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 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2024/9/1725179185330.jpeg" alt="Brian Loving - Driving Left Of Center, Unlawful Display Of Plate, Driving Under Suspension, Refusal to Submit Breath Chem Test, Driving Under Influence Liquor, No Proof Of Insurance" />
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 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2024/9/1725179201430.jpeg" alt="Brianna Castor - Poss Of Controlled Substance" />
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 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2024/9/1725179224766.jpeg" alt="Randal Miller - Driving Under Influence Liquor" />
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 </figure>***<div><h2 style="text-align: center;"><a href="https://northplattepost.com/category/arrests/" target="_blank">Click Here To See Past Hot Sheets</a></h2>

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: September 1st, 2024

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 </figure>***<div><h2 style="text-align: center;"><a href="https://northplattepost.com/category/arrests/" target="_blank">Click Here To See Past Hot Sheets</a></h2>

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: August 31st, 2024

On this episode of Forward Ever: Leading in Challenging Times, host Gary Shorman speaks with Judge Tommy Webb.

<div><iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/toeed9oN0ik?si=Pq2NXG8GGlbXhy_3" title="YouTube video player" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture; web-share" referrerpolicy="strict-origin-when-cross-origin" allowfullscreen></iframe></div>On this episode of Forward Ever: Leading in Challenging Times, host Gary Shorman speaks with Judge Tommy Webb.

🎤Forward Ever: Judge Tommy Webb

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 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2024/8/1725036946582.jpeg" alt="Aubrey Becker - DV Assault-3rd Cause Bodily Injury, Disturbing The Peace, Disorderly Conduct, Obstruct A Peace Officer" />
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 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2024/8/1725036974887.jpeg" alt="Jose Garcia-Martinez - Fail To Appear (In County)" />
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 </figure>***<div><h2 style="text-align: center;"><a href="https://northplattepost.com/category/arrests/" target="_blank">Click Here To See Past Hot Sheets</a></h2>

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: August 30th, 2024

SCOTTSBLUFF, NE (August 22nd, 2024)—ALLO’s 100% fiber-optic network in Sidney is complete. ALLO began construction in April 2022 and now provides local businesses, residents, and governmental entities with internet, TV, phone, and managed service solutions over an all-fiber network.

ALLO is a Nebraska-based business and has maintained a commitment to offering local, hassle-free service to communities throughout its expansion since 2003. They are proud to have won multiple awards for Best Internet Service Provider in several communities over the years including Best ISP in Lincoln, Fremont, Kearney, Northeast Nebraska, and more.

“Technology is evolving daily, and now, with ALLO’s fiber-optic network, Sidney is future-proofed for that advancing technological ecosystem. Additionally, ALLO aims to bridge the digital divide to enhance the way schools communicate with students, businesses with their customers, and local government with the community,” said Regional General Manager Clint Schleicher. “We look forward to continuing to serve and be part of the Sidney community now and for years to come.”

Sidney joins 45 communities across six states experiencing the ALLO Fiber difference. Sidney's GIG-enabled network is built to serve the community today and for future decades. Community members can stop by the ALLO store at 638 Illinois St., Suite 4, to learn more about ALLO or sign up for internet, TV, or phone services. ALLO’s superior managed services and cybersecurity solutions can also benefit local businesses.

ALLO President Brad Moline expressed his excitement about the end of construction: “Sidney will enjoy ALLO’s award winning customer service and communications experience, local community involvement, and the advantages of fiber optics. As a local telecommunications provider, we will earn your business daily with hassle-free experiences, our dedicatedteam right here in Sidney, and faster, more reliable service.”


SCOTTSBLUFF, NE (August 22nd, 2024)—ALLO’s 100% fiber-optic network in Sidney is complete. ALLO began construction in April 2022 and now provides local businesses, residents, and governmental entities with internet, TV, phone, and managed service solutions over an all-fiber network.ALLO is a Nebraska-based business and has maintained a commitment to offering local, hassle-free service to communities throughout its expansion since 2003. They are proud to have won multiple awards for Best Internet Service Provider in several communities over the years including Best ISP in Lincoln, Fremont, Kearney, Northeast Nebraska, and more.“Technology is evolving daily, and now, with ALLO’s fiber-optic network, Sidney is future-proofed for that advancing technological ecosystem. Additionally, ALLO aims to bridge the digital divide to enhance the way schools communicate with students, businesses with their customers, and local government with the community,” said Regional General Manager Clint Schleicher. “We look forward to continuing to serve and be part of the Sidney community now and for years to come.”Sidney joins 45 communities across six states experiencing the ALLO Fiber difference. Sidney's GIG-enabled network is built to serve the community today and for future decades. Community members can stop by the ALLO store at 638 Illinois St., Suite 4, to learn more about ALLO or sign up for internet, TV, or phone services. ALLO’s superior managed services and cybersecurity solutions can also benefit local businesses.ALLO President Brad Moline expressed his excitement about the end of construction: “Sidney will enjoy ALLO’s award winning customer service and communications experience, local community involvement, and the advantages of fiber optics. As a local telecommunications provider, we will earn your business daily with hassle-free experiences, our dedicatedteam right here in Sidney, and faster, more reliable service.”

Construction of ALLO Fiber’s Network in Sidney is Complete

(North Platte, Nebraska, August 29, 2024) – It is the mission of Visit North Platte to enhance and promote a positive image of the communities in Lincoln County to assist in the development, continuation, and promotion of quality events, attractions, and amenities for the enjoyment of residents and visitors alike, and to help ensure that the highest standards of customer service are practiced in our establishments. One of the ways the Visitors Bureau fulfills this mission is to offer Improvement Fund grant applications to non-profit entities operating visitor services within the borders of Lincoln County, Nebraska.

Visit North Platte has been awarding Improvement Fund Grants annually for the past seventeen years. Over this time, they have committed a total of $5.9 million to improving tourism facilities and services in Lincoln County.

The money that flows into the Improvement Fund of Visit North Platte is generated entirely by a lodging tax on overnight lodging in Lincoln County. With ongoing efforts from Visit North Platte, tourism has seen success in North Platte and the surrounding area, which makes these funds a force for improving not only the services provided to visitors, but also for enhancing the quality of life for the residents of our communities.

The Visit North Platte Board of Directors approved grant funding at the monthly meeting on August 28, 2024, for the following.

· The Board of Directors approved $7,752 in funding for the Blacksmith Workshop project at the Lincoln County Historical Museum. Jim Griffin presented an Improvement Fund Grant application to replace and expand the roof on the existing blacksmith shop at the Lincoln County Historical Museum. This blacksmith workshop is used to provide educational experiences to local youth who regularly visit the museum on school field trips, the residents of our community, and to visitors of the museum. A new roof will not only improve the appearance of the workshop but will also provide a larger area for those viewing the blacksmith demonstrations. The ventilation system included in the new roof will also provide a more pleasant and safe experience for the local blacksmiths leading the demonstrations. The Lincoln County Historical Museum is truly a local treasure, proven by the fact that visitation has grown from 7,500 annually to more than 24,000 under the curatorship of Jim Griffin. Maintaining the condition and integrity of the museum and its exhibits plays an important role in attracting visitors.

The next round of Improvement Grant Funding will open on January 1, 2025. The deadline for intent to apply letters is April 1, 2025, and the application deadline is July 31, 2025. Anyone interested in submitting a grant application is encouraged to contact Lisa Burke, Executive Director of Visit North Platte, at 308-532-4729 to discuss their project.

