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More Than $1.2 Million Of Drugs Stolen From A Nebraska State Patrol Evidence Room, Dozens Of Cases Dismissed Deputy Lancaster County Attorney Bruce Prenda said 66 cases have been dismissed and 43 more are under review after $1.2 million worth of drugs were stolen from a Nebraska State Patrol evidence room over the summer. The drugs include more than 150 pounds of marijuana, 10 pounds of fentanyl and 3 pounds of meth.

AHS Senior Government Class Answers the Question, “What does the Word ‘Veteran’ Mean to Me?” for Veterans Day Essay Contest

1st Place: What does the word “veteran” mean to you? An Essay by Alyssa Erthum Living in the United States in the current times, we are not foreigners to the unsettling fear of not knowing what is coming next. This past year alone, we have battled through the terror of trouble in Afghanistan, the uncertainty of the remaining pandemic, and many more domestic debates on heated political topics.

City of Long Pine Alters Hours of Sale for Alcohol and Repeals Cemetery Ordinance

The Long Pine City Council held a regular meeting on Thursday, November at 7:00 p.m. at the Long Pine Community Center. Council members Linda Alberts, Dave Cheatum, Kathy Papstein and Andrea Collatos were present, as well as City Clerk Jan Buoy, Mayor Ed Brown, City Attorney Rod Palmer and Utilities Superintendent Jim Debolt.

Ainsworth Schools Reapply to Niobrara Valley Conference; Gym Bleachers Require Repair

The Ainsworth Community Schools Board of Education held its regular meeting on Monday, November 8th. School board members Jim Arens, Mark Johnson, Frank Beel, Jessica Pozehl, Scott Erthum and Brad Wilkins were present. This meeting immediately followed the School Board Data Retreat, a board work session, at 6:00 p.m.

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