The Nebraska State Fair has announced today that Yung Gravy will perform at the 2024 Nebraska State Fair on August 31st, 2024 with special guest Tayler Holder. Local Presale tickets go on sale December 7th @ 8:30am. Public tickets go on sale December 8th at 8:30am. For tickets, <a href="https://event.etix.com/ticket/online/performanceSale.do?performance_id=34813934&amp;method=restoreToken">click here.</a>&nbsp;Yung Gravy last Nebraska appearance was when he performed at the 2023 UNK Spring Concert this past April at the Health and Sports Center.

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 </figure>The Nebraska State Fair has announced today that Yung Gravy will perform at the 2024 Nebraska State Fair on August 31st, 2024 with special guest Tayler Holder. Local Presale tickets go on sale December 7th @ 8:30am. Public tickets go on sale December 8th at 8:30am. For tickets, <a href="https://event.etix.com/ticket/online/performanceSale.do?performance_id=34813934&amp;method=restoreToken">click here.</a>&nbsp;Yung Gravy last Nebraska appearance was when he performed at the 2023 UNK Spring Concert this past April at the Health and Sports Center.<div><iframe src="https://www.facebook.com/plugins/post.php?href=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2FNebraskaStateFair%2Fposts%2Fpfbid02GWcN7rwnKEHMujYaYowPiRQ3dkWfXMqE7K2JtRBkFPJ5gZd4j15bzogSDfZDdX8Rl&show_text=true&width=500" width="500" height="666" style="border:none;overflow:hidden" scrolling="no" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen="true" allow="autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; picture-in-picture; web-share"></iframe></div>

Yung Gravy to perform at the 2024 Nebraska State Fair

&nbsp; &nbsp;The North Platte City Council will meet tonight in a regular meeting. To watch tonight's meeting<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=njZ4kuzu6SY">&nbsp;click here.&nbsp;</a>Below is tonight's agenda.&nbsp;

North Platte Post&nbsp; &nbsp;The North Platte City Council will meet tonight in a regular meeting. To watch tonight's meeting<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=njZ4kuzu6SY">&nbsp;click here.&nbsp;</a>Below is tonight's agenda.&nbsp; <figure>
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12/05 North Platte City Council Meeting, Tonight's Agenda

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This information is not a criminal history. Criminal charges are often dropped or reduced. All individuals included in this post are presumed innocent of crimes until proven guilty in a court of law. The North Platte Post assumes no legal liability or responsibility for the accuracy, or completeness, of this information. Any person who believes information provided is not accurate may submit a complaint to admin@northplattepost.com.
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The Hot Sheets: December 5th, 2023

The Nebraska State Patrol is currently investigating a death of an inmate at the Scotts Bluff County Detention Center.

Scotts Bluff County Attorney Dave Eubanks said in Monday press release that an adult male inmate was found unresponsive on Friday at about 6:30 p.m. at the Detention Center.

Officers performed CPR and used an AED in attempts to revive the male, who was transported to Regional West Medical Center by Valley Ambulance.

Medical staff declared the male dead at approximately 8:00 p.m. on Friday.

Eubanks says that because this was an in-custody death, Nebraska law requires a grand jury investigation.

&nbsp;An autopsy took place Monday morning, and the investigation is ongoing.

&nbsp;It is reported that the man was alone in a cell at the time of this occurrence.&nbsp; At this time, authorities say there is no sign of foul play or self-harm.

The man’s identity is withheld pending notification of next-of-kin.

By Alex Benzegala Panhandle PostThe Nebraska State Patrol is currently investigating a death of an inmate at the Scotts Bluff County Detention Center.Scotts Bluff County Attorney Dave Eubanks said in Monday press release that an adult male inmate was found unresponsive on Friday at about 6:30 p.m. at the Detention Center.Officers performed CPR and used an AED in attempts to revive the male, who was transported to Regional West Medical Center by Valley Ambulance.Medical staff declared the male dead at approximately 8:00 p.m. on Friday.Eubanks says that because this was an in-custody death, Nebraska law requires a grand jury investigation.&nbsp;An autopsy took place Monday morning, and the investigation is ongoing.&nbsp;It is reported that the man was alone in a cell at the time of this occurrence.&nbsp; At this time, authorities say there is no sign of foul play or self-harm.The man’s identity is withheld pending notification of next-of-kin.

Inmate found dead at Scotts Bluff Detention Center

Post News Director Canon Rath chatted with Lenny Hassel about the upcoming North Platte Elks Lodge #985&nbsp;Hoop Shoot that's taking place this Sunday.&nbsp;

NORTH PLATTE - The North Platte Elks Lodge #985 is hosting their annual Hoop Shoot challenge this upcoming Sunday at Adams Middle School in North Platte. The event is for ages 8-13 (age determined as of April 1st, 2024) and is free to participate. Doors will open around 12:30pm for sign ups. Girls will shoot at 1:00pm and boys will shoot at 2:00pm. Each shooter will have 25 free throw attempts. 

