We can’t remember the last time western Nebraska figured so prominently in a governor’s State of the State message.
Back in November, when writing about Sustainable Beef LLC’s meatpacking project, we noted how Nebraskans typically equate agricultural odors w…
We suspect many North Platte residents’ first thought about bringing Lee Bird Field inside city limits was: “You mean it isn’t?”
Around this time 150 years ago, English poet Christina Rossetti — perhaps while looking out her window at a wintry London — began writing thes…
As we close the books on 2021, we send our belated congratulations to North Platte’s next school superintendent and its new police chief.
It’s a season for heartwarming stories and gift-giving. And we at the North Platte Telegraph are excited to offer some of both.
It can’t be avoided much longer: Election season is back.
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What a bright and festive night it was this past Thursday in the Canteen District.
It’s down to one vote now.
Before you get all caught up in Christmas shopping and celebrations, mark mid-January on your calendar.
Being between Unicameral sessions as we are, it’s too early for anyone to get excited about yet another proposal to bring state school aid up …
From the Wisconsin State Journal editorial board: "Vigilantes carrying rifles in the streets won't make our society safer."
From the St. Louis Post-Dispatch editorial board: "The vigilante community across America must be jubilant."
A historical story in Thursday’s Washington Post struck a local chord as Veterans Day recedes and a notable North Platte anniversary approaches.
In The Telegraph’s inaugural issue, founding Editor James McNulty declared that 15-year-old North Platte would “develop into a populous and pr…
Oh, one more thing about using state income taxes to deliver property tax relief ...
Dan and Geri Hudson, it was a quick three years.
Here’s to our local elected officials. And the people who elect them.
At last, substantive property tax relief is at hand for Nebraskans.
No doubt some folks, somewhere, would say it isn’t worthy of a serious editorial page to comment on a football team.
We still believe most Americans, when they turn off social media and hyperpartisans left and right, would agree with this quote from the 1995 …
Any discussion of possible changes at Scout’s Rest Ranch needs to start with what isn’t being discussed.
Two vital truths were again exposed in Friday’s legislative debate over Unicameral redistricting. Western Nebraskans dare not forget them.
It’s nice when the crystal ball proves true.
Frankly, if “greater Nebraska” must give up yet another Unicameral seat to Omaha and Lincoln, it’s time for our rural neighbors farther east t…
It’s up to every fan to do his or her own calculation of risk vs. reward in attending a Bills game. It could have been different.
Legalized abortion didn’t die last week when the U.S. Supreme Court refused to keep a Texas law basically blocking abortions after six weeks f…
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