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Jeff Dees and his horse took a tumble in last weeks Western Texas College Rodeo in Snyder.

For 12 days she was tortured and raped by a former neighbor, who strung her up on a deer-skinning device. On the fourth day, she forgave him.

Centura Health, the region’s health care leader, is pleased to announce Josh Neff will serve as the Chief Executive Officer for Colorado Plains Medical Center upon completion of the hospital acquisition from LifePoint Health, which is expected to be finalized later this year, pending standard regulatory review and approval.

GUANAJUATO, Mexico — This colonial city, with its Spanish architecture and cobblestone streets, has long beckoned Mexican immigrants alongside their children during vacations, including spring break.

Brian Gerwig was always adamant with his wife, Molly: He was never moving back to Arkansas.

In a number of cuisines, okra is used as a key thickener of soups and stews. The sticky stuff from that fruit and other plants, like cactus, aloe, and psyllium, can also be used to clean water and wastewater of certain kinds of solid contaminants, as well as some pollutants that are dissolved.

Tarleton State University’s Student Government Association is sponsoring a bottled water and sports drink drive through Friday to benefit emergency personnel fighting wildfires in the area.

Story Links NEBRASKA vs. TEXAS A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI March 18-20, 2022 Hawks Field | Lincoln, Neb. Friday, March 18 – 6:35 p.m. Pitching: LHP Kyle Perry (0-2) vs. RHP Tyler Miller (0-0) TV/Streaming: B1G+ Radio: Huskers Radio Network – Lincoln (1400 AM), Omaha (590 AM), Huskers.com, Huskers App Saturday,

As gas prices continue to rise, so have reports about gas theft in the United States, either through stolen credit cards, or straight out of the tank, ABC News reported. Michelle Severns said she left her Jeep with half a tank o

The Weatherford College Board of Trustees began the process of financing a new residence hall during their meeting Thursday afternoon.