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North Platte Post
🎙️MPCC Expanding Student Housing, Rural Healthcare Training Efforts
IMPERIAL, Neb. — The Mid-Plains Community College Board of Governors approved several major projects during its meeting Wednesday night in Imperial, including new student housing construction, underground utility upgrades and expanded healthcare training efforts. Ryan Purdy said holding the meeting at the Imperial Community Campus gave board members and...
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🎙️Ogallala Council Discusses Housing Projects, Nuisance Abatement and City Manager Search
Listen to the full interview on our Kubota Podcast. Ogallala, Neb. — Housing development, nuisance abatement efforts and the search for Ogallala’s next city manager were among the major topics discussed during Tuesday night’s Ogallala City Council meeting, according to City Manager Kevin Wilkins. Much of the...
North Platte Bulletin
City council to consider village of single-wide mobile homes
The North Platte Planning Commission advanced a redevelopment plan Tuesday for Newberry Village, a Chief Industries project to erect single-wide manufactured homes on the east side of the city. The proposed development is located on a large tract of farmland east of Bicentennial Ave. and north of E. Philip. The...
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Lexington faces change after major plant closure
Lexington, located in the heart of central Nebraska, is a community rooted in hard work, agriculture and strong family values. Along the busy Interstate 80 corridor, the city has long benefited from its accessibility and steady economic activity. However, Lexington is now facing a major turning point after the announcement of the Tyson plant closure that has significantly impacted the region.
North Platte Post
🎙️North Platte Sees Surge in Business Activity, Ribbon Cuttings and New Developments
Listen to the full interview on our Kubota Podcast. Business growth continues across North Platte, with multiple new openings, ribbon cuttings and housing projects highlighting ongoing economic momentum in the community. Recent community support was evident during the Chamber Ambassador Patron Party, which serves as a key fundraiser for local...
North Platte Bulletin
City council approves E. Second rezone, first reading
The most debated item Tuesday at a long North Platte city council meeting was a request to rezone a lot at 2200 E. Second St. The council meeting lasted for nearly three hours. The lot would be rezoned from residential (R-3) to Highway Commercial (B-2) to accommodate a proposed contractor’s office with storage.
North Platte Bulletin
Planning commission considers new developments around town
The North Platte planning commission recommended splitting a lot Tuesday that has been badly neglected. The lot split would clear the way for the property to be put to new uses. The lot split, requested by Charles Roberts and Richard Housman, is at 2401 Rodeo Road, near the corner of...
Fence Post
Bear Mountain Angus Annual Bull Sale
Location: At the ranch – Palisade, Neb. A large crowd of buyers gathered around the ranch near Palisade for Bear Mountain Angus’ annual bull sale. The Bear Mountain offering consisted of strong maternal genetics with performance. The program focuses on creating the best female possible that is sound structured, functional and can thrive in large pasture settings. The bulls in their sales will help producers achieve that. Congratulations to the Stoller family on a monumental sale.
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Village Parks Flats opens first units, aiding North Platte housing shortage
NORTH PLATTE, Neb. (KNOP) - One of Lincoln County’s most anticipated housing development projects is finally becoming a reality. Village Park Flats represents far more than just new construction—it’s a transformative response to a critical community need. “You know, North Platte was in need; they have $5...
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The Peaceful Town In Nebraska Where You Can Retire Comfortably On $20,000 A Year
Imagine a place where your retirement dollars stretch like carnival taffy on a hot summer day – that magical unicorn exists, and its name is North Platte, Nebraska. Tucked away in the heartland where the North and South Platte Rivers converge (nature’s version of a corporate merger, but with water), this charming prairie town offers what seems increasingly mythical in modern America: affordable living that doesn’t require a tech mogul’s bank account.
North Platte Bulletin
Bow and Arrow store to close
The Bow and Arrow boutiques in downtown North Platte and Kearney will close on March 21, owner Becky Forbes has announced. The North Platte store opened six years ago, specializing in women’s clothing. The company’s anchor store has operated in Kearney for 10 years. Forbes said it was...