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North Platte Bulletin
Sutherland makes short list for small nuke plant
Sutherland, or the nearby Gerald Gentleman power generating plant, is on the short list of possible locations for a nuclear generator, the Nebraska Public Power District recently said. A siting feasibility study found that Sutherland, Beatrice, Brownville, and Norfolk are the top four communities in the state that are best...
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North Platte welcomes new boat sales and service business
NORTH PLATTE, Neb. (KNOP) - Ott’s Marine The Boat Life celebrated its ribbon cutting ceremony as community members gathered to welcome the marine and boat repair business to the area. The shop specializes in boat sales, service, maintenance and repairs. Owners and staff said they are excited to serve...
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NPPD identifies 4 Nebraska communities as potential small modular reactor sites
NORTH PLATTE, Neb. (KNOP) — Nebraska Public Power District (NPPD) has narrowed its search for a proposed small modular nuclear reactor site to four Nebraska communities: Beatrice, Brownville, Norfolk and Sutherland. NPPD has been studying possible locations for the next-generation reactor, known as a small modular reactor, or SMR...
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NPPD Narrows Nuclear Reactor sites to Four including Sutherland
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North Platte Post
🎙️Henderson State Bank Expands Presence with North Platte Branch Grand Opening
A new banking option is continuing to grow in North Platte. Listen to the full interview on our Kubota Podcast. Henderson State Bank officially opened its North Platte branch in April and is now preparing for its grand opening celebration at 402 North Jeffers Street. The bank first opened with...
North Platte Bulletin
Potter’s Pasture: Uncertain future after fire
The devastating Cottonwood wildfire burned the trees and fences in Potter’s Pasture in March and the future of the recreational land south of Brady is uncertain. Potter’s Pasture will be sold, caretaker Luke Rickertsen said. It is named for Steven Potter, an attorney who passed away in 2019,...
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Animal Science Alumni Is Carrying On A Multi-generation Ranching Legacy During Beef Month
Coming back to the ranch was never really a question for Austin Starr. After graduating from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, he returned to his family’s operation near Stapleton, something he had always planned on. During May, recognized as Beef Month, stories like Starr’s highlight the connection between Nebraska producers...
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Dawson Public Power District board updates mission, values
LEXINGTON — At the May Dawson Public Power District board meeting, a new mission statement was approved: “Dedicated to excellence: providing reliable, affordable, and safe power.”. The new statement refined the previous version. Directors also approved a list of core values that include safety, integrity, teamwork, community commitment,...
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“This land is for the community” Lutheran Family Services expands Global Roots garden to Lexington
LEXINGTON — Lutheran Family Services expanded its Global Roots Community Garden to Lexington, a grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremony was held on Friday, May 8. “Global Roots is a farming initiative that was launched by Lutheran Family Services (LFS) in 2020 to support refugees and new populations by helping them grow culturally relevant foods and improve food access to fresh produce. Each farmer gets a food plot, in-the-field assistance, access to tools and equipment and educational workshops on horticultural themes,” LFS stated in a press release.
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Finding her voice: Annalee Starr turns Sandhills roots into a future in agricultural communications
Lincoln, Neb., May 7, 2026 — McPherson County, located in the Sandhills region of Nebraska, is the least populated county in the state. It’s there, in one of the most sparsely populated places in Nebraska, that Annalee Starr was raised — surrounded by wide-open Sandhills, long drives to school and a family that defined her understanding of hard work, faith and agriculture.