSC-Tyler, TexasUnion:&nbsp;Sydney Todd, General Surgery, UNMCWaverly:&nbsp;Jacob Schneider, Medicine-Preliminary, UNMCYutan:&nbsp;Cody Feist, Medicine-Preliminary, UNMC; Raven Miller, Family Medicine, UNMCBig&nbsp;Bear Lake, California:&nbsp;Quinn Navarro, Pediatrics, UC Davis Med Ctr-Sacramento, CaliforniaFremont, California:&nbsp;Osman Shokoor, Internal Medicine, Kaiser Permanente-Oakland, CaliforniaMead, Colorado:&nbsp;Camilla Somer Reimer, Otolaryngology, Med Coll Wisconsin Affil Hosps, MilwaukeeParker, Colorado:&nbsp;Katie Vanderzwaag, Anesthesiology, U Colorado SOM-DenverAmes, Iowa:&nbsp;Pauline Xu, Pathology, UNMCBettendorf, Iowa:&nbsp;Safwan Elkhatib, Anesthesiology/Research, MGB-Brigham &amp; Womens Hosp-Boston, MassachusettsCouncil Bluffs, Iowa:&nbsp;Miranda Jangula, Internal Medicine, UNMCElliott, Iowa:&nbsp;Anna Mardesen, Pathology, Cleveland Clinic Fdn-OhioNaperville, Illinois:&nbsp;Sarah Tjards, Pediatrics, U Michigan Hosps-Ann ArborSt. Charles, Illinois:&nbsp;Jessica Glas, Surgery-Preliminary, U South Alabama Hospitals, MobileOverland Park, Kansas:&nbsp;Andrew Eksi, General Surgery, Maine Med Ctr, PortlandShawnee, Kansas:&nbsp;Benjamin Huerter, General Surgery, Sparrow Hospital-Lansing, MichiganWichita, Kansas:&nbsp;Spencer Jones, Internal Medicine, UNMCChesterfield, Missouri:&nbsp;Cassie Liu, Internal Medicine, Stony Brook Teach Hosps-New YorkSt. Louis, Missouri:&nbsp;David Kasper, Medicine-Preliminary, Creighton University-Phoenix, ArizonaLas Cruces, New Mexico:&nbsp;Laura Flores, Medicine-Preliminary, UNMCFargo, North Dakota:&nbsp;Andrea Klooz, General Surgery, UNMCPortland, Oregon:&nbsp;Stephen Haller, Internal Medicine, Ohio State University Med Ctr, ColumbusAberdeen, South Dakota:&nbsp;Sarah Dutt, Obstetrics-Gynecology, Sparrow Hospital-Michigan, LansingCuster, South Dakota:&nbsp;Emme Schmidt, Neurology, UNMCFaulkton, South Dakota:&nbsp;Kaci Clement, Internal Medicine, Mayo Clinic School of Grad Med Educ-Rochester, MinnesotaChapmansboro, Tennessee:&nbsp;Caelyn Armshaw, Pediatrics, Eastern Virginia Med School, NorfolkLongview, Texas:&nbsp;Saihari Dukkipati, Child Neurology, NYP Hosp-Columbia Univ Med Ctr-New York, New YorkSalt Lake City, Utah:&nbsp;Sarah Mauch Sweeney, Pediatrics, U Washington Affil Hosps, SeattleStoughton, Wisconsin:&nbsp;Keaton Read, Medicine-Pediatrics, Rush University Med Ctr-Chicago, Illinois

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