It is very important to emphasize that the activities of Visit North Platte are funded solely through lodging tax revenue that consists of a 2% collection for promotion activities and a 2% collection for Improvement activities. No other public funds, property taxes, or sales taxes are administered by Visit North Platte.

Visit North Platte(North Platte, Nebraska, August 29, 2024) – It is the mission of Visit North Platte to enhance and promote a positive image of the communities in Lincoln County to assist in the development, continuation, and promotion of quality events, attractions, and amenities for the enjoyment of residents and visitors alike, and to help ensure that the highest standards of customer service are practiced in our establishments. One of the ways the Visitors Bureau fulfills this mission is to offer Improvement Fund grant applications to non-profit entities operating visitor services within the borders of Lincoln County, Nebraska.Visit North Platte has been awarding Improvement Fund Grants annually for the past seventeen years. Over this time, they have committed a total of $5.9 million to improving tourism facilities and services in Lincoln County.The money that flows into the Improvement Fund of Visit North Platte is generated entirely by a lodging tax on overnight lodging in Lincoln County. With ongoing efforts from Visit North Platte, tourism has seen success in North Platte and the surrounding area, which makes these funds a force for improving not only the services provided to visitors, but also for enhancing the quality of life for the residents of our communities.The Visit North Platte Board of Directors approved grant funding at the monthly meeting on August 28, 2024, for the following.· The Board of Directors approved $7,752 in funding for the Blacksmith Workshop project at the Lincoln County Historical Museum. Jim Griffin presented an Improvement Fund Grant application to replace and expand the roof on the existing blacksmith shop at the Lincoln County Historical Museum. This blacksmith workshop is used to provide educational experiences to local youth who regularly visit the museum on school field trips, the residents of our community, and to visitors of the museum. A new roof will not only improve the appearance of the workshop but will also provide a larger area for those viewing the blacksmith demonstrations. The ventilation system included in the new roof will also provide a more pleasant and safe experience for the local blacksmiths leading the demonstrations. The Lincoln County Historical Museum is truly a local treasure, proven by the fact that visitation has grown from 7,500 annually to more than 24,000 under the curatorship of Jim Griffin. Maintaining the condition and integrity of the museum and its exhibits plays an important role in attracting visitors.The next round of Improvement Grant Funding will open on January 1, 2025. The deadline for intent to apply letters is April 1, 2025, and the application deadline is July 31, 2025. Anyone interested in submitting a grant application is encouraged to contact Lisa Burke, Executive Director of Visit North Platte, at 308-532-4729 to discuss their project.It is very important to emphasize that the activities of Visit North Platte are funded solely through lodging tax revenue that consists of a 2% collection for promotion activities and a 2% collection for Improvement activities. No other public funds, property taxes, or sales taxes are administered by Visit North Platte.

Visit North Platte Awards Improvement Grant

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 </figure>***<div><h2 style="text-align: center;"><a href="https://northplattepost.com/category/arrests/" target="_blank">Click Here To See Past Hot Sheets</a></h2>

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: August 29th, 2024

BOULDER, COLO. –&nbsp;NebraskaLand Bank is proud to announce the graduation of&nbsp;Amy Wolfskill, Senior Vice President, Business &amp; Retail Banking Manager, from the Graduate School of Banking at Colorado (GSBC)’s&nbsp;state-of-the-art program.&nbsp;Wolfskill completed a rigorous and all-encompassing banking curriculum, equipping her to serve as a leader in her organization and as a trusted financial provider in her community.

Wolfskill is&nbsp;among 159 graduates representing 28 U.S. states honored in a ceremony on July 25. Of the 159-person group, Wolfskill was one of 20 graduates recognized with Honors, an accolade given to those who graduate in the top 10% of their class based on intersession project performance. Throughout their 25 months in the program, they were immersed in a mix of traditional and non-traditional models of coursework on financial management and strategy, innovation and engagement, leadership and culture, and lending–all through a community banking lens.

“Amy’s desire for continuous improvement and learning is apparent as she graduates with honors from GSBC.” Said Sen. Mike Jacobson, President &amp; CEO of NebraskaLand Bank “Her completion of the Committed to Lead program is another testament to her commitment to her coworkers and customers”

GSBC’s mission as America’s Premier Community Banking School is to empower banking professionals by providing coursework that covers banking essentials, builds organizational and community leaders and provides each student the skills to act innovatively and think critically to lead their organizations into the future.

GSBC held its 73rd&nbsp;Annual School Session July 14-26 on the University of Colorado Boulder campus. The school is eager to welcome nearly 500 community banking professionals to campus next year for its 74th&nbsp;Annual School Session, scheduled for July 13-25, 2025. For enrollment information, visit&nbsp;<a href="http://www.gsbcolorado.org/" target="_blank">www.GSBColorado.org</a>.

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 </figure>NebraskaLand BankBOULDER, COLO. –&nbsp;NebraskaLand Bank is proud to announce the graduation of&nbsp;Amy Wolfskill, Senior Vice President, Business &amp; Retail Banking Manager, from the Graduate School of Banking at Colorado (GSBC)’s&nbsp;state-of-the-art program.&nbsp;Wolfskill completed a rigorous and all-encompassing banking curriculum, equipping her to serve as a leader in her organization and as a trusted financial provider in her community.Wolfskill is&nbsp;among 159 graduates representing 28 U.S. states honored in a ceremony on July 25. Of the 159-person group, Wolfskill was one of 20 graduates recognized with Honors, an accolade given to those who graduate in the top 10% of their class based on intersession project performance. Throughout their 25 months in the program, they were immersed in a mix of traditional and non-traditional models of coursework on financial management and strategy, innovation and engagement, leadership and culture, and lending–all through a community banking lens.“Amy’s desire for continuous improvement and learning is apparent as she graduates with honors from GSBC.” Said Sen. Mike Jacobson, President &amp; CEO of NebraskaLand Bank “Her completion of the Committed to Lead program is another testament to her commitment to her coworkers and customers”GSBC’s mission as America’s Premier Community Banking School is to empower banking professionals by providing coursework that covers banking essentials, builds organizational and community leaders and provides each student the skills to act innovatively and think critically to lead their organizations into the future.GSBC held its 73rd&nbsp;Annual School Session July 14-26 on the University of Colorado Boulder campus. The school is eager to welcome nearly 500 community banking professionals to campus next year for its 74th&nbsp;Annual School Session, scheduled for July 13-25, 2025. For enrollment information, visit&nbsp;<a href="http://www.gsbcolorado.org/" target="_blank">www.GSBColorado.org</a>.

Amy Wolfskill Graduates from America’s Premier Community Banking School

UNL&nbsp;Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources

&nbsp; Lincoln, Neb. August 28, 2024 —&nbsp;The Nebraska Leadership Education/Action Development (LEAD) Program is pleased to announce the selection of 30 outstanding individuals who will join the program as Fellows of Nebraska LEAD Class 43. These fellows were selected based on their demonstrated leadership potential, commitment to agriculture and dedication to their communities.

Nebraska LEAD Class 43 Fellows represent a diverse group of professionals from across the state, bringing with them a wealth of experience and expertise in various sectors of Nebraska’s agricultural industry. Over the next two years, they will participate in a rigorous curriculum designed to enhance their leadership skills, broaden their understanding of domestic and global agricultural issues, and prepare them for greater roles in their communities and industries.

