Scottsbluff, NE News Headlines

SCOTTSBLUFF ― Dorisa Polk, MD, FACOG, a physician with Regional West Physicians Clinic-Women’s Center recently met the...

Panhandle Coop Association Board of Directors named Bill Havranek, Scottsbluff Main Street Market meat manager, as the...

SCOTTSBLUFF — The Oregon Trail Community Foundation (OTCF) has extended its 2021 scholarship application deadline to April...

SCOTTSBLUFF - You may already know that smoking is the number one cause of lung cancer in the United States. But do you...

SCOTTSBLUFF — COVID vaccinations are now available locally at the Scottsbluff Community Based Out Patient Clinic for...

SCOTTSBLUFF - Scottsbluff Public Schools is now accepting online registration of kindergarten students for the 2021-2022...

SCOTTSBLUFF — Educational Service Unit #13 (ESU 13) announces the move of its Sidney office location to a newly built wing...

GERING — The Gering City Council will not hold public hearings to consider annexation of properties listed on Resolution...

GERING — In order to allow for additional social distancing of attendees, the Gering City Council will hold a regular...

GERING - Panhandle Area Development District will host its annual planning workshop on Thursday, Jan. 21 from 9:00 a.m. to...

SCOTTSBLUFF ― West Nebraska Blood Center and the Regional West Laboratory Patient Service Center are moving their...

Every year, people across Nebraska are encouraged to read the work of a Nebraskan — and then talk about it with their...

SCOTTSBLUFF — Western Nebraska Community College received a $10,000 donation from the Nebraska Public Power District...

COVID vaccinations are advancing in the Panhandle with 4,200 doses received the week of Dec. 21, PPHD said, and officials...

TORRINGTON - Eastern Wyoming College will soon be accepting applications for the Fall 2021 semester for the associate...

A unique partnership was formed between University of Wyoming Extension’s nutrition and food safety team and ACRES Student...

LINCOLN ­— Two western Nebraska communities are among nine communities that The Nebraska Department of Economic Development...

GERING - Smoking and tobacco usage is a leading cause of illness and preventable death in the US. This includes exposure of...

LINCOLN, Neb. — Students across the state are invited to combat their cabin fever this coming winter break by searching for...

KIMBALL — The City of Kimball offices and the Kimball Landfill will close early in observance of the Christmas Holiday on...