BRULE, NEB. - The Brule Gun Show is this Saturday and Sunday. The event is taking place at the Brule Activity Center which is located at 8th and Oak Street. Saturdays show will be from 9 am - 5 pm mountain time while Sunday's show is scheduled for 9 am - 3 pm mountain time.

The event will feature a raffle including $500 in Fun Show Bucks or a choice of a Walther 22 Mag Pistol or a Diamondback AR 15 Tiger Stripe. At the event, you can buy, sell, trade, or even display your collection. Food will be served at the event. Admission is $5 for an adult and children under 12 are free, however must be accompanied by an adult.

(All time are in the mountain time zone.)

Sand Hills PostBRULE, NEB. - The Brule Gun Show is this Saturday and Sunday. The event is taking place at the Brule Activity Center which is located at 8th and Oak Street. Saturdays show will be from 9 am - 5 pm mountain time while Sunday's show is scheduled for 9 am - 3 pm mountain time.The event will feature a raffle including $500 in Fun Show Bucks or a choice of a Walther 22 Mag Pistol or a Diamondback AR 15 Tiger Stripe. At the event, you can buy, sell, trade, or even display your collection. Food will be served at the event. Admission is $5 for an adult and children under 12 are free, however must be accompanied by an adult.(All time are in the mountain time zone.)<figure>
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Brule Gun Show this weekend

Pumpkins and More A-Maiz-ing Farm in Holyoke, CO opens this weekend

Southwest Nebraska Public Health Department

Southwest Nebraska Public Health Department (SWNPHD) will be offering Vaccines for Children at public clinics in September.&nbsp; These clinics are a good opportunity for you to get your child up to date on shots that they need to stay in school.&nbsp;Anyone two months of age and older are invited to get their vaccinations.

Curtis&nbsp;– Monday, September 11th, 4:30-5:30 pm at Medicine Valley High School.

Trenton –&nbsp;Tuesday, September 19th, 3:30-4:30 pm at Hitchcock County High School Library.

Ogallala&nbsp;– every Thursday weekly, 8:00 am-4:00 pm MT, walk-in’s welcome. Also 4:00-6:00 pm MT by appointment only, at 418 N Spruce (across the street from the Methodist Church).

McCook&nbsp;–&nbsp;daily Monday-Friday, 8:00-4:00 pm based upon the nurse availability, at 404 West 10th Street (one block north of Arby’s).

Other locations:&nbsp;check with your local healthcare provider or pharmacy.

We encourage those interested in vaccination to call to schedule an appointment. Walk-ins are welcome, but priority will be given to those with a scheduled appointment.&nbsp;

Vaccines for Children is&nbsp;funded in whole with federal and DHHS funds.&nbsp;Children with no insurance, under-insured, Medicaid, Native American or Native Alaskan qualify for state-funded vaccine. Adults who are uninsured or under-insured may also qualify for state funded vaccine. Call the office for qualifications at 308-345-4223. Both state-funded and private vaccines are available at these clinics.&nbsp; Insurance billing and cash or credit card payment options are available to those who do not qualify for the state-funded vaccine.

Southwest Nebraska Public Health Department serves Chase, Dundy, Frontier, Furnas, Hayes, Hitchcock, Keith, Perkins, and Red Willow counties.&nbsp;&nbsp;The website swhealth.ne.gov contains many resources and additional information helpful to prevent disease, promote and protect health.&nbsp;&nbsp;You can follow us on Facebook, Instagram, You Tube and TikTok.&nbsp; Call 308-345-4223,&nbsp;one number three locations (McCook, Imperial &amp; Ogallala),&nbsp;or stop by the office at 404 West 10th Street in McCook or 418 North Spruce Street in Ogallala.

Southwest Nebraska Public Health DepartmentSouthwest Nebraska Public Health Department (SWNPHD) will be offering Vaccines for Children at public clinics in September.&nbsp; These clinics are a good opportunity for you to get your child up to date on shots that they need to stay in school.&nbsp;Anyone two months of age and older are invited to get their vaccinations.Locations include:Curtis&nbsp;– Monday, September 11th, 4:30-5:30 pm at Medicine Valley High School.Trenton –&nbsp;Tuesday, September 19th, 3:30-4:30 pm at Hitchcock County High School Library.Ogallala&nbsp;– every Thursday weekly, 8:00 am-4:00 pm MT, walk-in’s welcome. Also 4:00-6:00 pm MT by appointment only, at 418 N Spruce (across the street from the Methodist Church).McCook&nbsp;–&nbsp;daily Monday-Friday, 8:00-4:00 pm based upon the nurse availability, at 404 West 10th Street (one block north of Arby’s).Other locations:&nbsp;check with your local healthcare provider or pharmacy.We encourage those interested in vaccination to call to schedule an appointment. Walk-ins are welcome, but priority will be given to those with a scheduled appointment.&nbsp;Vaccines for Children is&nbsp;funded in whole with federal and DHHS funds.&nbsp;Children with no insurance, under-insured, Medicaid, Native American or Native Alaskan qualify for state-funded vaccine. Adults who are uninsured or under-insured may also qualify for state funded vaccine. Call the office for qualifications at 308-345-4223. Both state-funded and private vaccines are available at these clinics.&nbsp; Insurance billing and cash or credit card payment options are available to those who do not qualify for the state-funded vaccine.Southwest Nebraska Public Health Department serves Chase, Dundy, Frontier, Furnas, Hayes, Hitchcock, Keith, Perkins, and Red Willow counties.&nbsp;&nbsp;The website swhealth.ne.gov contains many resources and additional information helpful to prevent disease, promote and protect health.&nbsp;&nbsp;You can follow us on Facebook, Instagram, You Tube and TikTok.&nbsp; Call 308-345-4223,&nbsp;one number three locations (McCook, Imperial &amp; Ogallala),&nbsp;or stop by the office at 404 West 10th Street in McCook or 418 North Spruce Street in Ogallala.