“I’m excited to work alongside this talented group of LEAD Fellows committed to the future of agriculture in the state,” said Kurtis Harms, Director of the Nebraska LEAD Program. “The selection process was challenging this year, as we had many quality applicants. This serves a testament to the passionate, well-qualified people who will be serving our industry for many years to come. Keep an eye out for these individuals, as these are names we’ll be seeing a lot more of down the road.”

The Nebraska LEAD Program, which began in 1981, continues its legacy of developing leaders who are equipped to address the challenges and opportunities facing agriculture in Nebraska and beyond. Through seminars, study travel and hands-on experiences, LEAD 43 Fellows will gain insights into the complex issues shaping the future of agriculture and rural communities.

Nebraska LEAD 43 Fellows by city/town are:&nbsp;&nbsp;

KEARNEY: Anthony Finke, Dustin Rohde, Trevor Spath

LINCOLN: Luke Baldridge, Jared Stauffer, Sally Welsh

The mission of the Nebraska LEAD Program is “to prepare and motivate men and women in agriculture for more effective leadership.” For more information on the program or its mission, visit&nbsp;<a href="http://lead.unl.edu/" target="_blank">lead.unl.edu</a>.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2024/8/1724872843973.jpeg" alt="The Nebraska Leadership Education/Action Development (LEAD) Program is pleased to announce the selection of 30 outstanding individuals who will join the program as Fellows of Nebraska LEAD Class 43." />
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 </figure>UNL&nbsp;Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources&nbsp; Lincoln, Neb. August 28, 2024 —&nbsp;The Nebraska Leadership Education/Action Development (LEAD) Program is pleased to announce the selection of 30 outstanding individuals who will join the program as Fellows of Nebraska LEAD Class 43. These fellows were selected based on their demonstrated leadership potential, commitment to agriculture and dedication to their communities.Nebraska LEAD Class 43 Fellows represent a diverse group of professionals from across the state, bringing with them a wealth of experience and expertise in various sectors of Nebraska’s agricultural industry. Over the next two years, they will participate in a rigorous curriculum designed to enhance their leadership skills, broaden their understanding of domestic and global agricultural issues, and prepare them for greater roles in their communities and industries.“I’m excited to work alongside this talented group of LEAD Fellows committed to the future of agriculture in the state,” said Kurtis Harms, Director of the Nebraska LEAD Program. “The selection process was challenging this year, as we had many quality applicants. This serves a testament to the passionate, well-qualified people who will be serving our industry for many years to come. Keep an eye out for these individuals, as these are names we’ll be seeing a lot more of down the road.”The Nebraska LEAD Program, which began in 1981, continues its legacy of developing leaders who are equipped to address the challenges and opportunities facing agriculture in Nebraska and beyond. Through seminars, study travel and hands-on experiences, LEAD 43 Fellows will gain insights into the complex issues shaping the future of agriculture and rural communities.Nebraska LEAD 43 Fellows by city/town are:&nbsp;&nbsp;CARLETON: Troy KaneDENTON: Payton SchanemanEDISON: Amy WarnerERICSON: Neleigh GehlFREMONT: Chandler MalyGOTHENBURG: MiKinley HarmGRETNA: Brennan CostelloHASTINGS: Lily ZiehmerHAY SPRINGS: Austin WeyersHOWELLS: Tyler MortonHUMPHREY: Eric WemhoffKEARNEY: Anthony Finke, Dustin Rohde, Trevor SpathLINCOLN: Luke Baldridge, Jared Stauffer, Sally WelshLONG PINE: Spencer ShiffletLOUP CITY: Cale HarringtonMINATARE: Austin KnissMULLEN: Kyle PhillipsNEHAWKA: Sophia SvandaNORFOLK: Courtney Nelson, Jake JudgeORD: Ben EdwardsOSCEOLA: Anthony MestlSUPERIOR: John SullivanWAYNE: Bobby ReifenrathWAHOO: Jacobi SwansonThe mission of the Nebraska LEAD Program is “to prepare and motivate men and women in agriculture for more effective leadership.” For more information on the program or its mission, visit&nbsp;<a href="http://lead.unl.edu/" target="_blank">lead.unl.edu</a>.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Thirty Nebraskans Selected for Nebraska LEAD Class 43

North Platte, Neb. -&nbsp;City of North Platte, along with Simon Contractors will be closing Front Street from Sycamore Street to Ash Street. Repairs will begin tomorrow August 28th and completion expected to be on August 29th. Alternate routes are required during this time for vehicle traffic.

Please use caution around the construction area and observe and follow all signs for the safety of you and the workers.

The North Platte Engineering Department would like to thank you in advance for your cooperation in making this a safe and expedient project.

City of North PlatteNorth Platte, Neb. -&nbsp;City of North Platte, along with Simon Contractors will be closing Front Street from Sycamore Street to Ash Street. Repairs will begin tomorrow August 28th and completion expected to be on August 29th. Alternate routes are required during this time for vehicle traffic.Please use caution around the construction area and observe and follow all signs for the safety of you and the workers.The North Platte Engineering Department would like to thank you in advance for your cooperation in making this a safe and expedient project.

Willow repairs underway in North Platte

The Tyler Vanderheiden Memorial Run, an annual race aimed at raising awareness and understanding of mental health, raised $10,000 for Nebraska Game and Parks state park trails in 2024.

To date, supporters of the Vanderheiden Memorial run have contributed more than $30,000 to the Nebraska Game and Parks Foundation to support trails.

Runners from every state in the nation and all 93 Nebraska counties participated either virtually or in-person in this year’s May 25 race, which brought together hundreds of people united around raising mental health awareness. Participants used the hashtags #PreventSuicide and #Run4TJV when they shared their race stories, memories of Tyler and their connection to the outdoors.

“The outpouring of support is a true reflection of the love we have for our precious son, Tyler,” said Shannon Vanderheiden, Tyler’s mother. “Our race efforts are just a glimpse of the important work and impact that Tyler has had on the lives of others, even those who never had the privilege of meeting him.

“For many the great outdoors holds a healing power that nurtures both our physical and mental health well-being, and we are humbled and grateful for the support we receive through Ty’s race to continue raising awareness about the importance of mental health well-being and suicide prevention. Thank you for being part of our family’s journey. Together, we are building a legacy of love and hope that will live on for generations to come.”

The annual event began in 2020 with the intent of being a space for healing and support for those who struggle with mental health or know someone who has, and since 2022, has benefitted trails across the state.

Funds donated this year will be used to support trail upgrades at Smith Falls State Park, home to Nebraska’s highest waterfall, and the donation could trigger access of up to $32,000 in matching federal Recreation Trails Program funds if a grant application by Game and Parks is successful this fall.

The run is organized by the Platte River Fitness Series, with support by West Central District Health Department, where Vanderheiden serves as executive director.

“Memorial races like this one resonate with runners in a special way,” said Trudy Merritt, series director. “Attaching something bigger than ourselves to a hard effort creates space for meaning making, something necessary for human flourishing.”

People continue to connect with the race’s message, helping to spread the word and shine a light on mental health and available resources.

To learn more, visit&nbsp;<a href="https://links-1.govdelivery.com/CL0/https:%2F%2Foutdoornebraska.gov%2F%3Futm_medium=email%26utm_source=govdelivery/1/0100019199d8d535-db471ec1-a25b-4692-868a-e8581095cabf-000000/bQo9uICZTnBH0R4ENTyfFusvbvhbCrkgybcJjpGptzo=368" target="_blank">OutdoorNebraska.gov</a>&nbsp;and search for “Tyler Vanderheiden Memorial Run.”

