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Brady Village Board Sees Two Resignations
The Village of Brady Board of Trustees accepted the resignations of two members during an emergency meeting Sept. 24. Treasurer Jeff Miller and Chairman Todd Roe both submitted letters of resignation from the Board of Trustees. Vice Chairman Arlee Gentry accepted both resignations without objection. The emergency meeting was called...
North Platte Bulletin
Council names new park; funds industrial wastewater plant
The North Platte city council authorized up to $23.95 million in bonds Tuesday to finance the remaining construction of the city’s industrial wastewater treatment plant. Austin Partridge of Northland, the city’s municipal financial adviser, said the bond ordinance establishes the parameters for issuing the debt. The city will set the interest rates when it sells the bonds.
North Platte Post
Kelliher announces new south-side park name, Recaps North Platte City Council Meeting
The North Platte City Council is moving closer to adopting an updated comprehensive development plan and revised zoning regulations as city officials look at how the community should grow in the coming years. Mayor Brandon Kelliher discussed the council’s recent meeting during his bi-weekly Wednesday interview, highlighting the ongoing work...
North Platte Bulletin
Friday LIVE highlights art, theater in North Platte
Music and conversations about western Nebraska’s arts scene took center stage Wednesday evening when Nebraska Public Media recorded “Friday LIVE” at North Platte’s historic Fox Theater. About 70 people attended the Oct. 7 recording, which featured pianist Jim Fischer, the Blackwood Creek Pickers, and interviews about...
North Platte Bulletin
Joint committee wrangles with city zoning plans
The North Platte city council called for revisions to the proposed comprehensive plan and zoning regulations Tuesday, raising questions about agricultural property, data centers, and notifying property owners when their zoning would change. During a joint Planning Commission and City Council work session, Planning Administrator Judy Clark said the documents...
North Platte Post
North Platte City Council to Consider Utility Bonds, Street Project and Development Plans Tuesday
The North Platte City Council will meet Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. at City Hall, with utility financing, a street improvement project and several development matters on the agenda. The council will consider the first reading and action on an ordinance authorizing the issuance of Combined Utilities Revenue Bonds. Members will also consider creating Street Improvement District No. 366 for West Philip Avenue between Union Avenue and Spruce Street.
North Platte Bulletin
R-Project construction heads north of Stapleton
Nebraska Public Power District is proceeding another 26 miles north from Stapleton, preparing to build a 345kV transmission line known as the R-project. At the same time, some landowners are trying to retract easements for the location of the line, which they sold years ago. Current litigation in federal court...
Sand Hills Express
Sentinel: Glen Weinman’s lifelong passion floods Arnold streets with history
Glen and Connie Weinman stand in front of a 1965 Oliver 77 and an Oliver manure spreader that took on a new life at the Arnold Fall Festival. Cleaned out by the boys, the spreader was transformed into a rolling garden, packed to the brim with vibrant flowers grown and tended by Glen all season long.
North Platte Bulletin
Nebraska public radio to record live show in North Platte
Nebraska Public Media will record an episode of its arts and entertainment radio show at 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 7 at the Fox Theatre/. The show, called “Friday LIVE,” will air at 10 a.m. the following Friday, Oct. 9. The Fox Theater is at 301 E. Fifth...