Articles from the September 5, 2013 edition
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Local agriculture producers are feeling the effects from the drought, climate change
Looking at the grasslands along the interstate, passersby and residents alike can witness the effects of the current drought plaguing the state of Nebraska. You can see it in the brittle, wilted... Full story
Man quits his job, walks across U.S. - all for his beloved country
Some men and women honor their nation by serving in the military. Others live their lives in fashion of the ‘American Dream,’ working day-to-day and raising a family, in hopes the next generation...
United States Postal Service carrier incidents reported throughout City of Kimball
Late last week, reports of a United States Postal Service mail carrier using his issued pepper spray surfaced in Kimball on social media outlets, prompting outrage amongst local residents. Although several unconfirmed reports of incidents surfaced,...
Kimball Longhorns fall to St. Pats, 37-0, in season opener
The Kimball High Longhorn football team had a tough season opener, traveling to North Platte St. Pats Friday night where they were shut out by the #6 state-ranked Knight, 37-0. New head coach Nick... Full story
Coyotes dominate in 76-6 victory
Kelsey Rozelle clearly had just one thing on his mind Friday night. Barely two minutes into the game, the Coyotes sophomore burst across the goal line from four yards out. In the middle of the first... Full story
Hager leads Kimball golfers to conference title
Brooke Hager fired a round of 91 to lead her Kimball High Lady Longhorn Golf Team to a double team championship at Bayard this past Thursday. The talented senior, who already can boast of three state...
Jeanette "Jan" McGuire
Jeanette “Jan” McGuire, 73, of Scottsbluff, entered into rest on Saturday, August 31, 2013, at Golden Living Center in Scottsbluff with her family by her side. A memorial service will be held at 11:00 a.m., Wednesday, September 4, 2013, at... Full story