By Nebraska Game and ParksThe Tyler Vanderheiden Memorial Run, an annual race aimed at raising awareness and understanding of mental health, raised $10,000 for Nebraska Game and Parks state park trails in 2024.To date, supporters of the Vanderheiden Memorial run have contributed more than $30,000 to the Nebraska Game and Parks Foundation to support trails.<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2024/8/1724872400383.jpeg" alt="Pictured from left at North Platte’s Cody Park are Smith Falls State Park Superintendent Cody Niewohner, Nebraska Game and Parks Communications Director Christy Firestone, Shannon Vanderheiden and Tim Vanderheiden, Tyler Vanderheiden’s parents; and Trudy Merritt, race organizer of Platte River Fitness Series. (Nebraskaland Magazine/Nebraska Game and Parks Commission)" />
 <figcaption>Pictured from left at North Platte’s Cody Park are Smith Falls State Park Superintendent Cody Niewohner, Nebraska Game and Parks Communications Director Christy Firestone, Shannon Vanderheiden and Tim Vanderheiden, Tyler Vanderheiden’s parents; and Trudy Merritt, race organizer of Platte River Fitness Series. (Nebraskaland Magazine/Nebraska Game and Parks Commission)</figcaption>
 </figure>Runners from every state in the nation and all 93 Nebraska counties participated either virtually or in-person in this year’s May 25 race, which brought together hundreds of people united around raising mental health awareness. Participants used the hashtags #PreventSuicide and #Run4TJV when they shared their race stories, memories of Tyler and their connection to the outdoors.“The outpouring of support is a true reflection of the love we have for our precious son, Tyler,” said Shannon Vanderheiden, Tyler’s mother. “Our race efforts are just a glimpse of the important work and impact that Tyler has had on the lives of others, even those who never had the privilege of meeting him.“For many the great outdoors holds a healing power that nurtures both our physical and mental health well-being, and we are humbled and grateful for the support we receive through Ty’s race to continue raising awareness about the importance of mental health well-being and suicide prevention. Thank you for being part of our family’s journey. Together, we are building a legacy of love and hope that will live on for generations to come.”The annual event began in 2020 with the intent of being a space for healing and support for those who struggle with mental health or know someone who has, and since 2022, has benefitted trails across the state.Funds donated this year will be used to support trail upgrades at Smith Falls State Park, home to Nebraska’s highest waterfall, and the donation could trigger access of up to $32,000 in matching federal Recreation Trails Program funds if a grant application by Game and Parks is successful this fall.The run is organized by the Platte River Fitness Series, with support by West Central District Health Department, where Vanderheiden serves as executive director.“Memorial races like this one resonate with runners in a special way,” said Trudy Merritt, series director. “Attaching something bigger than ourselves to a hard effort creates space for meaning making, something necessary for human flourishing.”People continue to connect with the race’s message, helping to spread the word and shine a light on mental health and available resources.The 2025 race is set for May 31.To learn more, visit&nbsp;<a href="https://links-1.govdelivery.com/CL0/https:%2F%2Foutdoornebraska.gov%2F%3Futm_medium=email%26utm_source=govdelivery/1/0100019199d8d535-db471ec1-a25b-4692-868a-e8581095cabf-000000/bQo9uICZTnBH0R4ENTyfFusvbvhbCrkgybcJjpGptzo=368" target="_blank">OutdoorNebraska.gov</a>&nbsp;and search for “Tyler Vanderheiden Memorial Run.”

Memorial run raises $10K for Smith Falls trails

LINCOLN, NE&nbsp;– Today, Governor Jim Pillen joined leaders from the University of Nebraska in recognizing the first cohort of students to qualify for a uniquely designed program aimed at increasing the number production animal veterinarians in Nebraska. Those veterinarians specialize in working with farmers and ranchers who raise cattle, swine, sheep and other forms of livestock and poultry.

Gov. Pillen and university leadership announced the creation of the&nbsp;Nebraska Elite 11 Veterinarian Program&nbsp;in February, and the first applications were accepted in March. Nineteen students are currently enrolled. Each one receives the Nebraska Production Animal Health Scholarship, which covers 50% of their tuition for the first two years of study in the College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources at the University of Nebraska – Lincoln (UNL). &nbsp;

“These students are embarking on a challenging, yet hugely rewarding career path,” said Gov. Pillen, who also received his doctorate in veterinary medicine. “The demand for production animal veterinarians is high. This program is a leader in the United States. It will provide students the top-level training they need, and it will set them on a career path that will allow them to continue practicing, right here in Nebraska.”

Up to 25 students can take advantage of the initial scholarship. Following their second year of study, 13 are chosen for a continuation scholarship that covers 100% of their tuition during their third and fourth years. From there, the Elite 11 are selected from UNL’s Professional Program in Veterinary Medicine (PPVM) to have all tuition and fees paid for while they attend UNL’s dual Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) program with Iowa State University (ISU).

"The Elite 11 program is creating exactly the kind of impact we hoped it would,” said Dr. Jeffrey Gold, president, University of Nebraska. “I'm so pleased to welcome this group of talented young women and men to the University of Nebraska, and I know they will achieve great things for Nebraska agriculture and the veterinary industry in the years to come. I want to thank Dean Tiffany Heng-Moss for her vision on this important effort and Governor Pillen for his leadership and support every step of the way."

One of the key requirements for consideration and participation in the Elite 11 program is that applicants must be residents of Nebraska. They must also demonstrate a strong interest in production animal health and a commitment to major in animal or veterinary science.

“I am thrilled to welcome these 19 scholarship recipients to the College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources at UNL,” said Dean Tiffany Heng-Moss of the College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources. “These outstanding students had their choice of colleges, but I’m delighted to be able to say that all have committed to staying in our state both during college and after. This is a big win for Nebraska, our veterinary workforce, and the future of agriculture in our state.”

Mike Boehm, NU vice president and Harlan vice chancellor for UNL’s Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources, also offered his congratulations to the inaugural students.&nbsp;

“It’s always a joy to be in room filled with so much passion for our state and its agriculture industry, its natural resources and the hardworking people that contribute to our state’s success,” said Boehm. “I’m grateful to these students for their commitment to Nebraska, to their families and communities for instilling in them the values that got them here today, and to state leaders, including Gov. Pillen, for championing this critical program.”

UNL Chancellor, Dr. Rodney Bennett, pointed to the program’s goal of meeting critical needs in a state for which the livestock industry contributes more than $6 billion annually to the economy. &nbsp;

"The Elite 11 program exemplifies the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s dedication to academic excellence and community impact. By developing these exceptional students into future veterinarians, we are addressing a crucial need in the agricultural sector and ensuring that our university remains a leader in nurturing talent that supports Nebraska communities. This program is a reflection of our commitment to empowering students and advancing the welfare of our state."

As part of their participation in the Elite 11 program and upon graduation, students agree to stay in Nebraska for eight years as practicing production animal veterinarians or they must pay back their school scholarship. The application period for the next cohort of students will be announced this fall.

