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In honor of the Chetek and Cameron Police Officers who died in the line of duty, Gov. Tony Evers has ordered flags in Wisconsin be half-staff this Saturday.

This weekend people will be able to attend a visitation and service for the two police officers who died in the line of duty on Saturday.

The Police tried to flag down the vehicle carrying the three former Texas high school athletes, but instead of stopping, the driver decided to lead the authorities on a high-speed chase.

Students are back in class in a brand-new building after the fire destroyed most of the old high school back in 2017.

Nashville Symphony’s Let Freedom Sing Concert brings honors Marjorie H. Campbelle nearly 70 years after secretly desegregating its choir loft.

Defenses dominated Saturday when the Chadron State Eagles downed the New Mexico Highlands Cowboys 17-3 in a Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference game played under perfect weather conditions in Chadron.

Six-grader and 11-year-old Jamell Moore was reported missing early Friday morning. Moore was last seen Thursday.

Cameron, MO- Ted Richard Ensign, 94, of Cameron, passed away March 19, 2022. Ted was born January 29, 1928 to Harry M. and Gladys (Zimmerman) Ensign in Cameron.

JIM COCHRAN The Marshall County Health Department will resume clinics and programs this month, including three that will start on Monday. These clinics have not been available since March 20, 2020, the result of COVID-19. Administrator Tom Cook said that some employees had provided services by appointments at the health department, while others had been in matters dealing with restaurants. All of the clinics and programs which will be back in service will be held at the health department at 513...

JIM COCHRAN A remembrance of Moundsville native Sonny Allen who played basketball at Marshall University and coached at Old Dominion University was scheduled to take place a week ago in Norfolk, Va., but because of COVID-19 it didn’t happen as planned. However, there was a smaller version attended by Allen’s daughter, Jackie Eldrenkamp, and seven members of her family who live in North Carolina. One of the announcements at this year’s game between Marshall and ODU was that $146,000 had ...