This is a national tournament where contestants who win will move on the Cozad for the next round. If you would like to learn a more in-depth of the event, check out the podcast above.&nbsp;

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 </figure>North Platte Post&nbsp;Post News Director Canon Rath chatted with Lenny Hassel about the upcoming North Platte Elks Lodge #985&nbsp;Hoop Shoot that's taking place this Sunday.&nbsp;<div><iframe title="(Audio) North Platte Elks Lodge #985 Hoop Shoot set for this upcoming weekend" allowtransparency="true" height="150" width="100%" style="border: none; min-width: min(100%, 430px);height:150px;" scrolling="no" data-name="pb-iframe-player" src="https://www.podbean.com/player-v2/?i=ggzs8-1516dc0-pb&from=pb6admin&share=1&download=1&rtl=1&fonts=Times%20New%20Roman&skin=1b1b1b&font-color=&logo_link=episode_page&btn-skin=ff6d00" loading="lazy"></iframe></div>NORTH PLATTE - The North Platte Elks Lodge #985 is hosting their annual Hoop Shoot challenge this upcoming Sunday at Adams Middle School in North Platte. The event is for ages 8-13 (age determined as of April 1st, 2024) and is free to participate. Doors will open around 12:30pm for sign ups. Girls will shoot at 1:00pm and boys will shoot at 2:00pm. Each shooter will have 25 free throw attempts. This is a national tournament where contestants who win will move on the Cozad for the next round. If you would like to learn a more in-depth of the event, check out the podcast above.&nbsp;<figure>
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(Audio) North Platte Elks Lodge #985 Hoop Shoot set for this upcoming weekend

By John E. Weare Keep Alliance Beautiful&nbsp;

Photography through the lens of a smart phone still seems a bit foreign. Digital resampling to zoom just does not retain the same look of a 100-500mm telephoto to pick out an owl on a branch or a touchdown catch on a Friday night. However you like to capture an image it is easy to focus on closeups or wide angle views. Recycling tends to be like that for me – the recycling center and who we work directly with on one hand, and national news on the other. One session at the Keep Nebraska Beautiful Conference this fall brought the middle ground – Nebraska – into view.

Haley Nolde, executive director of the Nebraska Recycling Council, highlighted the state of recycling in Nebraska as well as a legislative resolution (163) as part of her presentation. She has been with NRC for four years and director just over a year. Keep Nebraska Beautiful has secured funding in the past from NRC for equipment. I hope to tap the organization in the future for information as our crew continues to handle an increasing volume of recyclables.

At the state level, Haley said, the Department of Environment and Energy is going to conduct a statewide Climate Action Plan – “recycling and waste is not mentioned,” she emphasized. The Environmental Protection Agency has a Waste Characterization Study, Haley added. She showed a slide regarding the study in Nebraska. It will: Quantify the impact of existing recycling programs; Identify opportunities to increase waste diversion; and Develop recommendations for programs and polices that reduce solid waste landfilled and increase marketability of recycled materials. “Hopefully it will turn into a lot of data we can use,” Haley said.

Addressing a room of about two dozen Keep America Beautiful affiliates, Haley implored, “Our input on this interim study (LR 163) is important. . . . Senator Hughes, Dist. 24, introduced the bill. She’s from Seward – their recycling center shut down. We want to provide input so we can hopefully improve recycling in the state.”

The resolution’s overall purpose is to: examine opportunities that increase recycling of municipal solid waste while also facilitating economic development and growth.” Materials leaving the Keep Alliance Beautiful recycling center have been part of “remanufacturing” LR 163 seeks. We sorted paperboard from corrugated cardboard the first few years I worked at KAB. Those clean, dry bales became livestock bedding upon reaching Ogallala. Our undyed No. 2 plastic (milk jugs) becomes dimensional building materials (used like sheetrock) at a plant in Kearney. A personal goal is to work with a business in Box Butte County to remanufacture and sell a material that currently travels hundreds of miles or more to close the loop. “There is not enough recycled material now to meet goals brands have committed to publicly,” Haley said.

The resolution’s study would even examine the potential for updating existing law “to develop and sustain private innovative solutions of managing municipal solid waste . . . into useful products of value for other Nebraska-based industries.” Maybe state funding is what’s needed to grease the gears and boost demand for products from local recyclables.

Lastly, the study looks to generate additional recommendations for “potential legislation to simultaneously increase recycling in Nebraska and promote economic growth.” If our neighbors

throughout the Cornhusker state can see how recycling benefits economic development that is just one more factor in diverting what could be raw material from our landfills.

Recycling in Nebraska could change drastically in the next five to ten years carried by public and political demand. To delve a bit deeper into the future I suggest researching two of Haley’s other topics: LB 1101 Solid Waste Management Programs Study, and how our state could gain ground with Extended Producer Responsibility legislation.