Listed alphabetically by hometown, the 19 students recognized in today’s program include:

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 </figure>Office of Governor Jim PillenLINCOLN, NE&nbsp;– Today, Governor Jim Pillen joined leaders from the University of Nebraska in recognizing the first cohort of students to qualify for a uniquely designed program aimed at increasing the number production animal veterinarians in Nebraska. Those veterinarians specialize in working with farmers and ranchers who raise cattle, swine, sheep and other forms of livestock and poultry.Gov. Pillen and university leadership announced the creation of the&nbsp;Nebraska Elite 11 Veterinarian Program&nbsp;in February, and the first applications were accepted in March. Nineteen students are currently enrolled. Each one receives the Nebraska Production Animal Health Scholarship, which covers 50% of their tuition for the first two years of study in the College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources at the University of Nebraska – Lincoln (UNL). &nbsp;“These students are embarking on a challenging, yet hugely rewarding career path,” said Gov. Pillen, who also received his doctorate in veterinary medicine. “The demand for production animal veterinarians is high. This program is a leader in the United States. It will provide students the top-level training they need, and it will set them on a career path that will allow them to continue practicing, right here in Nebraska.”Up to 25 students can take advantage of the initial scholarship. Following their second year of study, 13 are chosen for a continuation scholarship that covers 100% of their tuition during their third and fourth years. From there, the Elite 11 are selected from UNL’s Professional Program in Veterinary Medicine (PPVM) to have all tuition and fees paid for while they attend UNL’s dual Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) program with Iowa State University (ISU)."The Elite 11 program is creating exactly the kind of impact we hoped it would,” said Dr. Jeffrey Gold, president, University of Nebraska. “I'm so pleased to welcome this group of talented young women and men to the University of Nebraska, and I know they will achieve great things for Nebraska agriculture and the veterinary industry in the years to come. I want to thank Dean Tiffany Heng-Moss for her vision on this important effort and Governor Pillen for his leadership and support every step of the way."One of the key requirements for consideration and participation in the Elite 11 program is that applicants must be residents of Nebraska. They must also demonstrate a strong interest in production animal health and a commitment to major in animal or veterinary science.“I am thrilled to welcome these 19 scholarship recipients to the College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources at UNL,” said Dean Tiffany Heng-Moss of the College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources. “These outstanding students had their choice of colleges, but I’m delighted to be able to say that all have committed to staying in our state both during college and after. This is a big win for Nebraska, our veterinary workforce, and the future of agriculture in our state.”Mike Boehm, NU vice president and Harlan vice chancellor for UNL’s Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources, also offered his congratulations to the inaugural students.&nbsp;“It’s always a joy to be in room filled with so much passion for our state and its agriculture industry, its natural resources and the hardworking people that contribute to our state’s success,” said Boehm. “I’m grateful to these students for their commitment to Nebraska, to their families and communities for instilling in them the values that got them here today, and to state leaders, including Gov. Pillen, for championing this critical program.”UNL Chancellor, Dr. Rodney Bennett, pointed to the program’s goal of meeting critical needs in a state for which the livestock industry contributes more than $6 billion annually to the economy. &nbsp;"The Elite 11 program exemplifies the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s dedication to academic excellence and community impact. By developing these exceptional students into future veterinarians, we are addressing a crucial need in the agricultural sector and ensuring that our university remains a leader in nurturing talent that supports Nebraska communities. This program is a reflection of our commitment to empowering students and advancing the welfare of our state."As part of their participation in the Elite 11 program and upon graduation, students agree to stay in Nebraska for eight years as practicing production animal veterinarians or they must pay back their school scholarship. The application period for the next cohort of students will be announced this fall.Listed alphabetically by hometown, the 19 students recognized in today’s program include:Dix:&nbsp;Hannah, KeilianDodge:&nbsp;Meg AndersonHastings:&nbsp;Lynsie LancasterHershey:&nbsp;Peyton FisherHooper:&nbsp;Klayton HilbersKeystone:&nbsp;Presley NowakLincoln:&nbsp;Alannah CrabtreeMaywood:&nbsp;Haydn FarrNaponee:&nbsp;Addison PoolNorth Platte:&nbsp;Haylie HoatsonO’Neill:&nbsp;Claire StauthOakland:&nbsp;Bailey DentonPalmyra:&nbsp;Jacob WoodPhillips:&nbsp;Jack SteensonSt. Libory:&nbsp;Chloe ScheerWeeping Water:&nbsp;Brooklyn AhrensWellfleet:&nbsp;Chase MartinWest Point:&nbsp;Sydney HutchinsonYork:&nbsp;Emma Snider

Gov. Pillen and University Leaders Recognize Inaugural Elite 11 Scholarship Recipients Which Features Four Students from the Coverage Area

NORTH PLATTE, NE - Great Plains Health is proud to announce that Dr. Renee Engler,&nbsp; a respected member of our medical staff, has been elected to the Board of Directors of&nbsp; the Nebraska Medical Association (NMA). The Board of Directors for the NMA consists&nbsp; of dedicated physician leaders committed to shaping the future of medicine and&nbsp; embodying the values that define the association. Dr. Engler's appointment recognizes&nbsp; her commitment to excellence in patient care and her leadership in the medical&nbsp; community.&nbsp;

Dr. Engler, a board-certified emergency medicine physician, brings a wealth of&nbsp; experience to her new role. Her background includes:&nbsp;

• Co-Medical Director of the Emergency Department at Great Plains Health • Director of Urgent Care and Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) programs • Past Chief of Staff and Hospital Board member at Great Plains Health • Medical Director for two rural Emergency Medical Services (EMS) squads • Volunteer coach for LifeBridge Nebraska, supporting physician well-being&nbsp;

In her candidate statement, Dr. Engler highlighted her mission: "As a member of the&nbsp; NMA Board of Directors, my mission is striving for excellence in patient care, access to&nbsp; care, supporting physician members, and improving healthcare in Nebraska."&nbsp;

Dr. Engler's career spans both urban and rural healthcare settings, giving her a unique&nbsp; perspective on the challenges facing Nebraska's medical community. She has been&nbsp; instrumental in improving regional healthcare quality and access, including upgrading a&nbsp; rural EMS squad from Basic Life Support to Advanced Life Support.&nbsp;

Reflecting on the significance of this appointment, Ivan Mitchell, CEO of Great Plains&nbsp; Health, stated: "Dr. Engler's appointment to the NMA Board is great news for our region.&nbsp; Her expertise in healthcare and her patient-first approach will be invaluable. This&nbsp;

appointment not only recognizes her leadership, but also strengthens the voice of our&nbsp; community in shaping Nebraska's healthcare future."&nbsp;

In addition to her work at Great Plains Health, Dr. Engler has served as a past President&nbsp; of Nebraska's American College of Emergency Physicians, Vice-Chair of the Clinically&nbsp; Integrated Network, and is a new member of the Nebraska Medical Association Political&nbsp; Action Committee (NMPAC) Board.&nbsp;

Regarding her new role, Dr. Engler stated, "This is a huge win for our community. My&nbsp; position on the NMA Board of Directors will allow me to directly address the needs of&nbsp; our patients at a state level. I'm excited to bring our local healthcare perspectives to the&nbsp; forefront and work towards improving access and quality of care for all Nebraskans,&nbsp; especially in rural areas."&nbsp;

Based in North Platte, Nebraska, Great Plains Health is a fully accredited, 116-bed&nbsp; acute-care regional medical center serving western and central Nebraska, northern&nbsp; Kansas, and southern South Dakota. With 90 physicians representing nearly 30 medical&nbsp; specialties, the Great Plains Health system offers advanced health care, including heart&nbsp; and vascular, cancer, and orthopedic surgery services. Great Plains Health is a Level III&nbsp; trauma center, and all of its emergency department physicians are residency-trained&nbsp; and board-certified in emergency medicine. The system employs approximately 1,200&nbsp; employees and serves a geographic area spanning approximately 16,000 square miles.&nbsp; The hospital is accredited by the Center for Improvement in Healthcare Quality (CIHQ)&nbsp; and is home to an American College of Surgeons-accredited cancer center and Level II&nbsp; bariatric surgery program. For more information, visit gphealth.org.