Vaccines for Children Public Clinics in September

&nbsp;(OGALLALA, NEB.)&nbsp;&nbsp;— Troopers with the Nebraska State Patrol were responding to an incident on Interstate 80 near Big Springs Saturday afternoon when three patrol units were struck while parked on the shoulder.

At approximately 3:00 p.m. Saturday, troopers were dispatched to a report of two people arguing on the shoulder of Interstate 80 near mile marker 109. Upon arrival, troopers discovered a man and woman, who had been traveling together, engaged in a verbal confrontation on the shoulder. Three troopers arrived on scene and parked on the shoulder of I-80.

While the troopers were addressing the altercation, a Honda Civic drove onto the shoulder and struck one of the cruisers, pushing it forward into the other two cruisers. Nobody was inside the cruisers at the time of the crash.

Troopers immediately rushed to help the driver. The driver was transported to Ogallala Community Hospital by the Ogallala Fire Department with what are believed to be non-life-threatening injuries.

The initial incident was resolved with no citations and the two parties separated. No troopers were injured during this incident. The Keith County Sheriff’s Office will investigate the crash.

Cody Thomas Nebraska State Patrol&nbsp;(OGALLALA, NEB.)&nbsp;&nbsp;— Troopers with the Nebraska State Patrol were responding to an incident on Interstate 80 near Big Springs Saturday afternoon when three patrol units were struck while parked on the shoulder.<figure>
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 </figure>At approximately 3:00 p.m. Saturday, troopers were dispatched to a report of two people arguing on the shoulder of Interstate 80 near mile marker 109. Upon arrival, troopers discovered a man and woman, who had been traveling together, engaged in a verbal confrontation on the shoulder. Three troopers arrived on scene and parked on the shoulder of I-80.While the troopers were addressing the altercation, a Honda Civic drove onto the shoulder and struck one of the cruisers, pushing it forward into the other two cruisers. Nobody was inside the cruisers at the time of the crash.Troopers immediately rushed to help the driver. The driver was transported to Ogallala Community Hospital by the Ogallala Fire Department with what are believed to be non-life-threatening injuries.The initial incident was resolved with no citations and the two parties separated. No troopers were injured during this incident. The Keith County Sheriff’s Office will investigate the crash.

Troopers Uninjured After Patrol Units Struck on I-80

The real dreamers of North Platte are getting another chance to pitch their idea to a panel of judges and live audience this October, but first they must commit to submitting their idea.

It’s easy to sit back and make a wish that another business, product, or service existed within our community. The do-er’s are those to celebrate. Nebraska inventors created the NYC Subway Car, Baker’s Chocolates, Pivot Walker, Dorothy Lynch, aluminum track hurdles, and so much more.

We can also look to past winners of Big Idea North Platte for inspiration such as Bunkhouse Media, Hide Park Apparel, Fire Door Night Light, Cargo Socks, Liquid Carriage, and Entrepreneurship book, plus others.

This will be the fourth year the North Platte Young Professionals (NPYP) host the “shark-tank” inspired pitch competition, and they have brought back the Youth Category. With outstanding support of the youth in our community, the NPYP Advisory Committee decided to bring back the category. Mid Plains Community College has sponsored college scholarships, that can be used at any MPCC campus, as well as summer courses for the prize awards for those entering under 18. &nbsp;Third Place will win at $1,000 scholarship. Second Place a $1,500 scholarship. First Place will win a $2,500 scholarship.

Eagle Communications, through the Schmidt Foundation has graciously stepped up again this year to donate prize money for the Community Category. Third Place will win $3,000. Second Place will win $7,000. First Place will win $10,000.

This idea pitch competition is seeking application/ideas and the deadline is fast approaching on September 17th.&nbsp; We want to hear your ideas and with the top three ideas winning prize money and support to help bring their product, service, or enhancement to current business to fruition. Support includes but limited to help with legal questions, business development, advertising, focus group, pitch coaching and cash or scholarship awards. &nbsp;

It's simple to turn in your idea… grab your phone, turn on your video and tell us what is your BIG IDEA for North Platte.&nbsp; Then upload that video to BigIdeaNorthPlatte.com by September 17th.&nbsp; Finalists will be chosen and we will help those applicants prepare and flush out their ideas for in an entertaining pitch performance on October 18th, where in front of a focus group of North Platte residents you can see and hear support for your new idea, plus the chance to win BIG money and prizes.&nbsp; You never know, you could start the next Nebraska invention like MIRA Surgical Platform, Kool-Aid or Berkshire Hathaway.