By John E. Weare Keep Alliance Beautiful&nbsp;Photography through the lens of a smart phone still seems a bit foreign. Digital resampling to zoom just does not retain the same look of a 100-500mm telephoto to pick out an owl on a branch or a touchdown catch on a Friday night. However you like to capture an image it is easy to focus on closeups or wide angle views. Recycling tends to be like that for me – the recycling center and who we work directly with on one hand, and national news on the other. One session at the Keep Nebraska Beautiful Conference this fall brought the middle ground – Nebraska – into view.Haley Nolde, executive director of the Nebraska Recycling Council, highlighted the state of recycling in Nebraska as well as a legislative resolution (163) as part of her presentation. She has been with NRC for four years and director just over a year. Keep Nebraska Beautiful has secured funding in the past from NRC for equipment. I hope to tap the organization in the future for information as our crew continues to handle an increasing volume of recyclables.At the state level, Haley said, the Department of Environment and Energy is going to conduct a statewide Climate Action Plan – “recycling and waste is not mentioned,” she emphasized. The Environmental Protection Agency has a Waste Characterization Study, Haley added. She showed a slide regarding the study in Nebraska. It will: Quantify the impact of existing recycling programs; Identify opportunities to increase waste diversion; and Develop recommendations for programs and polices that reduce solid waste landfilled and increase marketability of recycled materials. “Hopefully it will turn into a lot of data we can use,” Haley said.Addressing a room of about two dozen Keep America Beautiful affiliates, Haley implored, “Our input on this interim study (LR 163) is important. . . . Senator Hughes, Dist. 24, introduced the bill. She’s from Seward – their recycling center shut down. We want to provide input so we can hopefully improve recycling in the state.”The resolution’s overall purpose is to: examine opportunities that increase recycling of municipal solid waste while also facilitating economic development and growth.” Materials leaving the Keep Alliance Beautiful recycling center have been part of “remanufacturing” LR 163 seeks. We sorted paperboard from corrugated cardboard the first few years I worked at KAB. Those clean, dry bales became livestock bedding upon reaching Ogallala. Our undyed No. 2 plastic (milk jugs) becomes dimensional building materials (used like sheetrock) at a plant in Kearney. A personal goal is to work with a business in Box Butte County to remanufacture and sell a material that currently travels hundreds of miles or more to close the loop. “There is not enough recycled material now to meet goals brands have committed to publicly,” Haley said.The resolution’s study would even examine the potential for updating existing law “to develop and sustain private innovative solutions of managing municipal solid waste . . . into useful products of value for other Nebraska-based industries.” Maybe state funding is what’s needed to grease the gears and boost demand for products from local recyclables.Lastly, the study looks to generate additional recommendations for “potential legislation to simultaneously increase recycling in Nebraska and promote economic growth.” If our neighborsthroughout the Cornhusker state can see how recycling benefits economic development that is just one more factor in diverting what could be raw material from our landfills.Recycling in Nebraska could change drastically in the next five to ten years carried by public and political demand. To delve a bit deeper into the future I suggest researching two of Haley’s other topics: LB 1101 Solid Waste Management Programs Study, and how our state could gain ground with Extended Producer Responsibility legislation.

Keep Alliance Beautiful: Shaping The Future Of Recycling In Nebraska

&nbsp;The Julesburg, CO City Council is hosting their meeting tonight, December 4th. Below is tonight's agenda for the meeting.

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12/4 Julesburg, CO Board of Trustees Monthly Meeting Agenda

Dundy County Sheriff's Office/Nebraska State Patrol

On Wednesday, November 29th, 2023, at approximately 8:00 am, Dundy County Communications received a 911 call in reference to a two-vehicle accident on U.S. Highway 61 near the Kansas State Line. Once Dundy County Sheriff's Office Deputies arrived at the scene, they observed that 2 commercial motor vehicles had collided, and 1 driver had facial injuries.&nbsp;

The driver was then transported to Dundy County Hospital by Benkelman EMS. Once Dundy County interim Sheriff Ryan King arrived at the scene, it was observed that one of the commercial Motor Vehicle's was owned by DHW Energy, and wanting to make sure that there would be no conflict of interest due to a close friendship with the owner of DHW Energy, it was decided to contact the Nebraska State Patrol to investigate the accident. This is the media release the Dundy County Sheriff's Office received from NSP in order to be transparent with the public.

Nebraska State Patrol Press Release below:

"On this date (Nov. 29th) at approximately 0940 hours, NSP was asked to assist Dundy County with the two vehicle CMV collision on Hwy 61 approximately mile marker 1. Due to the Sheriff's relationship with one of the drivers, NSP was asked by the Sheriff to handle the crash to prevent a possible appearance of conflictive interest.&nbsp;

At approximately 0930 hours, a fuel tender was traveling south bound on Hwy 61. A TT/ST hauling grain was traveling a distance behind it at the time. The tender approached the intersection of Road 702 and applied its brakes and turned on its left turn signal.

The driver of the TT/ST decided to try and pass the tender on the left side at the intersection causing the two vehicles to collide. The driver of the tender was flown to Denver for evaluation/observation but he did not appear to have any serious injury when he was transported to the local hospital. 

The transport to Denver was a precaution since the driver has some visible bruising on his head. The driver of the TT/ST did not appear to have any injuries at the time of the crash. He was cited and a level lll reflected the citation which was issued."

This accident was a big undertaking by multiple agencies including Benkelman EMS, Benkelman Fire Department, Nebraska Department of Roads, Kansas Department of Transportation, Tri State Towing and Sinners Towing to clean up this accident site.

