Page 43 - Platte News Today

Fifty years ago, the gay bar was an essential part of creating community for homosexuals living in the Rocky Mountain region. It closed "indefinitely" on October 8.

He saw a flash of light in the trees along the Platte River. He thought a balloon crashed. He walked toward the glow and discovered a UFO.

North Platte has long shared William F. “Buffalo Bill” Cody with the world.

Sculpture submissions are currently being sought for 2024s Sculpture Walk Across Nebraska (SWAN).

Entertainment in North Platte and Lincoln County, Neb.., Oct. 13-23.

A repeat of undefeated picks did not happen last week, but a winning record is still something to be proud of.

It will be the first time the festival is held in Gering, and will take place at the Gering Civic Plaza.

Frustrated ranchers take the bull by the horns and a year after breaking ground on an independent beef plant the $325 million project is taking shape.Transparen

Pat Aylward, now 89, was 9 years old the night an errant bomber from the McCook Army Air Base dropped 10 dummy bombs on the night of Dec. 27, 1943.

The town of Lusk is down to one fully functioning ambulance, and will have to find some other way to get another one as the State Loan and Investment Board on Thursday rejected its request for an emergency grant.