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 </figure>Great Plains HealthNORTH PLATTE, NE - Great Plains Health is proud to announce that Dr. Renee Engler,&nbsp; a respected member of our medical staff, has been elected to the Board of Directors of&nbsp; the Nebraska Medical Association (NMA). The Board of Directors for the NMA consists&nbsp; of dedicated physician leaders committed to shaping the future of medicine and&nbsp; embodying the values that define the association. Dr. Engler's appointment recognizes&nbsp; her commitment to excellence in patient care and her leadership in the medical&nbsp; community.&nbsp;Dr. Engler, a board-certified emergency medicine physician, brings a wealth of&nbsp; experience to her new role. Her background includes:&nbsp;• Co-Medical Director of the Emergency Department at Great Plains Health • Director of Urgent Care and Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) programs • Past Chief of Staff and Hospital Board member at Great Plains Health • Medical Director for two rural Emergency Medical Services (EMS) squads • Volunteer coach for LifeBridge Nebraska, supporting physician well-being&nbsp;In her candidate statement, Dr. Engler highlighted her mission: "As a member of the&nbsp; NMA Board of Directors, my mission is striving for excellence in patient care, access to&nbsp; care, supporting physician members, and improving healthcare in Nebraska."&nbsp;Dr. Engler's career spans both urban and rural healthcare settings, giving her a unique&nbsp; perspective on the challenges facing Nebraska's medical community. She has been&nbsp; instrumental in improving regional healthcare quality and access, including upgrading a&nbsp; rural EMS squad from Basic Life Support to Advanced Life Support.&nbsp;Reflecting on the significance of this appointment, Ivan Mitchell, CEO of Great Plains&nbsp; Health, stated: "Dr. Engler's appointment to the NMA Board is great news for our region.&nbsp; Her expertise in healthcare and her patient-first approach will be invaluable. This&nbsp;appointment not only recognizes her leadership, but also strengthens the voice of our&nbsp; community in shaping Nebraska's healthcare future."&nbsp;In addition to her work at Great Plains Health, Dr. Engler has served as a past President&nbsp; of Nebraska's American College of Emergency Physicians, Vice-Chair of the Clinically&nbsp; Integrated Network, and is a new member of the Nebraska Medical Association Political&nbsp; Action Committee (NMPAC) Board.&nbsp;Regarding her new role, Dr. Engler stated, "This is a huge win for our community. My&nbsp; position on the NMA Board of Directors will allow me to directly address the needs of&nbsp; our patients at a state level. I'm excited to bring our local healthcare perspectives to the&nbsp; forefront and work towards improving access and quality of care for all Nebraskans,&nbsp; especially in rural areas."&nbsp;About Great Plains Health&nbsp;Based in North Platte, Nebraska, Great Plains Health is a fully accredited, 116-bed&nbsp; acute-care regional medical center serving western and central Nebraska, northern&nbsp; Kansas, and southern South Dakota. With 90 physicians representing nearly 30 medical&nbsp; specialties, the Great Plains Health system offers advanced health care, including heart&nbsp; and vascular, cancer, and orthopedic surgery services. Great Plains Health is a Level III&nbsp; trauma center, and all of its emergency department physicians are residency-trained&nbsp; and board-certified in emergency medicine. The system employs approximately 1,200&nbsp; employees and serves a geographic area spanning approximately 16,000 square miles.&nbsp; The hospital is accredited by the Center for Improvement in Healthcare Quality (CIHQ)&nbsp; and is home to an American College of Surgeons-accredited cancer center and Level II&nbsp; bariatric surgery program. For more information, visit gphealth.org.

Great Plains Health Physician Dr. Renee Engler Elected to Nebraska Medical Association Board of Directors

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The Hot Sheets: August 28th, 2024

Nebraska Department of Transportation

Aug. 27, 2024 (North Platte, Neb.) — Weather permitting, work will begin Sept. 3 on I-80, from reference post 106.31 to reference post 115.49, according to the Nebraska Department of Transportation.

Scodeller Construction, Inc., of Wixom, Mich., is the contractor for this project. Work includes sawing and sealing pavement joints, penetrating concrete sealer, and permanent pavement marking. Traffic will be maintained with lane closures. A 12-foot width restriction will be in effect. Anticipated completion is spring 2025.

The purpose of these projects is to preserve the transportation asset, improve the reliability of the transportation system, and perpetuate the mobility of the traveling public.

Motorists are reminded to drive cautiously in and near work zones, to buckle up, and to put phones down.

Nebraska Department of TransportationAug. 27, 2024 (North Platte, Neb.) — Weather permitting, work will begin Sept. 3 on I-80, from reference post 106.31 to reference post 115.49, according to the Nebraska Department of Transportation.Scodeller Construction, Inc., of Wixom, Mich., is the contractor for this project. Work includes sawing and sealing pavement joints, penetrating concrete sealer, and permanent pavement marking. Traffic will be maintained with lane closures. A 12-foot width restriction will be in effect. Anticipated completion is spring 2025.The purpose of these projects is to preserve the transportation asset, improve the reliability of the transportation system, and perpetuate the mobility of the traveling public.Motorists are reminded to drive cautiously in and near work zones, to buckle up, and to put phones down.

Work Will Begin on I-80, near Big Springs

Sutherland, Neb. - The Sutherland N River Bridge is set to open this Friday, months ahead of schedule.&nbsp;

On a social media post made by Chris Bruns, Lincoln County Commissioner - District 4, says the project is well ahead of schedule and almost $1mm under initial budget. The project is nearing completion.&nbsp;

***Chris Bruns, Lincoln County Commissioner - District 4, full social media post

Sutherland, Neb. - The Sutherland N River Bridge is set to open this Friday, months ahead of schedule.&nbsp;On a social media post made by Chris Bruns, Lincoln County Commissioner - District 4, says the project is well ahead of schedule and almost $1mm under initial budget. The project is nearing completion.&nbsp;<div><iframe src="https://www.facebook.com/plugins/post.php?href=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2Fvotebruns%2Fposts%2Fpfbid02sxkTxPc7XepxwZTDCFBpRuDDHhJFxU6b1C4KPYqyQXk5rVNh44HcGz7x6MQrE62vl&show_text=true&width=500" width="500" height="594" style="border:none;overflow:hidden" scrolling="no" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen="true" allow="autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; picture-in-picture; web-share"></iframe></div>***Chris Bruns, Lincoln County Commissioner - District 4, full social media post

Sutherland N River Bridge to open Friday

Lincoln, NE – August 27, 2024 – Due to high sales, officials in the states participating in the Mega Millions® Lotto game have increased the estimated jackpot amount for the Tuesday, August 27 drawing to $582 million or $286.9 million with the cash option selected.

