In this week's North Platte Bulletin print edition

As the Sustainable Beef plant prepares to open, residents wonder if there will be enough housing to sustain the workforce.... here's how it looks... the ribbon will be cut at the plant on Monday, March 24... operations are slated to begin in May... also... zoning changes are approved for a Salvadorean restaurant near Sixth and Cottonwood... and other decisions by the city council... Jason Scott, a professional fighter in North Platte, picks up a big win at the St. Paddy's Beatdown... a new concrete pathway is ready for fishermen at the Lake Maloney inlet... the McCook band Strings Attached packs the dance floor... the community college women's basketball team gets a big win in in the national tournament... it's the first such win for women's basketball in school history... plus decisions at the Nebraska Legislature... weekly rundowns of entertaining events in the area, as well as arrests, marriages, real estate deals, deaths, police citations, wanted criminals... and much more.  

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