Cassie CondonThe real dreamers of North Platte are getting another chance to pitch their idea to a panel of judges and live audience this October, but first they must commit to submitting their idea.It’s easy to sit back and make a wish that another business, product, or service existed within our community. The do-er’s are those to celebrate. Nebraska inventors created the NYC Subway Car, Baker’s Chocolates, Pivot Walker, Dorothy Lynch, aluminum track hurdles, and so much more.We can also look to past winners of Big Idea North Platte for inspiration such as Bunkhouse Media, Hide Park Apparel, Fire Door Night Light, Cargo Socks, Liquid Carriage, and Entrepreneurship book, plus others.This will be the fourth year the North Platte Young Professionals (NPYP) host the “shark-tank” inspired pitch competition, and they have brought back the Youth Category. With outstanding support of the youth in our community, the NPYP Advisory Committee decided to bring back the category. Mid Plains Community College has sponsored college scholarships, that can be used at any MPCC campus, as well as summer courses for the prize awards for those entering under 18. &nbsp;Third Place will win at $1,000 scholarship. Second Place a $1,500 scholarship. First Place will win a $2,500 scholarship.Eagle Communications, through the Schmidt Foundation has graciously stepped up again this year to donate prize money for the Community Category. Third Place will win $3,000. Second Place will win $7,000. First Place will win $10,000.This idea pitch competition is seeking application/ideas and the deadline is fast approaching on September 17th.&nbsp; We want to hear your ideas and with the top three ideas winning prize money and support to help bring their product, service, or enhancement to current business to fruition. Support includes but limited to help with legal questions, business development, advertising, focus group, pitch coaching and cash or scholarship awards. &nbsp;It's simple to turn in your idea… grab your phone, turn on your video and tell us what is your BIG IDEA for North Platte.&nbsp; Then upload that video to BigIdeaNorthPlatte.com by September 17th.&nbsp; Finalists will be chosen and we will help those applicants prepare and flush out their ideas for in an entertaining pitch performance on October 18th, where in front of a focus group of North Platte residents you can see and hear support for your new idea, plus the chance to win BIG money and prizes.&nbsp; You never know, you could start the next Nebraska invention like MIRA Surgical Platform, Kool-Aid or Berkshire Hathaway.<figure>
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BIG IDEA NORTH PLATTE Submission deadline is 11:59pm, September 17

Mid-Plains Community College will be closed Sept. 4 in observance of the Labor Day holiday. That includes all campuses in McCook, North Platte, Broken Bow, Imperial, Ogallala and Valentine. The college will reopen with normal business hours Sept. 5.

Heather Johnson MPCCMid-Plains Community College will be closed Sept. 4 in observance of the Labor Day holiday. That includes all campuses in McCook, North Platte, Broken Bow, Imperial, Ogallala and Valentine. The college will reopen with normal business hours Sept. 5.

MPCC to close for Labor Day

North Platte Post News Director Canon Rath chatted with Kristy Lage and Trudy Merritt about the Dismal River Run and the 16th Autumn River Run.&nbsp;

NORTH PLATTE - The Platte River Fitness Series is hosting a few running events coming up in September and October. In September, the Eclipse Dismal River Run will be held on September 17th at the Eclipse Church in Mullen, Ne and on October 1st, the 16th Annual Autumn River Run will be held in North Platte. You can still sign up for both events. To learn more about the event, check out the podcast above. If you would like to sign up, <a href="https://www.platteriverfitness.com/">click here.</a>&nbsp;

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 </figure>North Platte Post News Director Canon Rath chatted with Kristy Lage and Trudy Merritt about the Dismal River Run and the 16th Autumn River Run.&nbsp;<div><iframe title="(Audio) Eclipse Dismal River Run/16th Autumn River Run" 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=u6zec-1495c0c-pb&from=pb6admin&share=1&download=1&rtl=1&fonts=Times%20New%20Roman&skin=1b1b1b&font-color=auto&logo_link=episode_page&btn-skin=ff6d00" loading="lazy"></iframe></div>NORTH PLATTE - The Platte River Fitness Series is hosting a few running events coming up in September and October. In September, the Eclipse Dismal River Run will be held on September 17th at the Eclipse Church in Mullen, Ne and on October 1st, the 16th Annual Autumn River Run will be held in North Platte. You can still sign up for both events. To learn more about the event, check out the podcast above. If you would like to sign up, <a href="https://www.platteriverfitness.com/">click here.</a>&nbsp;

(Audio) Eclipse Dismal River Run/16th Autumn River Run

Additional Troopers will be patrolling this Labor Day weekend around Keith County and Lake McConaughy.

NSP Troop DAdditional Troopers will be patrolling this Labor Day weekend around Keith County and Lake McConaughy.<div><blockquote class="twitter-tweet">Additional Troopers will be patrolling this Labor Day weekend around Keith County and Lake McConaughy. <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/DriveSoberOrGetPulledOver?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#DriveSoberOrGetPulledOver</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/NebraskaDOT?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@NebraskaDOT</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/MaddNebraska?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@MaddNebraska</a> <a href="https://t.co/33RIqMTMy7">pic.twitter.com/33RIqMTMy7</a>&mdash; NSP Troop D (@NSP_TroopD) <a href="https://twitter.com/NSP_TroopD/status/1697649787385069727?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 1, 2023</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script></div>

Additional NSP Troops patrolling Keith County and Lake McConaughy this Labor Day weekend

<div><blockquote class="twitter-tweet">Please spread the word! We would like to invite all community members, students, and FFA alumni to a Welcome Back BBQ! <a href="https://t.co/BimuC6K4G4">pic.twitter.com/BimuC6K4G4</a>&mdash; Paxton Schools (@PaxtonSchools) <a href="https://twitter.com/PaxtonSchools/status/1697380870879842701?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">August 31, 2023</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script></div>

Paxton FFA welcome back BBQ

Cornhole Tournament - Sept 4th @ 11am - Paxton Ball Fields.  There are two different tournaments, one for Novice and one for Experienced.  It's a round robin double elimination with CASH  prizes for the winners!  Registration happens right at 11am on the South East corner of the park.  Get your throwing arm ready because there's some good competition coming!

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Paxton Labor Day Cornhole tournament

Union Pacific Railroad today announced Scott Moore, senior vice president-Corporate Relations and chief administrative officer, will retire Oct. 1 following a long career in railroading and politics.

In his role at Union Pacific, Moore has companywide responsibility for public affairs, corporate communications and all executive services, including Union Pacific's iconic heritage fleet. He also serves as president of the Union Pacific Foundation.