The Mega Millions jackpot starts at $20 million and continues to grow each drawing until it is won. There have been 23 consecutive Mega Millions drawings since June 7 without a jackpot winner.

The Nebraska Lottery began offering Mega Millions in March of 2010. The largest Mega Millions jackpot on record occurred in August 2023 when one ticket was sold in Florida for a $1.602 billion jackpot.

Mega Millions jackpot winners have two options for collecting their payment: 30 annuity payments or one cash payment at present value. The annuity option provides annual payments that increase each year. The present cash value is less than the advertised jackpot, which is based on the 29-year annuity option. Winning Mega Millions numbers are announced every Tuesday and Friday at 10:00 p.m. Central Time and posted at the Nebraska Lottery website,&nbsp;<a href="https://link.mediaoutreach.meltwater.com/ls/click?upn=u001.iAuI3qUyZqtRffZQ3zfUpzpNzmNSojhgdRv9EpaRm6-2BsU-2BqvsgP5YyAt9wOpVtfj_X51_zp2viNv8WmCDmvKbS8g-2FumCH-2BSIkHTUhcISA1gweg93LIwGEu7Eu0ohNOhpJ1nCtJT3xXLcGnwndj0t64QaXbVDk0wvL65KD1iN4vYB7rKAhKu1l-2FBLlTpj0KgRYXUJnLGFKw4WlIewi8TVPmzjBMZmY0w962sbiHySz3c-2B-2F8Mh0Z2IMAClsZoBbcmK6xd9gsMu8GBTugWBt9wk3pThBDWIitY0wrAg0ZlK16LVSnC6xAHVrGNEEpv-2Fk-2Fg3UKpHM1dUol1534BR0jhwjJAjh2lMlTLxm2sMdvXB9RIpUc9GLX9BrVAR398qo9pKuwuKJTeq8oBB6IzmtTJnxeE7jgSjFNgoO8JrouruiSXEV4AwpFFOwtafWu2tq0o1nIzEJ15vkbNd1BN0csZ-2F-2FgQwfww-3D-3D" target="_blank">nelottery.com</a>.

Because of the high jackpot, the Nebraska Lottery encourages customers to set limits and play within their means. “It’s important for Nebraska Lottery players to remember that no matter how large the Mega Millions jackpot is, the odds of winning the jackpot are 1 in 302 million,” said Lottery Director Brian Rockey. “Your odds of winning remain the same, regardless of how many tickets are purchased or how many people play.” Visit&nbsp;<a href="http://nelottery.com/knowyourlimit" target="_blank">nelottery.com/knowyourlimit</a>&nbsp;for more information on setting limits on your lottery play.

If you or someone you know has a problem with compulsive gambling, free help is available at&nbsp;<a href="http://problemgambling.nebraska.gov/" target="_blank">problemgambling.nebraska.gov</a>.

The mission of the Nebraska Lottery is to generate proceeds for good causes while providing quality entertainment options to Nebraskans. Over $991 million has been raised for the Nebraska Lottery’s beneficiary funds since the Lottery began in 1993. All 93 counties in Nebraska have benefited from projects funded with these Nebraska Lottery proceeds.

Neil WatsonNebraska LotteryLincoln, NE – August 27, 2024 – Due to high sales, officials in the states participating in the Mega Millions® Lotto game have increased the estimated jackpot amount for the Tuesday, August 27 drawing to $582 million or $286.9 million with the cash option selected.The Mega Millions jackpot starts at $20 million and continues to grow each drawing until it is won. There have been 23 consecutive Mega Millions drawings since June 7 without a jackpot winner.The Nebraska Lottery began offering Mega Millions in March of 2010. The largest Mega Millions jackpot on record occurred in August 2023 when one ticket was sold in Florida for a $1.602 billion jackpot.Mega Millions jackpot winners have two options for collecting their payment: 30 annuity payments or one cash payment at present value. The annuity option provides annual payments that increase each year. The present cash value is less than the advertised jackpot, which is based on the 29-year annuity option. Winning Mega Millions numbers are announced every Tuesday and Friday at 10:00 p.m. Central Time and posted at the Nebraska Lottery website,&nbsp;<a href="https://link.mediaoutreach.meltwater.com/ls/click?upn=u001.iAuI3qUyZqtRffZQ3zfUpzpNzmNSojhgdRv9EpaRm6-2BsU-2BqvsgP5YyAt9wOpVtfj_X51_zp2viNv8WmCDmvKbS8g-2FumCH-2BSIkHTUhcISA1gweg93LIwGEu7Eu0ohNOhpJ1nCtJT3xXLcGnwndj0t64QaXbVDk0wvL65KD1iN4vYB7rKAhKu1l-2FBLlTpj0KgRYXUJnLGFKw4WlIewi8TVPmzjBMZmY0w962sbiHySz3c-2B-2F8Mh0Z2IMAClsZoBbcmK6xd9gsMu8GBTugWBt9wk3pThBDWIitY0wrAg0ZlK16LVSnC6xAHVrGNEEpv-2Fk-2Fg3UKpHM1dUol1534BR0jhwjJAjh2lMlTLxm2sMdvXB9RIpUc9GLX9BrVAR398qo9pKuwuKJTeq8oBB6IzmtTJnxeE7jgSjFNgoO8JrouruiSXEV4AwpFFOwtafWu2tq0o1nIzEJ15vkbNd1BN0csZ-2F-2FgQwfww-3D-3D" target="_blank">nelottery.com</a>.Know Your LimitBecause of the high jackpot, the Nebraska Lottery encourages customers to set limits and play within their means. “It’s important for Nebraska Lottery players to remember that no matter how large the Mega Millions jackpot is, the odds of winning the jackpot are 1 in 302 million,” said Lottery Director Brian Rockey. “Your odds of winning remain the same, regardless of how many tickets are purchased or how many people play.” Visit&nbsp;<a href="http://nelottery.com/knowyourlimit" target="_blank">nelottery.com/knowyourlimit</a>&nbsp;for more information on setting limits on your lottery play.If you or someone you know has a problem with compulsive gambling, free help is available at&nbsp;<a href="http://problemgambling.nebraska.gov/" target="_blank">problemgambling.nebraska.gov</a>.The mission of the Nebraska Lottery is to generate proceeds for good causes while providing quality entertainment options to Nebraskans. Over $991 million has been raised for the Nebraska Lottery’s beneficiary funds since the Lottery began in 1993. All 93 counties in Nebraska have benefited from projects funded with these Nebraska Lottery proceeds.

Mega Millions® Jackpot Increased for Tuesday Drawing

Aug. 27, 2024 (North Platte, Neb.) — B Street in North Platte has re-opened, according to the Nebraska Department of Transportation. 

Paulsen, Inc. of Cozad is the contractor for this project. The closure was for the reconstruction of the west B Street intersection.

Motorists are reminded to drive cautiously in and near work zones, to buckle up, and to put phones down.


Nebraska Department of TransportationAug. 27, 2024 (North Platte, Neb.) — B Street in North Platte has re-opened, according to the Nebraska Department of Transportation. Paulsen, Inc. of Cozad is the contractor for this project. The closure was for the reconstruction of the west B Street intersection.Motorists are reminded to drive cautiously in and near work zones, to buckle up, and to put phones down.

B Street Re-Opened in North Platte

(North Platte, Neb.) — Weather permitting, work will begin Sept. 3 on County Road 754, according to the Nebraska Department of Transportation. 

