Hershey News

An alleged misdiagnosis ten years ago had serious health consequences for a little girl in Hershey.

Philip Charlton, Chair of the North Platte Area Chamber of Commerce and Development Corporation's Agri-Business Committee recently announced two $750 scholarships were awarded at the Committee's 46th Annual Farmer/Rancher Appreciation Banquet that on Nov.

Rep. Adrian Smith will speak in Brady and Nebraska Secretary of State John Gale will speak in Hershey on Veteran's Day.

The school is busting with college opportunities this year. We are receiving three classes and sending one in the distance learning room.

At their Tuesday work session, the City Council discussed the proposed water park that could be developed on West Second Street.

The possibility of a bigger cattle feed yard near North Platte has the neighborhood alarmed.

No love was lost between two brothers Aug. 11 when one stabbed the other with a screwdriver.

The autopsy results are in for a local man who was shot and killed June 27 by a Lincoln County Sheriff's deputy.

Doug Whisenhunt of the Curtis Natural Resources and Conservation Service uses a drip torch to ignite a controlled burn on Stan Pilcher's pasture land near Curtis.

A Hershey Community summer blood drive is set from 11 a.m.- 5 p.m. on Monday, July 20 at the Hershey Legion Community Hall.

Mary Lucille Bodfield, 52, of Beaver City, formerly of Gothenburg, died Friday, June 26, 2009, at her home.

Fourteen empty coal cars were overturned at Bailey Yard Friday night when a turbulent, twisting cloud swept around the west and north parts of town.

The Nebraska State Patrol is investigating after a sheriff's deputy shot a man he says threatened him with a sword.

The Hayeks and their collection. Slices of history, food, entertainers and antique machines welcomed Nebraskaland Days Saturday at the Lincoln County Historical Museum.

Two people remained in the hospital Friday after an accident on U.S. Highway 30 six miles west of North Platte.