“In his time at Union Pacific, Scott has shown strategic vision and unwavering leadership as he guided his teams and the company through monumental change,” said Jim Vena, CEO of Union Pacific. “His passion and commitment have played an important role in galvanizing the railroad's reputation for Building America. I couldn't be more grateful for Scott and his contributions over his longtime career. We'll miss his leadership, and I'll miss him personally.”

Moore began his railroad career 23 years ago after a successful career in politics that began by representing Nebraska's 24th legislative district in the Nebraska Legislature from 1987 to 1994. He went on to serve two terms as Nebraska's Secretary of State from 1994 to 2000.

In 2000, Moore exited state government and joined Union Pacific as Director of Government Affairs. He went on to become the railroad's Assistant Vice President-Public Partnerships, followed by vice president-Public Affairs for Union Pacific's nine-state Western Region based in Roseville, California. In 2015, Moore returned to Omaha as senior vice president-Corporate Relations and chief administrative officer, where he oversaw all state and local government affairs activities for the railroad's 23-state system, the Corporate Communications function and served as Chief of Staff to the Chief Executive Officer.

“I couldn't be more proud of my teammates and the work they've accomplished during my years at Union Pacific,” Moore said. “It's been an honor of a lifetime to serve alongside some of the most talented, creative people in the railroad industry.”

In addition to his railroad career, Moore served on many community boards over the decades, including as Chair of the Nebraska State Chamber of Commerce &amp; Industry and as President of the Nebraskaland Foundation. He continues to serve on the boards of the National Park Foundation's National Council, and the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Foundation.

Moore and his wife, Danene J. Tushar, will divide their time between outdoor activities in Colorado and enjoying friends and family in Nebraska, where both are avid Cornhusker fans.

Union PacificUnion Pacific Railroad today announced Scott Moore, senior vice president-Corporate Relations and chief administrative officer, will retire Oct. 1 following a long career in railroading and politics.<figure>
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 </figure>In his role at Union Pacific, Moore has companywide responsibility for public affairs, corporate communications and all executive services, including Union Pacific's iconic heritage fleet. He also serves as president of the Union Pacific Foundation.“In his time at Union Pacific, Scott has shown strategic vision and unwavering leadership as he guided his teams and the company through monumental change,” said Jim Vena, CEO of Union Pacific. “His passion and commitment have played an important role in galvanizing the railroad's reputation for Building America. I couldn't be more grateful for Scott and his contributions over his longtime career. We'll miss his leadership, and I'll miss him personally.”Moore began his railroad career 23 years ago after a successful career in politics that began by representing Nebraska's 24th legislative district in the Nebraska Legislature from 1987 to 1994. He went on to serve two terms as Nebraska's Secretary of State from 1994 to 2000.In 2000, Moore exited state government and joined Union Pacific as Director of Government Affairs. He went on to become the railroad's Assistant Vice President-Public Partnerships, followed by vice president-Public Affairs for Union Pacific's nine-state Western Region based in Roseville, California. In 2015, Moore returned to Omaha as senior vice president-Corporate Relations and chief administrative officer, where he oversaw all state and local government affairs activities for the railroad's 23-state system, the Corporate Communications function and served as Chief of Staff to the Chief Executive Officer.“I couldn't be more proud of my teammates and the work they've accomplished during my years at Union Pacific,” Moore said. “It's been an honor of a lifetime to serve alongside some of the most talented, creative people in the railroad industry.”In addition to his railroad career, Moore served on many community boards over the decades, including as Chair of the Nebraska State Chamber of Commerce &amp; Industry and as President of the Nebraskaland Foundation. He continues to serve on the boards of the National Park Foundation's National Council, and the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Foundation.Moore and his wife, Danene J. Tushar, will divide their time between outdoor activities in Colorado and enjoying friends and family in Nebraska, where both are avid Cornhusker fans.

Sr. Vice President-Corporate Relations and Chief Administrative Officer Scott Moore to Retire from Union Pacific Oct. 1

Paxton Labor Day Celebration schedule of events

Southwest Public Health Department

This summer ten community swimming pools received Pool Cool certificates from Southwest Nebraska Public Health Department (SWNPHD). The Pool Cool program works with local swimming pools to train pool staff to provide children with education about skin cancer and sun safety during their swim lessons.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

The Pool Cool program manager, Sarah Minnick, visited area swimming pools in June to increase awareness of sun protection practices with pool staff and pool users. Ten area swimming pools agreed to teach the Pool Cool program. Pools were asked to send pictures of lifeguards teaching the Pool Cool program and then they would qualify for the certificate and a cash incentive.&nbsp;

SWNPHD provided signage for each of the pools that was used to educate swimmers and act as a sun safety reminder. “We also provided the pools with free sunscreen so if someone forgets to apply it before arriving to the pool, they will have some readily available,” Minnick explained. “Using the Pool Cool program that the National Cancer Institute has made available for area pools is a great tool to help educate all swimmers and pool employees on sun safety and preventing skin cancer.”&nbsp;&nbsp;

In July and August Sarah Minnick visited those same pools again to present the pools with their certificate of completion and $250 dollars as a thank you for helping their communities prevent skin cancer. The pools that completed the program were Arapahoe Pool, Beaver City Pool, Benkelman Pool, Culbertson Pool, Curtis Pool, Cambridge Public Pool, Indianola Public Pool, Oxford Pool, Paxton Pool, and Wauneta Pool.&nbsp;

Skin cancer is the most common form of cancer found in the United States; it accounts for nearly 1.3 million new cases of cancer each year. SWNPHD wants to remind everyone of the importance of using sunscreen every day, even in winter months, because ultraviolet or UV rays are an invisible radiation that is present all year round.&nbsp;

