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Hundreds of area bikers will spend their Saturday honoring military personnel and their families while doing something that they love.

As Scotts Bluff County is conducting their property valuation protest hearings this week, a Central City appraisal firm is continuing the reappraisal that began June first of all Morrill County land.

A Bayard man accused of holding his girlfriend against her will at his home for more than a week has pleaded no contest to two misdemeanor charges.

Natural Gas Prices Increase A Lakewood Colorado utility that supplies natural gas to 90,000 customers in central and western Nebraska wants to increase the rates it charges.

BAYARD, Neb. - A western Nebraska woman who took comfort from her six chickens ran afoul of a city ordinance and has been fined $100. Judge James Worden also told 42-year-old Shawna Mason to pay $44 in court costs.

The Nebraska State Patrol says a Bayard woman was taken to Regional West Medical Center after she rolled her vehicle shortly before seven Wednesday morning on the Sottsbluff-Gering Expressway.

A Bayard woman charged with violating a Bayard city ordinance for keeping chickens at her home has been found guilty and fined $100. The ruling was made Wednesday by Morrill County Court Judge James Worden after 42 year old Marsha Mason fought the citation given to her April 22nd by Bayard Police.

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The Bayard Transcript is reporting that Wolf Auto in Bayard is closing. The hewspaper says an unidentified person who answered the phone at the dealership earlier this week confirmed it is closing.

The heavy rain, hail and high winds that swept through Nebraska in June were so damaging to some areas that Gov.