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 </figure>Dundy County Sheriff's Office/Nebraska State PatrolOn Wednesday, November 29th, 2023, at approximately 8:00 am, Dundy County Communications received a 911 call in reference to a two-vehicle accident on U.S. Highway 61 near the Kansas State Line. Once Dundy County Sheriff's Office Deputies arrived at the scene, they observed that 2 commercial motor vehicles had collided, and 1 driver had facial injuries.&nbsp;The driver was then transported to Dundy County Hospital by Benkelman EMS. Once Dundy County interim Sheriff Ryan King arrived at the scene, it was observed that one of the commercial Motor Vehicle's was owned by DHW Energy, and wanting to make sure that there would be no conflict of interest due to a close friendship with the owner of DHW Energy, it was decided to contact the Nebraska State Patrol to investigate the accident. This is the media release the Dundy County Sheriff's Office received from NSP in order to be transparent with the public.<div><iframe src="https://www.facebook.com/plugins/post.php?href=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2Fpermalink.php%3Fstory_fbid%3Dpfbid0GkoqvCKYbQfg4CXjH1gQJBPJUEbWG1faCFTdzeS4fJpSiuWQALZsvePoJZqzUPexl%26id%3D100089561243657&show_text=true&width=500" width="500" height="664" style="border:none;overflow:hidden" scrolling="no" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen="true" allow="autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; picture-in-picture; web-share"></iframe></div>Nebraska State Patrol Press Release below:"On this date (Nov. 29th) at approximately 0940 hours, NSP was asked to assist Dundy County with the two vehicle CMV collision on Hwy 61 approximately mile marker 1. Due to the Sheriff's relationship with one of the drivers, NSP was asked by the Sheriff to handle the crash to prevent a possible appearance of conflictive interest.&nbsp;At approximately 0930 hours, a fuel tender was traveling south bound on Hwy 61. A TT/ST hauling grain was traveling a distance behind it at the time. The tender approached the intersection of Road 702 and applied its brakes and turned on its left turn signal.The driver of the TT/ST decided to try and pass the tender on the left side at the intersection causing the two vehicles to collide. The driver of the tender was flown to Denver for evaluation/observation but he did not appear to have any serious injury when he was transported to the local hospital. The transport to Denver was a precaution since the driver has some visible bruising on his head. The driver of the TT/ST did not appear to have any injuries at the time of the crash. He was cited and a level lll reflected the citation which was issued."This accident was a big undertaking by multiple agencies including Benkelman EMS, Benkelman Fire Department, Nebraska Department of Roads, Kansas Department of Transportation, Tri State Towing and Sinners Towing to clean up this accident site.

DCSO responds to two vehicle injury accident on HWY 61

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This information is not a criminal history. Criminal charges are often dropped or reduced. All individuals included in this post are presumed innocent of crimes until proven guilty in a court of law. The North Platte Post assumes no legal liability or responsibility for the accuracy, or completeness, of this information. Any person who believes information provided is not accurate may submit a complaint to admin@northplattepost.com.</div>

The Hot Sheets: December 4th, 2023

(LINCOLN, NEB.)&nbsp;&nbsp;— The Nebraska State Patrol (NSP) welcomes feedback from the public as part of its ongoing commitment to public safety for the state of Nebraska.

NSP is accredited by CALEA (Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies), an internationally recognized organization to develop and maintain standards for law enforcement agencies. NSP recently completed its annual review as part of the four-year CALEA accreditation process.

As part of NSP’s commitment to maintaining CALEA standards, NSP seeks the feedback of the public regarding the agency’s quality of service to the state. Feedback can be provided at the&nbsp;<a href="https://statepatrol.nebraska.gov/divisions/office-superintendent/calea-feedback" target="_blank">NSP website</a>&nbsp;or directly to&nbsp;<a href="https://cimrs2.calea.org/" target="_blank">CALEA</a>.

The Nebraska State Patrol is one of eight law enforcement agencies in Nebraska that hold CALEA accreditation. Three additional Nebraska agencies are in the application process to receive CALEA accreditation.

Cody Thomas(LINCOLN, NEB.)&nbsp;&nbsp;— The Nebraska State Patrol (NSP) welcomes feedback from the public as part of its ongoing commitment to public safety for the state of Nebraska.NSP is accredited by CALEA (Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies), an internationally recognized organization to develop and maintain standards for law enforcement agencies. NSP recently completed its annual review as part of the four-year CALEA accreditation process.As part of NSP’s commitment to maintaining CALEA standards, NSP seeks the feedback of the public regarding the agency’s quality of service to the state. Feedback can be provided at the&nbsp;<a href="https://statepatrol.nebraska.gov/divisions/office-superintendent/calea-feedback" target="_blank">NSP website</a>&nbsp;or directly to&nbsp;<a href="https://cimrs2.calea.org/" target="_blank">CALEA</a>.The Nebraska State Patrol is one of eight law enforcement agencies in Nebraska that hold CALEA accreditation. Three additional Nebraska agencies are in the application process to receive CALEA accreditation.

NSP Seeks Feedback as Part of CALEA Accreditation

Daniel Thomas Stethem, 19, North Platte and Faith Elizabeth Marie Miller, 20, North Platte

Joseph Ricardo Sinio III, 28, Colorado Springs, CO and Chelsea Alexis Martinez, 38, North Platte

David Raul Mata, 25, North Platte and Rosaura Contreras, 26, Bronx, New York

Daniel Thomas Stethem, 19, North Platte and Faith Elizabeth Marie Miller, 20, North PlatteJoseph Ricardo Sinio III, 28, Colorado Springs, CO and Chelsea Alexis Martinez, 38, North PlatteDavid Raul Mata, 25, North Platte and Rosaura Contreras, 26, Bronx, New York

Marriage Licenses for Lincoln County (Week of November 27th)

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This information is not a criminal history. Criminal charges are often dropped or reduced. All individuals included in this post are presumed innocent of crimes until proven guilty in a court of law. The North Platte Post assumes no legal liability or responsibility for the accuracy, or completeness, of this information. Any person who believes information provided is not accurate may submit a complaint to admin@northplattepost.com.</div>

The Hot Sheets: December 3rd, 2023

Questions? David Lott, Horticulture Extension Educator&nbsp;

&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; <a href="mailto:dlott2@unl.edu" target="_blank">dlott2@unl.edu</a>&nbsp; OR (308) 532-2683 – Extension Office&nbsp;&nbsp;

Extension is a Division of the Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln cooperating with the Counties and the United States Department of Agriculture.&nbsp;

