In this week's North Platte Bulletin print edition

Gov. Pillen's proposal to transfer money from a veterans' aid account draws strong objections from Lincoln County veterans... and the county commissioners are poised to support their protest ... while Gov. Pillen tells North Platte representatives how he wants to balance the state budget... and why... and Pillen lays out the rest of his priorities for the legislative session... including his approach to health care and business incentives ... also... now that Tyson Foods has closed in Lcxington.... next... will Tyson render the plant unusable for any purpose, or  put it up for sale? ... the governor, a political candidate and a leading cattleman weigh in... also... the North Platte public school board sets a special meeting to consider a surprising resignation letter from Supt. Todd Rhodes... and... a long goodbye to pennies has begun, a coin that has been used in the U.S. since the late-1700s... plus, weekly rundowns of upcoming entertainment events, arrests, marriages, real estate deals, deaths, police citations, and much more.  

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