ANSELMO – The date for St. Anselm’s annual turkey dinner is officially set: the church will hold the famous feast on Sunday, November 6. The dinner will not be held at the church proper, but rather at the Anselmo firehouse, which is one block '... Read More
BROKEN BOW – The Broken Bow School Board will hold its regular meeting on the night of Monday, October 17 at 7:30 p.m. in the high school board room. The meeting will be the first regular meeting since the board’s October 3 political forum. Th'... Read More
THEDFORD – Those interested in helping provide relief for the damages inflicted by the Bovee Fire will have two ways to do so: one through the Custer County Foundation, and another in Thedford proper. The Custer County Foundation is currently ac'... Read More
BROKEN BOW—An ADA compliant grandstands project at the Custer County Fairgrounds has been a focal point for the Custer County Ag Society (fair board) and event attendees for a longtime coming, especially following the January 29 Winter Ball in whic'... Read More
BROKEN BOW--The Custer County Ag Society will gather for its regular monthly meeting this Thursday, October 13 at 7 p.m. at the Shooting Sports Building at the Custer County Fairgrounds. Some of the discussion items include recapping the Mid-State'... Read More
HALSEY – The Bessey Ranger District has indicated that parts of Halsey National Forest will remain closed until the end of November due to Bovee Fire mop-up operations. According to Amanda Medaries of the district, the area’s closures are not '... Read More
BROKEN BOW - The election ballot drop box has permanently moved to the north side of the parking lot behind the courthouse, according to a statement from the Custer County Clerk. Specifically, the box has moved to the back end of the North Annex, '... Read More
CUSTER COUNTY—A new suicide prevention and crisis line 9-8-8 went live in July and is taking the place of the national 1-800-273-TALK lifeline. Callers have access to a trained crisis counselor 24 hours a day/7 days a week. World Mental Health D'... Read More
BROKEN BOW – The Broken Bow City Council came to order at the Municipal Building’s auditorium at 6 p.m. on Tuesday evening. All members were present except Councilman Baltz and Councilman Myers, both of whom were excused. The council approved '... Read More
BROKEN BOW - According to a statement released by the City of Broken Bow, renovations on Memorial Drive are entering their third phase. This means that patients of the clinic must access the facility by driving in from the east, past the fairgroun'... Read More
BROKEN BOW – The Custer County Board of Supervisors convened for their first October meeting on Tuesday, the 11. All board members were present save board chairman Barry Fox; Supervisor Longmore stood in as acting chair for the meeting. There we'... Read More
HALSEY – How simple it is to accept death as a fact of life until one can see the ghosts. For the past week, 5,130 acres of Halsey National Forest was sent to cinders, further scarring a landscape which in recent years has seen its woods melt away '... Read More
CUSTER COUNTY—Many people have felt the grief of losing loved ones to suicide and a community member has taken it upon himself to bring awareness to mental health and the importance of reaching out for help. A new website has been created as a r'... Read More
BROKEN BOW – The Broken Bow Elks hosted their first annual 5k run and one-mile walk this past Saturday; 11 runners and 3 walkers and a dog or two made the loop from Melham Park, around the square, and back. Organizer Kayla Haberstick humorously '... Read More