University of Nebraska–Lincoln Extension educational programs abide with the nondiscrimination policies of the University of Nebraska–Lincoln.&nbsp;

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 <li>The base should be sawed off about one inch above the original cut, and the base placed in a container of water.  Sprinkling or misting the branches and needles will also help retain freshness.&nbsp; </li>
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 <li>If the tree is bought several days before it is to be decorated, it should be stored outside in a cool, shaded area.&nbsp;</li>
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 <li>The base of the tree should be kept in water throughout the entire period that the tree is in use.  Research has indicated that no water additives are needed, but it is critical that the tree’s base is not allowed to dry.&nbsp;</li>
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 <li>When displaying the tree, be sure the stand is strong enough to support the tree.&nbsp;</li>
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 <li>Be sure the tree is placed away from sources of heat.  Trees do not cause fires but will support combustion when they cease to take up water and become dry.&nbsp;</li>
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 <li>Do not leave tree lights on unless someone is at home.&nbsp;</li>
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 <li>Trees should be removed prior to becoming overly dry.  The longer the tree is indoors, the greater the risk of it drying due to loss of moisture.&nbsp;</li>
 </ol>Questions? David Lott, Horticulture Extension Educator&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; <a href="mailto:dlott2@unl.edu" target="_blank">dlott2@unl.edu</a>&nbsp; OR (308) 532-2683 – Extension Office&nbsp;&nbsp;Extension is a Division of the Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln cooperating with the Counties and the United States Department of Agriculture.&nbsp;University of Nebraska–Lincoln Extension educational programs abide with the nondiscrimination policies of the University of Nebraska–Lincoln.&nbsp;

Caring for a Christmas Tree after Purchase 

(LINCOLN, NEB.) — The Property Assessment Division announces that pursuant to&nbsp; Neb. Rev. Stat. § 77-421(2), due to a vacant county assessor office, a county assessor certification&nbsp; examination (examination) will be held at a time different from February, May, August, and November examinations. This examination will be given on Tuesday, December 12, 2023. The examination is held&nbsp; from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. (CST) with a one-hour break for lunch. Examinations can be held in either&nbsp; Lincoln or North Platte as noted below.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Any interested applicants are to complete an application and submit it with payment to the Department of&nbsp; Revenue prior to taking the examination.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Application forms and additional information can be obtained at revenue.nebraska.gov/PAD/assessor.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Certification and eligibility to hold office as a county assessor or deputy county assessor requires successful completion of this examination. Nebraska law prohibits an individual from filing for, or being appointed to, the office of county assessor or serving as deputy county assessor without a valid Nebraska Assessor Certificate. In addition, this certificate is required to be eligible to file for, or assume the office of, county clerk acting as an ex-officio county assessor.&nbsp;

North Platte examination location:&nbsp;

Nebraska Department of Revenue Conference Room&nbsp;

First Floor, Craft State Office Building&nbsp;

200 South Silber Street, North Platte, Nebraska&nbsp;

Lincoln examination location:&nbsp;&nbsp;

Second Floor, Nebraska State Office Building&nbsp;

301 Centennial Mall South, 14th &amp; M Streets, Lincoln, Nebraska&nbsp;

Nebraska Department of Revenue(LINCOLN, NEB.) — The Property Assessment Division announces that pursuant to&nbsp; Neb. Rev. Stat. § 77-421(2), due to a vacant county assessor office, a county assessor certification&nbsp; examination (examination) will be held at a time different from February, May, August, and November examinations. This examination will be given on Tuesday, December 12, 2023. The examination is held&nbsp; from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. (CST) with a one-hour break for lunch. Examinations can be held in either&nbsp; Lincoln or North Platte as noted below.&nbsp;&nbsp;Any interested applicants are to complete an application and submit it with payment to the Department of&nbsp; Revenue prior to taking the examination.&nbsp;&nbsp;Application forms and additional information can be obtained at revenue.nebraska.gov/PAD/assessor.&nbsp;&nbsp;Certification and eligibility to hold office as a county assessor or deputy county assessor requires successful completion of this examination. Nebraska law prohibits an individual from filing for, or being appointed to, the office of county assessor or serving as deputy county assessor without a valid Nebraska Assessor Certificate. In addition, this certificate is required to be eligible to file for, or assume the office of, county clerk acting as an ex-officio county assessor.&nbsp;North Platte examination location:&nbsp;Nebraska Department of Revenue Conference Room&nbsp;First Floor, Craft State Office Building&nbsp;200 South Silber Street, North Platte, Nebraska&nbsp;Lincoln examination location:&nbsp;&nbsp;Nebraska Department of Revenue&nbsp;Second Floor, Nebraska State Office Building&nbsp;301 Centennial Mall South, 14th &amp; M Streets, Lincoln, Nebraska&nbsp;

Emergency County Assessor/Deputy County Assessor  Examination 

OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — The head of the union that represents track maintenance workers says Union Pacific is jeopardizing safety by delaying nearly 1,200 planned projects until next year and laying off more than 1,000 workers, but the railroad says the seasonal move shouldn't be alarming.

The president of the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes Division union has been sending letters to regulators for more than a month raising concerns about the layoffs, but the the Surface Transportation Board hasn't intervened.

“Chaos and disruption with Union Pacific’s Maintenance of Way forces can only lead to one outcome — deferred maintenance and catastrophic outcomes,” Tony Cardwell, who leads the union, said in his letters. “These furloughs will affect the safety of Union Pacific operations and pose serious safety risks for the general public and the communities surrounding Union Pacific’s infrastructure.”

