The American Red Cross continues to face a severe blood shortage. Individuals are urged to give now so patients don’t face delays in lifesaving care.  Winter typically puts pressure on the blood supply, and volunteer blood donors are key to he'... Read More

UPDATED:  Due to extreme cold temperatures on Saturday, BBPS has announced that the Bow Invitational Speech Meet will start at 9:00 AM, rather than 8:00, as previously scheduled. Twenty-four schools will be bringing their best speakers to Broken '... Read More

A coalition of Nebraskans is calling on state lawmakers to uphold voter-approved ballot initiatives in light of actions by the legislature to weaken them. Policymakers would still be able to change the initiatives, but they would need more votes than'... Read More

The move of the Broken Bow City Council to a more formal and permanent site took another step forward recently with the installation of furniture in the future Council Chambers on the upper level of the Broken Bow Municipal Building. The long proc'... Read More

Today, January 20, marks the official closure date of the Tyson Foods beef processing facility in Lexington. While some moves have been made by various officials to prevent the closure, none appear to have resulted in saving just over 3,200 jobs in t'... Read More

The early days of the Nebraska Legislative Session were on the minds of the Broken Bow School Board as they met for their Regular Session on Monday evening, January 19. Board President Tom Osmond called the meeting to order at 6:00 PM with all member'... Read More

NORTH PLATTE, Neb. – The Nebraska Extension will offer a six-part webinar series in February designed to equip ranchers, landowners, and natural resource professionals with the latest research and management strategies for tackling invasive weeds, '... Read More

UPDATED: Information for providing assistance can be found at below. The Arnold Fire Department responded to a fire involving a single-family home on Lower Powel Canyon Rd east of Arnold at about 2:30 PM, Sunday afternoon, January 18. The home '... Read More

The Broken Bow Board of Education will meet in regular session at 6:00 PM on Monday, January 19. The School Board meets in the District Conference Room in the Broken Bow Middle School/High School Building. Along with monthly financial matters, dis'... Read More

As a part of the government funding bills passed in the U.S. Senate Thursday afternoon, January 15, a number of agencies throughout Nebraska will receive money for their projects. Among the funding is $415,000 for the Region 26 Communications Center'... Read More

The Nebraska Extension will be hosting training for both private and commercial pesticide applicators over the coming months. Private pesticide training will be held for farmers and ranchers who need to renew their certified private pesticide appl'... Read More

Ag producers are often faced with difficult questions: What is the cost to produce a pound of weaned calf? Or a replacement heifer? Or a ton of hay? The Nebraska Extension will host Unit Cost of Production (UCOP) workshop at the Legion Hall in Bur'... Read More

The Custer County Ag Society met in regular session Thursday, January 15. Board President Brian Palmer called the meeting to order at 7:00 PM at the Shooting Sports Building on the Custer County Fairgrounds. Absent from Thursday evening’s meeting w'... Read More

LINCOLN, Neb – On Tuesday, January 14, Governor Jim Pillen announced his appointment of former senator Fred Meyer to represent District 41 in the Nebraska Legislature, including Valley, Sherman, and Buffalo Counties. Meyer will immediately fill the'... Read More