St. Pat's students are conducted a food drive, and collected enough to meet the goal of wearing relaxing clothes to school.

Gifts were wrapped Dec. 10 for the children served by the Santa Cop program, leaving the police "absolutely amazed and grateful."

Improving access to dental, medical and mental health care are some of the priorities that Great Plains Health, headquartered in North Platte, intends to focus on during the next three years.

Especially on holidays, none of us like to think that there are people alone who depend on delivered meals.

A gift wrap service opened Friday in the Canteen District at Bunkhouse Creative Studio at 421 N. Dewey and will be open through Dec. 24. The hours are 11 a.m.-7 p.m. Monday-Saturday; 1-5 p.m. on Sundays.

Cody Elementary second grader John Sobolewski recently gained statewide recognition as one of 16 winners in the Nebraska Department of Transportation’s annual snowplow naming contest.

The North Platte public school board honored four exceptional staff members from Jefferson Elementary and Lake Maloney Elementary schools at the board meeting on Monday.

The North Platte police will participate in the national “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over”  impaired driving campaign from Dec. 12 through the New Year. 

Head Start is an early education program designed to support children (0-5), families, andcommunities through quality education, comprehensive health and family services and byfostering community partnerships.

The Lincoln County Republican Party invites members, guests, and community supporters to attend its monthly meeting on Monday, Dec. 15.