Union Pacific said the decision to delay these projects is a reflection of the fact that the railroad went over budget after dealing with several unexpected weather events like the tropical storm that hit California this year and last summer's extreme heat. The railroad said it remains committed to safety and improving its track network across the western U.S.

<a href="https://apnews.com/article/palestinian-territories-ohio-canada-business-accidents-d57651e17b2f9e0163c50298106950a3">Railroad safety</a>&nbsp;has been a&nbsp;<a href="https://apnews.com/article/railroad-safety-derailments-tank-car-ohio-minnesota-c60f33b64e9c7dc05768a78ae20f3ce5">concern</a>&nbsp;nationwide this year ever since a&nbsp;<a href="https://apnews.com/article/politics-pete-buttigieg-evacuations-ohio-explosions-64908a6416662b5866809387f210aee5">Norfolk Southern train derailed</a>, spilled hazardous chemicals and caught fire in eastern Ohio in February. Members of Congress proposed&nbsp;<a href="https://apnews.com/article/ohio-train-derailment-congress-6288cdfb0b4381de4c9bfb05199b8ba6">reforms</a>&nbsp;but those have&nbsp;<a href="https://apnews.com/article/east-palestine-train-derailment-safety-regulations-railroad-4db52c68daf68da05425b5b70363fb0a">largely stalled</a>.

Cardwell said that after these layoffs of 1,350 workers UP will have only a little over 4,700 track maintenance workers. Back in 2015 before a series of cuts designed to make the railroad more efficient, Union Pacific employed 8,791. That means each maintenance worker will now have about 11 miles (17.7 kilometers) of track to take care of on average, up from 8.6 last year and 6.5 in 2016.

The union is concerned that these cuts are an indication of how tightly&nbsp;<a href="https://apnews.com/article/union-pacific-ceo-jim-vena-railroad-23365ccd844a91a7ba9d0cfd6b36fe0b">new CEO Jim Vena</a>&nbsp;plans to manage the railroad's expenses. Union Pacific, like all the major freight railroads, already made significant cuts in its workforce over the past several years as part of&nbsp;<a href="https://apnews.com/article/business-aab7d3084a8d17d8d721d2cb750be323">overhauling its operations</a>&nbsp;to rely more on fewer, longer trains. Last month, Union Pacific announced plans to&nbsp;<a href="https://apnews.com/article/union-pacific-railroad-management-layoffs-d72058d3154289e26c732492748bd452">trim the ranks</a>&nbsp;of its mangers across the railroad to help streamline decision making.

Union Pacific hasn't done large year-end layoffs of maintenance workers like this in several years, according to the union, although these jobs were originally listed as seasonal positions.

Union Pacific spokeswoman Clarissa Beyah said the actual number of furloughs will be smaller than the union fears because many workers take other jobs with the railroad and some workers may have enough vacation time saved up to cover the period.

“Accusations that Union Pacific does not invest in its infrastructure and maintenance are untrue," Beyah said. "This year alone, the railroad will spend $3.7 billion on capital investment, of which a significant portion is allotted for maintenance. As part of the capital planning process, we are temporarily reducing some seasonal track maintenance positions.”

The railroad said its workers have already replaced more than 3 million railroad ties and more than 400 miles of track across the railroad this year.

And even though these maintenance workers will be out of work during the holiday season, Union Pacific said it continues to hire train crews in certain locations as part of its effort to improve service and make sure it can handle all the shipments companies hire the railroad to deliver. At last report, Union Pacific had more than 33,000 employees in October before these layoffs began.

OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — The head of the union that represents track maintenance workers says Union Pacific is jeopardizing safety by delaying nearly 1,200 planned projects until next year and laying off more than 1,000 workers, but the railroad says the seasonal move shouldn't be alarming.The president of the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes Division union has been sending letters to regulators for more than a month raising concerns about the layoffs, but the the Surface Transportation Board hasn't intervened.“Chaos and disruption with Union Pacific’s Maintenance of Way forces can only lead to one outcome — deferred maintenance and catastrophic outcomes,” Tony Cardwell, who leads the union, said in his letters. “These furloughs will affect the safety of Union Pacific operations and pose serious safety risks for the general public and the communities surrounding Union Pacific’s infrastructure.”Union Pacific said the decision to delay these projects is a reflection of the fact that the railroad went over budget after dealing with several unexpected weather events like the tropical storm that hit California this year and last summer's extreme heat. The railroad said it remains committed to safety and improving its track network across the western U.S.<a href="https://apnews.com/article/palestinian-territories-ohio-canada-business-accidents-d57651e17b2f9e0163c50298106950a3">Railroad safety</a>&nbsp;has been a&nbsp;<a href="https://apnews.com/article/railroad-safety-derailments-tank-car-ohio-minnesota-c60f33b64e9c7dc05768a78ae20f3ce5">concern</a>&nbsp;nationwide this year ever since a&nbsp;<a href="https://apnews.com/article/politics-pete-buttigieg-evacuations-ohio-explosions-64908a6416662b5866809387f210aee5">Norfolk Southern train derailed</a>, spilled hazardous chemicals and caught fire in eastern Ohio in February. Members of Congress proposed&nbsp;<a href="https://apnews.com/article/ohio-train-derailment-congress-6288cdfb0b4381de4c9bfb05199b8ba6">reforms</a>&nbsp;but those have&nbsp;<a href="https://apnews.com/article/east-palestine-train-derailment-safety-regulations-railroad-4db52c68daf68da05425b5b70363fb0a">largely stalled</a>.Cardwell said that after these layoffs of 1,350 workers UP will have only a little over 4,700 track maintenance workers. Back in 2015 before a series of cuts designed to make the railroad more efficient, Union Pacific employed 8,791. That means each maintenance worker will now have about 11 miles (17.7 kilometers) of track to take care of on average, up from 8.6 last year and 6.5 in 2016.The union is concerned that these cuts are an indication of how tightly&nbsp;<a href="https://apnews.com/article/union-pacific-ceo-jim-vena-railroad-23365ccd844a91a7ba9d0cfd6b36fe0b">new CEO Jim Vena</a>&nbsp;plans to manage the railroad's expenses. Union Pacific, like all the major freight railroads, already made significant cuts in its workforce over the past several years as part of&nbsp;<a href="https://apnews.com/article/business-aab7d3084a8d17d8d721d2cb750be323">overhauling its operations</a>&nbsp;to rely more on fewer, longer trains. Last month, Union Pacific announced plans to&nbsp;<a href="https://apnews.com/article/union-pacific-railroad-management-layoffs-d72058d3154289e26c732492748bd452">trim the ranks</a>&nbsp;of its mangers across the railroad to help streamline decision making.Union Pacific hasn't done large year-end layoffs of maintenance workers like this in several years, according to the union, although these jobs were originally listed as seasonal positions.Union Pacific spokeswoman Clarissa Beyah said the actual number of furloughs will be smaller than the union fears because many workers take other jobs with the railroad and some workers may have enough vacation time saved up to cover the period.“Accusations that Union Pacific does not invest in its infrastructure and maintenance are untrue," Beyah said. "This year alone, the railroad will spend $3.7 billion on capital investment, of which a significant portion is allotted for maintenance. As part of the capital planning process, we are temporarily reducing some seasonal track maintenance positions.”The railroad said its workers have already replaced more than 3 million railroad ties and more than 400 miles of track across the railroad this year.And even though these maintenance workers will be out of work during the holiday season, Union Pacific said it continues to hire train crews in certain locations as part of its effort to improve service and make sure it can handle all the shipments companies hire the railroad to deliver. At last report, Union Pacific had more than 33,000 employees in October before these layoffs began.

Rail union says Union Pacific layoffs of over 1,000 track maintenance workers jeopardizes safety

Post News Director Canon Rath chatted with Haven Smith, Executive Director from the Mid-Plains United Way and the pair discussed upcoming events and the idea of donating during this holiday season.&nbsp;

NORTH PLATTE - The holiday season has officially rolled into and many partner agencies and the Mid-Plain United Way are in the middle of there fundraisers, campaigns, events and so much more. The holiday time can be a joy but also a struggle. Donating during the holiday can help benefit yourself and also others. In this weeks chat, Haven and Canon talked about different aspects of donating during the holiday season. The pair also chatted about upcoming events. If you would like to learn more, check out the podcast above.&nbsp;

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(Audio) Mid-Plains United Way weekly conversation

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This information is not a criminal history. Criminal charges are often dropped or reduced. All individuals included in this post are presumed innocent of crimes until proven guilty in a court of law. The North Platte Post assumes no legal liability or responsibility for the accuracy, or completeness, of this information. Any person who believes information provided is not accurate may submit a complaint to admin@northplattepost.com.</div>

The Hot Sheets: December 2nd, 2023

OHS One-Act Team placed 1st at the Southwest Conference Play Production Contest on Tuesday. They also took home the Outstanding Actress award, Lauren Henning, and the Outstanding Actor award, Michael Tophoj. 

Seven others received outstanding performance awards: Tyler Wang, Anica Bush, Kaden Walker, Erica Hesser, Jasmine, Biel, Isabel Rodriguez, and Lillian Holthusen. The group will travel to Gothenburg on Saturday to compete in the District B-6 contest.

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OHS One Act Team places 1st at the Southwest Conference Play Production, team will compete at the B-6 District tomorrow in Gothenburg

Winter Wonderland event going in Ogallala on Sunday

Perkins County Schools has announced that Ava Reese has committed to Hastings College to continue her education and athletic career to run track. Reese signed in the school's gym.

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Perkins County Ava Reese commits to Hastings College for track

North Platte native Olivia Phillips (stage name Liv Faith) joined Derek Beck on Z93.5 Country Friday afternoon to chat about her debut country song "Settle Down".

Olivia is a student at UNL, her parents are Robyn Summers Foote and Jess Phillips both of North Platte. Liv's brother is Drew Phillips who is also a musician plays with the Drew Phillips Band and was recently named the opener for Michael Ray at next summers Lincoln County Fair in North Platte. Below is Liv's conversation today on Z93.5 Country with Derek Beck. (Podcast sponsored by North Platte Kubota)

(Song not included in this interview, you can find "SETTLE DOWN" on all streaming platforms, search Liv Faith.