For more information call SWNPHD at 308-345-4223, one number, three locations. Southwest Nebraska Public Health Department serves Chase, Dundy, Frontier, Furnas, Hayes, Hitchcock, Keith, Perkins, and Red Willow counties. The website swhealth.ne.gov contains many resources and additional information helpful to prevent disease, promote wellness, and protect health. You can also follow SWNPHD on Facebook, Instagram, You Tube and TikTok.&nbsp;

Southwest Public Health DepartmentThis summer ten community swimming pools received Pool Cool certificates from Southwest Nebraska Public Health Department (SWNPHD). The Pool Cool program works with local swimming pools to train pool staff to provide children with education about skin cancer and sun safety during their swim lessons.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;The Pool Cool program manager, Sarah Minnick, visited area swimming pools in June to increase awareness of sun protection practices with pool staff and pool users. Ten area swimming pools agreed to teach the Pool Cool program. Pools were asked to send pictures of lifeguards teaching the Pool Cool program and then they would qualify for the certificate and a cash incentive.&nbsp;SWNPHD provided signage for each of the pools that was used to educate swimmers and act as a sun safety reminder. “We also provided the pools with free sunscreen so if someone forgets to apply it before arriving to the pool, they will have some readily available,” Minnick explained. “Using the Pool Cool program that the National Cancer Institute has made available for area pools is a great tool to help educate all swimmers and pool employees on sun safety and preventing skin cancer.”&nbsp;&nbsp;In July and August Sarah Minnick visited those same pools again to present the pools with their certificate of completion and $250 dollars as a thank you for helping their communities prevent skin cancer. The pools that completed the program were Arapahoe Pool, Beaver City Pool, Benkelman Pool, Culbertson Pool, Curtis Pool, Cambridge Public Pool, Indianola Public Pool, Oxford Pool, Paxton Pool, and Wauneta Pool.&nbsp;Skin cancer is the most common form of cancer found in the United States; it accounts for nearly 1.3 million new cases of cancer each year. SWNPHD wants to remind everyone of the importance of using sunscreen every day, even in winter months, because ultraviolet or UV rays are an invisible radiation that is present all year round.&nbsp;For more information call SWNPHD at 308-345-4223, one number, three locations. Southwest Nebraska Public Health Department serves Chase, Dundy, Frontier, Furnas, Hayes, Hitchcock, Keith, Perkins, and Red Willow counties. The website swhealth.ne.gov contains many resources and additional information helpful to prevent disease, promote wellness, and protect health. You can also follow SWNPHD on Facebook, Instagram, You Tube and TikTok.&nbsp;

Pool Cool Certificates Awarded to Swimming Pools    

911 has experienced a catastrophic failure.  If you need emergency services in Lincoln County or the fire district of Gothenburg call 308-535-6789 until further notice.

911 has experienced a catastrophic failure. If you need emergency services in Lincoln County or the fire district of Gothenburg call 308-535-6789 until further notice.

911 Outage in Lincoln County and statewide

This years theme is "In the League of Our Own" (Baseball) &amp; Community Pride.  We are so excited to see some of the creative ideas that everyone has for their floats and/or rides!  This years theme was chosen to represent the alliance, camaraderie, fellowship, kinship, and unity that all of our communities have.  Paxton itself has a lot of history, tradition, and so many changes. 

 In the 1870's Paxton was actually called Alkali due to the soil being alkaline.  Now, I can totally get nerdy with this, but I shall digress!  But, the name didn't change until 1885 from Alkali to Paxton.  A Rancher from Omaha named William Paxton had the largest ranching operation in the area, and the town was named after him.  Also, in 1885, bridges were built for the development of young communities to grow on the other side of the river. 

 Again, this area alone (not just Paxton) is unique with a rich history! Which makes all of us "in the league of our own".  First named after the type of soil and then named after a ranching operation, Paxton continues to thrive in change, innovation, growth, and friendship.  Parade Info: -The parade starts at 10am and starts at the Paxton Consolidated Schools. 

 The parade route starts on 3rd street, heads straight East on 3rd and ends at the Paxton Ball Fields. -Registration starts at 9am at the Paxton Consolidated Schools-Categories: YOUTH- 5th graders and under, 6th graders and older (CASH ONLY).  Other categories - Business, Farms &amp; Ranch, Vehicles, Churches &amp; Non-Profits.  -Trophy for "OVER ALL" winner and trophies for winners within each category.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Paxton Labor Day CelebrationThis years theme is "In the League of Our Own" (Baseball) &amp; Community Pride. We are so excited to see some of the creative ideas that everyone has for their floats and/or rides! This years theme was chosen to represent the alliance, camaraderie, fellowship, kinship, and unity that all of our communities have. Paxton itself has a lot of history, tradition, and so many changes. In the 1870's Paxton was actually called Alkali due to the soil being alkaline. Now, I can totally get nerdy with this, but I shall digress! But, the name didn't change until 1885 from Alkali to Paxton. A Rancher from Omaha named William Paxton had the largest ranching operation in the area, and the town was named after him. Also, in 1885, bridges were built for the development of young communities to grow on the other side of the river. Again, this area alone (not just Paxton) is unique with a rich history! Which makes all of us "in the league of our own". First named after the type of soil and then named after a ranching operation, Paxton continues to thrive in change, innovation, growth, and friendship. Parade Info: -The parade starts at 10am and starts at the Paxton Consolidated Schools. The parade route starts on 3rd street, heads straight East on 3rd and ends at the Paxton Ball Fields. -Registration starts at 9am at the Paxton Consolidated Schools-Categories: YOUTH- 5th graders and under, 6th graders and older (CASH ONLY). Other categories - Business, Farms &amp; Ranch, Vehicles, Churches &amp; Non-Profits. -Trophy for "OVER ALL" winner and trophies for winners within each category.&nbsp;&nbsp;<figure>
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Paxton Labor Day Celebration parade information

On August 30, 2023, the Custer County Sheriff’s Office responded to a semi/road construction broom sweeper accident .1 miles west of Arnold, NE on Nebraska Highway 92.  The accident was reported at 6:02 a.m.   Roadwork was being performed on the highway at the time of the accident.