Simon Contractors, Inc., of Cheyenne, Wyo., is the contractor for this project. Work includes replacement of a county road bridge at the Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District canal, south of Cozad. Anticipated completion is Feb. 2025. 

Traffic will be detoured to N-21 during bridge replacement. See detour map on page 2. The purpose of this project is to preserve the transportation asset, improve the reliability of the transportation system and perpetuate the mobility of the traveling public. 

Nebraska Department of Transportation(North Platte, Neb.) — Weather permitting, work will begin Sept. 3 on County Road 754, according to the Nebraska Department of Transportation. Simon Contractors, Inc., of Cheyenne, Wyo., is the contractor for this project. Work includes replacement of a county road bridge at the Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District canal, south of Cozad. Anticipated completion is Feb. 2025. Traffic will be detoured to N-21 during bridge replacement. See detour map on page 2. The purpose of this project is to preserve the transportation asset, improve the reliability of the transportation system and perpetuate the mobility of the traveling public. Motorists are reminded to drive cautiously in and near work zones, to buckle up, and to put phones down.

Work to Begin on County Road 754 in Dawson County 

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The Hot Sheets: August 27th, 2024

(North Platte, Nebraska, 08/26/2024) On October 14th and 15th, the best of Nebraska High School Class C girls’ golfers will unite in North Platte for the state championship tournament. 

The event is expected to draw 95-115 golfers from across the state to the Lake Maloney Golf Course. Along with the participants, we are expecting many friends and family to travel alongside their girls to support them. 

There is a need for volunteers to assist with the NSAA Class C Girls State Golf Championship. Volunteer positions include scoring monitors, spotters, score card checkers, and alternates. 

Volunteering is a great way to get involved with the community, and you’ll be able to help showcase what a spectacular area North Platte is! For more information regarding descriptions of volunteer positions, please visit https://form.jotform.com/232004695990157. This link will also allow you to sign up! 

While it is helpful for our volunteers to have a basic knowledge of golf, it is by no means necessary. Each day, we will need over 50 volunteers. Anyone interested in volunteering should contact Taylor Salas at Visit North Platte, 308-532-4729 or email tsalas@visitnorthplatte.com. You can also visit&nbsp; https://form.jotform.com/232004695990157. 

Priority is given to volunteers who can work both days of the tournament. Volunteers will receive coffee and snacks in the morning, lunch, and an official NSAA jacket. The deadline to volunteer is September 27th.

Visit North Platte(North Platte, Nebraska, 08/26/2024) On October 14th and 15th, the best of Nebraska High School Class C girls’ golfers will unite in North Platte for the state championship tournament. The event is expected to draw 95-115 golfers from across the state to the Lake Maloney Golf Course. Along with the participants, we are expecting many friends and family to travel alongside their girls to support them. There is a need for volunteers to assist with the NSAA Class C Girls State Golf Championship. Volunteer positions include scoring monitors, spotters, score card checkers, and alternates. Volunteering is a great way to get involved with the community, and you’ll be able to help showcase what a spectacular area North Platte is! For more information regarding descriptions of volunteer positions, please visit https://form.jotform.com/232004695990157. This link will also allow you to sign up! While it is helpful for our volunteers to have a basic knowledge of golf, it is by no means necessary. Each day, we will need over 50 volunteers. Anyone interested in volunteering should contact Taylor Salas at Visit North Platte, 308-532-4729 or email tsalas@visitnorthplatte.com. You can also visit&nbsp; https://form.jotform.com/232004695990157. Priority is given to volunteers who can work both days of the tournament. Volunteers will receive coffee and snacks in the morning, lunch, and an official NSAA jacket. The deadline to volunteer is September 27th.

Volunteers sought for NSAA Class C Girls State Golf Championship 

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The Hot Sheets: August 26th, 2024

The Mid-Plains United Way will be hosting the Blue Sky Invitational on August 26th at he Dismal River Club in Mullen.&nbsp; While registration is closed for the event, auction items have been posted online. Additionally, the chili cook-off event at FNBO is set for October 4th.

POST News Director Canon Rath chatted with Mid-Plains United Way Executive Director Haven Smith about the auction items, cook-off and more. To learn more&nbsp; check out the podcast below.

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 </figure>North Platte PostThe Mid-Plains United Way will be hosting the Blue Sky Invitational on August 26th at he Dismal River Club in Mullen.&nbsp; While registration is closed for the event, auction items have been posted online. Additionally, the chili cook-off event at FNBO is set for October 4th.POST News Director Canon Rath chatted with Mid-Plains United Way Executive Director Haven Smith about the auction items, cook-off and more. To learn more&nbsp; check out the podcast below.<div><iframe title="(Audio) Mid-Plains United Way: golf tournament auction prizes, chili cook-off and more!" 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=v2su9-16ae3ae-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>

(Audio) Mid-Plains United Way: golf tournament auction prizes, chili cook-off and more!

John Thomas Ayers, 33, Evans, Colorado and Kathleen Marie Jenkins, 30, Evans, Colorado

Terry Allan Houchin, 41, Hershey and Nichole Lynn Weitzel, 46, Hershey

Darnell Lasean Roberts, 24, North Platte and Brittney Daye Demilt, 24, North Platte

Britton Daniel Edwards, 30, North Platte and Sharee Alison Falcon, 31, North Platte

Alfredo Geovanny Liamas Mojarro, 31, North Platte and Caitlynn Joann Peterson, 24, North Platte

Blaine Allen Luther, 30, North Platte and Emily Lain Rongisch, 29, North Platte

Joshua Lee Schrader-Brown, 32, North Platte and Brandy Ramona Babcock, 35, North Platte

Joel Matthew Contreras, 27, North Platte and Savannah Rae Donohoe, 29, North Platte

Refeal Emilo Adame, 41, North Platte and Kadie Ann Ascherl, 20, North Platte

Derick Eugene Wright, 35, North Platte and Tracey Renee Berg, 32, North Platte

Austin Michael Chiplaski, 28, McCook and Brooklyn Rose Wilkison, 21, McCook

Brady JD Henderson, 24, Moorefield, and Randi Kae Morris, 36, Moorefield

John Thomas Ayers, 33, Evans, Colorado and Kathleen Marie Jenkins, 30, Evans, ColoradoTerry Allan Houchin, 41, Hershey and Nichole Lynn Weitzel, 46, HersheyDarnell Lasean Roberts, 24, North Platte and Brittney Daye Demilt, 24, North PlatteBritton Daniel Edwards, 30, North Platte and Sharee Alison Falcon, 31, North PlatteAlfredo Geovanny Liamas Mojarro, 31, North Platte and Caitlynn Joann Peterson, 24, North PlatteBlaine Allen Luther, 30, North Platte and Emily Lain Rongisch, 29, North PlatteJoshua Lee Schrader-Brown, 32, North Platte and Brandy Ramona Babcock, 35, North PlatteJoel Matthew Contreras, 27, North Platte and Savannah Rae Donohoe, 29, North PlatteRefeal Emilo Adame, 41, North Platte and Kadie Ann Ascherl, 20, North PlatteDerick Eugene Wright, 35, North Platte and Tracey Renee Berg, 32, North PlatteAustin Michael Chiplaski, 28, McCook and Brooklyn Rose Wilkison, 21, McCookBrady JD Henderson, 24, Moorefield, and Randi Kae Morris, 36, Moorefield

Marriage Licenses For Lincoln County (Week of August 19th)

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