North Platte native Olivia Phillips (stage name Liv Faith) joined Derek Beck on Z93.5 Country Friday afternoon to chat about her debut country song "Settle Down".Olivia is a student at UNL, her parents are Robyn Summers Foote and Jess Phillips both of North Platte. Liv's brother is Drew Phillips who is also a musician plays with the Drew Phillips Band and was recently named the opener for Michael Ray at next summers Lincoln County Fair in North Platte. Below is Liv's conversation today on Z93.5 Country with Derek Beck. (Podcast sponsored by North Platte Kubota)<div><iframe title="North Platte native Olivia Phillips debuts song on Z93.5 Country Today" allowtransparency="true" height="150" width="100%" style="border: none; min-width: min(100%, 430px);height:150px;" scrolling="no" data-name="pb-iframe-player" src="https://www.podbean.com/player-v2/?i=kpmbz-1513bdf-pb&from=pb6admin&share=1&download=1&rtl=1&fonts=Times%20New%20Roman&skin=1b1b1b&font-color=&logo_link=episode_page&btn-skin=ff6d00" loading="lazy"></iframe></div>(Song not included in this interview, you can find "SETTLE DOWN" on all streaming platforms, search Liv Faith.<figure>
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(North Platte, Nebraska, December 1, 2023) – With the holiday season upon us, the Tourism Advisory Council (TAC) of North Platte has decided to continue our tradition of gifting two employees of a tourism driven business a basket of goodies to help them put together their holiday feasts! Each business that is a member of TAC puts in the name of one employee or volunteer from their organization that they would like to gift a meal to. These names are drawn, and one Thanksgiving basket is given, and one Christmas basket is given. The recipient of the Thanksgiving basket is a volunteer of the North Platte Pow Wow and received their meal the week of Thanksgiving. The recipient of the Christmas basket is an employee of the Best Western Plus and will be delivered the week of Christmas.&nbsp;

The purpose of the Tourism Advisory Council is to advance the tourism industry in the City of North&nbsp; Platte/Lincoln County. We raise the standard and upgrade the economy of the tourism/lodging industry and maintain a front-line training program for all front-line employees because they all have a direct&nbsp; influence on tourism traffic. We also encourage and maintain truthfulness and fair play in advertising&nbsp; and general business practices, and we try to bring about a better public understanding of the aims and&nbsp; benefits of the tourism industry. We are continually working to establish a forum where ideas,&nbsp; information, and experience regarding the tourism industry can be exchanged to help better us all.&nbsp;

Tourism Advisory Council(North Platte, Nebraska, December 1, 2023) – With the holiday season upon us, the Tourism Advisory Council (TAC) of North Platte has decided to continue our tradition of gifting two employees of a tourism driven business a basket of goodies to help them put together their holiday feasts! Each business that is a member of TAC puts in the name of one employee or volunteer from their organization that they would like to gift a meal to. These names are drawn, and one Thanksgiving basket is given, and one Christmas basket is given. The recipient of the Thanksgiving basket is a volunteer of the North Platte Pow Wow and received their meal the week of Thanksgiving. The recipient of the Christmas basket is an employee of the Best Western Plus and will be delivered the week of Christmas.&nbsp;The purpose of the Tourism Advisory Council is to advance the tourism industry in the City of North&nbsp; Platte/Lincoln County. We raise the standard and upgrade the economy of the tourism/lodging industry and maintain a front-line training program for all front-line employees because they all have a direct&nbsp; influence on tourism traffic. We also encourage and maintain truthfulness and fair play in advertising&nbsp; and general business practices, and we try to bring about a better public understanding of the aims and&nbsp; benefits of the tourism industry. We are continually working to establish a forum where ideas,&nbsp; information, and experience regarding the tourism industry can be exchanged to help better us all.&nbsp;

Tourism Advisory Council Holiday Baskets

OGALLALA - The Ogallala Indians boy's and girls' basketball teams are ready to get their season started today when they travel east to take on Class B Lexington Minutemaids/Minutemen.&nbsp;

Both Lexington teams played last night in Gothenburg where the girls' team lost 57-12 and the boys' team lost 62-19. We will have LIVE coverage of today's games on Flatrock 100.7 with Canon Rath. Kwik Stop pregame coverage is set to begin at 4:45pm MT/5:45pm CT with tipoff set for 5:00pm MT/6:00pm CT. Listen along on Flatrock 100.7 FM or online by <a href="https://flatrock1007.com/">click here.</a>

Sandhills PostOGALLALA - The Ogallala Indians boy's and girls' basketball teams are ready to get their season started today when they travel east to take on Class B Lexington Minutemaids/Minutemen.&nbsp;Both Lexington teams played last night in Gothenburg where the girls' team lost 57-12 and the boys' team lost 62-19. We will have LIVE coverage of today's games on Flatrock 100.7 with Canon Rath. Kwik Stop pregame coverage is set to begin at 4:45pm MT/5:45pm CT with tipoff set for 5:00pm MT/6:00pm CT. Listen along on Flatrock 100.7 FM or online by <a href="https://flatrock1007.com/">click here.</a>

Ogallala basketball ready to kick off the 2023-2024 season today 

Garan Coons demonstrates the men’s fancy dance during a performance Thursday afternoon in North Platte. Coons is Oglala Lakota and Navajo. He is also a dancer, singer, flute player and storyteller and the founder of the Native American Many Moccasins Dance Troupe.

Coons, his children and his mother were hosted by Mid-Plains Community College. They also performed earlier in the day in McCook in honor of Native American Heritage Month.

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 </figure>Heather Johnson MPCCGaran Coons demonstrates the men’s fancy dance during a performance Thursday afternoon in North Platte. Coons is Oglala Lakota and Navajo. He is also a dancer, singer, flute player and storyteller and the founder of the Native American Many Moccasins Dance Troupe.Coons, his children and his mother were hosted by Mid-Plains Community College. They also performed earlier in the day in McCook in honor of Native American Heritage Month.

MPCC hosts Native American dancer/storyteller

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