Gering News

Rudolph Edward Nelson, age 76 of Scottsbluff, passed away peacefully at his home Thursday, February 4, 2010.

At its spring semester faculty and staff in-service held in mid-January, Northeastern Junior College welcomed four new employees to the college.

Twenty-nine Nebraska LEAD XXVIII Fellows recently returned from the 2010 International Study/Travel Seminar to Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia.

Donald E. Jones, age 87 of Gering, passed away Friday, January 29, 2010, at Heritage Estates in Gering.

Myrtle I. Nation, age 93 of Gering, passed away Thursday, January 28, 2010, at Heritage Estates in Gering.

A Gering man has been arrested for threatening to kill his mother earlier this week.

People in the United States are guaranteed freedom of speech and freedom of the press in the First Amendment, but whether or not students are guaranteed those same rights is up for debate.

The Gering city council this evening will consider a proposal to to make the lease agreement with golf course restaurant operators Rich and Mickael Klein more favorable for the Kleins.

Rosa Maria Alfaro, age 60 of Bayard, passed away Saturday, January 16, 2010, at St.

The Scottsbluff-Gering Chamber of Commerce Thursday night honored six community leaders for their work in helping the area thrive through their businesses and their leadership.

Some area businesses have reported being contacted by a company claiming to be working with the Chamber on a Scottsbluff/Gering Street map.

Allo Communications are moving forward with plans to offer residential services in the Scottsbluff, Gering and Terrytown areas.

Judith Amoo was selected Panhandle Business and Professional Women 2010 Woman of the Year at the monthly BPW meeting, January 13, 2010, at the Gering Civic Center.

Two adults and two children were displaced after an electrical space heater caused a fire in southeast Scottsbluff late Thursday night.

Allo Communications today announces its expansion plans, including providing fiber-based communications and entertainment services to the residents of Scottsbluff and Gering, Nebraska.

The City of Gering is accepting applications for Neighborhood Stabilization Program funds through the end of February 2010.

Many businesses are looking at consolidation as a way to more efficiently serve their customers.

The State Board of Education today unanimously re-elected Kandy Imes of Gering and Jim Scheer of Norfolk president and vice president, respectively, for the coming year.

It's the time of year that many wait all year for...Girl Scout cookie time. The largest Girl Scout fundraiser of the year begins on Friday, January 8th.

Free workshops on the 2010 Community Development Block Grant application process will be offered in January.