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A Louisiana couple recently woke up to a surprise when they discovered an alligator in their home.

At around 1:30 a.m. Saturday morning, the Shultz family was asleep when their dog Panda, a blue heeler, started barking at something roaming around inside of their home.

A couple who recently moved from Arizona really got the Cajun experience. Their dog alerted them to an unexpected scaly guest who entered the home.

Printing of newspapers moving to Goodland, Kansas next weekBy Jan SchultzHigh Plains NewsIt’s the end of an era for The Tribune-Sentinel and its sister publications in Imperial and Holyoke, Colorado.P

It’s been a long winter and spring is here. It’s also Mother’s Day on Sunday which coincides with the season opening at the Chase County Museum in Champion.

The paperwork to force a recall election of Dist. 1 Commissioner Duane Dinnel has been started.

By Becky UehlingGrant tribune-sentinelThe Grant Tribune-Sentinel won seven awards this past weekend at the Nebraska Press Association’s 2023 Better Newspaper Contest.

Newspapers across the state are celebrating the Nebraska Press Association’s 150th year in 2023 and Saturday night capped off a three-day convention in Lincoln.

On March 23, many community members waited their turn to donate blood at the American Red Cross blood drive in the Chase County Schools auxiliary gym.

Mon, 02/08/2021 - 3:49pm -- tim Mayor Weinberger, Burlington Electric Department, VGS, UVM Medical Center, Ever-Green Energy Announce Another Milestone Step Forward for District Energy System Vermont Business Magazine Mayor Miro Weinberger, Burlington Electric Department (BED), VGS, University of Vermont Medical Center (UVMMC), Ever-Green Energy, and the Burlington District Energy System (BURDES) Committee, a group of interested local citizens, today announced another milestone step forward to ...