A 67-year-old Stapleton, NE male was driving a 2014 Freightliner semi, pulling a livestock trailer, eastbound on Highway 92.  A 56-year-old Broken Bow, NE, male, was in a road construction broom sweeper, in front of the Freightliner semi.  The semi-impacted the road construction broom sweeper pushing it into the south ditch.  The semi came to rest in the north ditch. 

 The driver of the broom sweeper was transported to Great Plains Health Hospital in North Platte, NE and was pronounced dead at the hospital.  The driver of the semi was not transported and had minor injuries.  The driver of the semi was wearing a seatbelt.  Seatbelt use by the driver of the road construction broom sweeper is unknown.  The names of the individuals involved are being withheld pending next of kin notification. 

 The Custer County Sheriff’s Office was assisted by the Nebraska State Patrol, Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office, Lincoln County Attorney’s Office, Arnold Fire and Rescue, and Trumbull Towing.  The Custer County Sheriff’s Office offers thoughts and prayers to all those affected by the accident.

Custer County SheriffOn August 30, 2023, the Custer County Sheriff’s Office responded to a semi/road construction broom sweeper accident .1 miles west of Arnold, NE on Nebraska Highway 92. The accident was reported at 6:02 a.m. Roadwork was being performed on the highway at the time of the accident.A 67-year-old Stapleton, NE male was driving a 2014 Freightliner semi, pulling a livestock trailer, eastbound on Highway 92. A 56-year-old Broken Bow, NE, male, was in a road construction broom sweeper, in front of the Freightliner semi. The semi-impacted the road construction broom sweeper pushing it into the south ditch. The semi came to rest in the north ditch. The driver of the broom sweeper was transported to Great Plains Health Hospital in North Platte, NE and was pronounced dead at the hospital. The driver of the semi was not transported and had minor injuries. The driver of the semi was wearing a seatbelt. Seatbelt use by the driver of the road construction broom sweeper is unknown. The names of the individuals involved are being withheld pending next of kin notification. The Custer County Sheriff’s Office was assisted by the Nebraska State Patrol, Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office, Lincoln County Attorney’s Office, Arnold Fire and Rescue, and Trumbull Towing. The Custer County Sheriff’s Office offers thoughts and prayers to all those affected by the accident.Dan OsmondCuster County Sheriff&nbsp;&nbsp;

Custer County Sheriff releases statement on Nebraska man killed in Custer County

A night of great music is planned for this year’s Concert for Healthcare at the Kiplinger Arena, Red Willow County Fairgrounds, on Saturday, October 7 when Priscilla Block presents her Block Party Tour. The energizing show raises funds to support Community Hospital’s vision of cultivating healthy communities through progressive and proactive care. Jordan Fletcher, a Nashville based artist, opens at 6:30 pm with Block beginning at 8 pm. Doors open at 6 pm.

Country artist and TikTok star, Block, draws listeners in with her unfiltered, relatable songwriting and catchy melodies. She is pegged as an Artist to Watch by Amazon Music, PANDORA, Spotify, CMT, The Boot, MusicRow, HITS, Sounds Like Nashville, Country Now, Music Mayhem and more. Her honest and upfront approach promotes self-love, empowerment, and acceptance through her own blend of country pop and southern rock, dubbed the Block Party sound. Released in February, Block’s debut studio album includes “Just About Over You” along with “Wish You Were the Whiskey,” “My Bar,” “I Bet You Wanna Know” and more. Most recently, Block, and Justin Moore’s duet “You, Me, and Whisky” hit the Country Airplay charts at number one, making her the only female in the top 10 for the week. With 85 million streams and climbing, Block is an artist you won’t want to miss!&nbsp;

Fletcher opens for Block with his unique take on “authentic country spiked with rock spirit.” His autobiographical tunes, including “Hometowns Don’t” and “I Know You Are, But What Am I,” shed light on his life in a way that he hopes is therapeutic. “This is a shared experience,” he says, “When you listen to me, I hope you think, ‘This dude went through that? That makes me feel better.’” Other singles include “Still Those Kids,” in which he celebrates his love story with his wife of 11 years, and 2020 favorite, “Me On.”

&nbsp;“This family friendly event is a way to bring the community together while raising funds and awareness of our local healthcare services,” says Jessica Bortner, Community Hospital Health Foundation Executive Director. “Funds raised will support the mission of Community Hospital in leading our region to a healthier future. The Health Foundation funds healthcare equipment, patient assistance, program funding, healthcare scholarships and education, and the list continues."

Tickets are available through Ticket Storm at www.ticketstorm.com or can be purchased locally at Sehnert’s Bakery or Community Hospital Health Foundation, 711 East 11 Street. Tickets are $30 when purchased at Ticketstorm or picked up at the Health Foundation before the day of the event. Tickets purchased on the day of the concert will be $40.

The Concert for Healthcare is one of two major hospital fundraising events.&nbsp; For more information about the concert, contact Community Hospital Health Foundation at 308-344-7222.

