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"Hoops & Heroes" Charity Event at Civic Center
Posted by Kevin Mooney on Mar 15 at 09:40 AM
Leadership Scotts Bluff will have a "Hoops & Heroes" Charity Event Friday, March 19th at the Gering Civic Center at 5:00 p.m. It will end around 10:30 or when the NBA March Madness evening games are over. The cost is $20 each or $160 per table of 8. (Call 632-2133 for the perks of a table purchase). Enjoy March Madness basketball games on 3 big screens, heavy hors d'oeuvres and adult beverages available and lots of door prizes, a grand prize and great auction packages.
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Fish Fry To Be Held at St. Agnes School Gym
Posted by Kevin Mooney on Mar 10 at 10:04 AM
Join the St. Agnes Catholic School and Parish Community for their annual Fish Fry Friday, March 12 from 5:30 to 8:00 p.m. at the St. Agnes School Gym in Scottsbluff. The menu includes pollack, french fries, cole slaw, cheese pizza, brownies and refreshments. Cost is $7.00 for adults and $4.00 for kids under 10 years old. Proceeds go to benefit St. Agnes Catholic School. The public is invited. The final fish fry will be held Friday, March 26. 
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Panhandle MS Support Group To Meet
Posted by Kevin Mooney on Mar 09 at 11:37 AM
The Scottsbluff Panhandle MS Support Group will meet Saturday, March 13 at 10:00 a.m. at Regional West Medical Center, Scottsbluff Room 1, located at 4021 Ave. B., Scottsbluff. For more information contact Janice at 308-783-2438 or Beth at 308-632-0918. 
Panhandle Red Cross To Kick Off Heroes Campaign
Posted by Kevin Mooney on Mar 08 at 01:29 PM
The public is invited to the Kick Off Party of the Greater Nebraska Panhandle Red Cross Hero Campaign on Wednesday, March 10th at First State Bank from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. The Heroes Campaign is an opportunity for the Greater NE Panhandle Chapter to raise vital funds necessary to survive as a Chapter and carry out the mission of the American Red Cross.
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"In Pursuit of a Dream" To Screen at Midwest
Posted by Kevin Mooney on Mar 08 at 01:27 PM
The North Platte Valley Museum, Gering Convention & Visitors Bureau and Scotts Bluff National Monument are pleased to announce a special showing of the documentary film, In Pursuit Of A Dream, on Thursday, March 11th. The file chronicles the journey of twenty-four students who in 2008 left their homes in the United States, exchanged their shorts and sandals for long dresses and pioneer pants, and set off for a two-week journey on the Oregon and California Trails traveling by wagon train in Wyoming and Oregon.  Local, passionate supporters of Trail Preservation organized the film's screening in Scottsbluff and will offer an afternoon matinee showing for area students at 12:30 p.m. and the Midwest. Students and classes planning to attend the afternoon screening must call the North Platte Valley Museum at 308-436-6511 for reservations.  The event is free of charge. An evening screening is open to the public and begins at 7:15 p.m. at the Midwest. admission for the evening showing will be a $2.00 free will donation with proceeds to the Oregon-California Trails Association.
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I'm a native of the People's Republic of Boulder, which means I'm one of the few people in this state who roots for Colorado rather than the Huskers on Saturdays in the fall. It drives Rob and most of my friends nuts, although I also root for Wyoming on Saturdays as well because of my five years in Torrington and the fact my wife Tracy graduated from the University of Wyoming. But after twenty five years here in Scottsbluff, It's nice to come back home when we spent a few days in the traffic and the fast pace of Denver . 
    News director at KNEB since 1984, I've covered virtually everything one would cover in a bigger community, including several high profile murder trials and the explosion at the Western Sugar factory. Most people said there wouldn't be much to cover when I got here in 1984, but most days there is more than enough to do. Since 1984 I've watched the station grow and move from a metal building to a state of the art facility in Scottsbluff. We've also watched our website grow, much of it due to the news page , which now also includes more ag news and sports.       Simply looking forward to continue supplying the valley with the best in news, both on the radio and one the website.