Community HospitalAugust 31, 2023A night of great music is planned for this year’s Concert for Healthcare at the Kiplinger Arena, Red Willow County Fairgrounds, on Saturday, October 7 when Priscilla Block presents her Block Party Tour. The energizing show raises funds to support Community Hospital’s vision of cultivating healthy communities through progressive and proactive care. Jordan Fletcher, a Nashville based artist, opens at 6:30 pm with Block beginning at 8 pm. Doors open at 6 pm.<figure>
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 </figure>Country artist and TikTok star, Block, draws listeners in with her unfiltered, relatable songwriting and catchy melodies. She is pegged as an Artist to Watch by Amazon Music, PANDORA, Spotify, CMT, The Boot, MusicRow, HITS, Sounds Like Nashville, Country Now, Music Mayhem and more. Her honest and upfront approach promotes self-love, empowerment, and acceptance through her own blend of country pop and southern rock, dubbed the Block Party sound. Released in February, Block’s debut studio album includes “Just About Over You” along with “Wish You Were the Whiskey,” “My Bar,” “I Bet You Wanna Know” and more. Most recently, Block, and Justin Moore’s duet “You, Me, and Whisky” hit the Country Airplay charts at number one, making her the only female in the top 10 for the week. With 85 million streams and climbing, Block is an artist you won’t want to miss!&nbsp;Fletcher opens for Block with his unique take on “authentic country spiked with rock spirit.” His autobiographical tunes, including “Hometowns Don’t” and “I Know You Are, But What Am I,” shed light on his life in a way that he hopes is therapeutic. “This is a shared experience,” he says, “When you listen to me, I hope you think, ‘This dude went through that? That makes me feel better.’” Other singles include “Still Those Kids,” in which he celebrates his love story with his wife of 11 years, and 2020 favorite, “Me On.”&nbsp;“This family friendly event is a way to bring the community together while raising funds and awareness of our local healthcare services,” says Jessica Bortner, Community Hospital Health Foundation Executive Director. “Funds raised will support the mission of Community Hospital in leading our region to a healthier future. The Health Foundation funds healthcare equipment, patient assistance, program funding, healthcare scholarships and education, and the list continues."Tickets are available through Ticket Storm at www.ticketstorm.com or can be purchased locally at Sehnert’s Bakery or Community Hospital Health Foundation, 711 East 11 Street. Tickets are $30 when purchased at Ticketstorm or picked up at the Health Foundation before the day of the event. Tickets purchased on the day of the concert will be $40.The Concert for Healthcare is one of two major hospital fundraising events.&nbsp; For more information about the concert, contact Community Hospital Health Foundation at 308-344-7222.

Country artist and Tik Tok Start Priscilla Block to perform at Concert for Healthcare at the Kiplinger Arena

Sunday, Sept 3rd @ 6pm is the traditional "Town vs Country" Softball game!  Come and represent and play some adult softball!  Give Jocelyn a shout if you have questions, but other than that, show up and play hard!! GO TEAM!

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Paxton Labor Day Celebration softball game

Adams Insurance Advisors &amp; Second Chapter Brewing

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 It's time to register for the 5th Annual AIA Indian Pride 5K Fun Run in Ogallala, NE! The Fun Run will be on Saturday, September 16th at 7:30 a.m. Early Registration is open. Early registrants save $5 off the standard registration fee and registrants who are 21+ will receive a free drink from <a href="https://www.facebook.com/SecondChapterBrewing?__cft__[0]=AZXEWdJJEb4NRjmORnCP3xaUlEPdAGeTnAF4ZkrBR-ynXqcuzAJ8Y0tXGMrwIXtHk4Ei5-4mTGGi7cUHGF02uynX3qs2fTTx6NlXQBMEkwbjzNAhhZQHQEdpg70WskbKYQ3CWj8hHHnj3_5fAzdi568B&amp;__tn__=-]K-R">Second Chapter Brewing</a>&nbsp;! Early registration closes September 1st! <a href="https://aiainsures.co/2023ipfr-fb?fbclid=IwAR0ll3SaUwsCiYN-e1aOq6jVtUVt_K2rd5FSv6L0gwwyI9zQ4QeR3CIB1Js" target="_blank">https://aiainsures.co/2023ipfr-fb</a>

Adams Insurance Advisors &amp; Second Chapter BrewingOGALLALA -&nbsp;

 It's time to register for the 5th Annual AIA Indian Pride 5K Fun Run in Ogallala, NE! The Fun Run will be on Saturday, September 16th at 7:30 a.m. Early Registration is open. Early registrants save $5 off the standard registration fee and registrants who are 21+ will receive a free drink from <a href="https://www.facebook.com/SecondChapterBrewing?__cft__[0]=AZXEWdJJEb4NRjmORnCP3xaUlEPdAGeTnAF4ZkrBR-ynXqcuzAJ8Y0tXGMrwIXtHk4Ei5-4mTGGi7cUHGF02uynX3qs2fTTx6NlXQBMEkwbjzNAhhZQHQEdpg70WskbKYQ3CWj8hHHnj3_5fAzdi568B&amp;__tn__=-]K-R">Second Chapter Brewing</a>&nbsp;! Early registration closes September 1st! <a href="https://aiainsures.co/2023ipfr-fb?fbclid=IwAR0ll3SaUwsCiYN-e1aOq6jVtUVt_K2rd5FSv6L0gwwyI9zQ4QeR3CIB1Js" target="_blank">https://aiainsures.co/2023ipfr-fb</a><div><iframe src="https://www.facebook.com/plugins/post.php?href=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2Fadamsinsuranceadvisors%2Fposts%2Fpfbid0HpTVWH1ZTQTobfHf9AcoKJduM2oK2hujnjBqSNZgFmHPJbnupVMdk4nf4UjaR4m9l&show_text=true&width=500" width="500" height="450" style="border:none;overflow:hidden" scrolling="no" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen="true" allow="autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; picture-in-picture; web-share"></iframe></div>

5th Annual AIA Indian Pride 5k Fun Run in Ogallala

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Moe's Electric Grand Opening and Ribbon cutting today in Ogallala

Imperial Police Department with the assistance of the Nebraska State Patrol arrested Jeremiah J Vlasin on the charges of Creation of VDSEC 28-1463.01(1)(3), Child Abuse 28-707(1)(a), Child Abuse 28-707(1)(a), and Sexual Assualt by School Employee (Grooming) 28-316.01(5).

The Nebraska Attorney Generals Office and the Nebraska State Patrol has been and continues to assist the Imperial Police Department in this case. If you have any information regarding this individual please call Anna Brewer with the Attorney Generals Office (402)-480-8473 or Officer Bustillos with the Imperial Police Department (308)-882-4400. Individuals arrested are presumed innocent until proven guilty in the court of law.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Imperial Police DepartmentImperial Police Department with the assistance of the Nebraska State Patrol arrested Jeremiah J Vlasin on the charges of Creation of VDSEC 28-1463.01(1)(3), Child Abuse 28-707(1)(a), Child Abuse 28-707(1)(a), and Sexual Assualt by School Employee (Grooming) 28-316.01(5).<div><iframe src="https://www.facebook.com/plugins/post.php?href=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2FImperialPoliceDepartment%2Fposts%2Fpfbid0WwsSRH2G3iTjAryXGQ8DTdmrTdLaGZZe2mmtbLwZJV2sEFh7nRVDwQwcbi8ANppTl&show_text=true&width=500" width="500" height="348" style="border:none;overflow:hidden" scrolling="no" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen="true" allow="autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; picture-in-picture; web-share"></iframe></div>The Nebraska Attorney Generals Office and the Nebraska State Patrol has been and continues to assist the Imperial Police Department in this case. If you have any information regarding this individual please call Anna Brewer with the Attorney Generals Office (402)-480-8473 or Officer Bustillos with the Imperial Police Department (308)-882-4400. Individuals arrested are presumed innocent until proven guilty in the court of law.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Imperial Police Department arrest school employee charged with sexual assault and child abuse

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North Platte Post News Director talked with Nebraska State Education President Jenni Benson about the Support Our Schools campaign.&nbsp;

NORTH PLATTE, NEB. - The Support Our Schools campaign have been out gathering signatures the past 90 days&nbsp;to try to get the bill LB 753 on the 2024 ballot so Nebraska votes can vote on the bill. LB753 is the opportunity scholarship act and commits $50 million in tax credits for scholarships to kids across Nebraska with priority for scholarships going to kids who live in poverty, foster care, experience bullying, harassment, or other victimizing behaviors, or have a parent or guardian who is serving in the military.&nbsp;

Support our schools is against the bill as they favor public tax dollars should stay with public schools, not private schools. The signatures will be delivered Wednesday, August 30th at 9 am to the Secretary of State's Election Office. To learn more about Support Our Schools, check out the podcast above.&nbsp;

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 </figure>North Platte Post News Director talked with Nebraska State Education President Jenni Benson about the Support Our Schools campaign.&nbsp;<div><iframe title="Support Our Schools - Conversation with Jenni Benson" 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=rjzqk-1490ddd-pb&from=pb6admin&share=1&download=1&rtl=1&fonts=Times%20New%20Roman&skin=1b1b1b&font-color=auto&logo_link=episode_page&btn-skin=ff6d00" loading="lazy"></iframe></div>NORTH PLATTE, NEB. - The Support Our Schools campaign have been out gathering signatures the past 90 days&nbsp;to try to get the bill LB 753 on the 2024 ballot so Nebraska votes can vote on the bill. LB753 is the opportunity scholarship act and commits $50 million in tax credits for scholarships to kids across Nebraska with priority for scholarships going to kids who live in poverty, foster care, experience bullying, harassment, or other victimizing behaviors, or have a parent or guardian who is serving in the military.&nbsp;Support our schools is against the bill as they favor public tax dollars should stay with public schools, not private schools. The signatures will be delivered Wednesday, August 30th at 9 am to the Secretary of State's Election Office. To learn more about Support Our Schools, check out the podcast above.&nbsp;

(Audio) Support Our Schools - Conversation with Jenni Benson

North Platte Post News Director Canon Rath talked with Lisa Kraus from Second Chapter Brewing in Ogallala about the upcoming Pop-Up Party this Sunday.

OGALLALA, NEB. - Second Chapter Brewing in Ogallala is hosting a Pop-Up Party this Sunday from 12 pm - 6 pm mountain time. The event, which is free to the public and family friend will offer vendors, brew sampling, and a food truck will be in attendance.&nbsp;

The event is a great opportunity for entrepreneurs to get together and support the community. "As entrepreneurs ourselves, we really want to support the local community and help other entrepreneurs to get there works in front of a different audience," said Lisa Kraus. "This will be a lot of fun and their will be something for everyone at the brewery and it's going to be a great day labor day weekend.

The Pop-Up Party at Second Chapter Brewing in Ogallala will be from 12 pm - 6 pm this Sunday. The brewery is located at 203 West A Street in Ogallala. If you would like to learn more about the event, check out the podcast above. If you would like to learn more about Second Chapter Brewing in Ogallala, <a href="https://secondchapterbrewing.com/index.html?fbclid=IwAR2r1oe18nLRkYwLVwGPKbOLZn0u_hFbT6Zd-1q-v1nC9ACpShAwudGe-rU">click here</a>&nbsp;or <a href="https://www.facebook.com/SecondChapterBrewing">here.</a>

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