07/11/11 The North Platte Telegraph From the Nebraska Sandhills to "The Big Apple," a family from Merna is doing its part to promote America's corn farms. A photo of the Cantrells - Kyle, Gina and their children Owen, 5, and Grace, 7 - recently appeared in a full-page ad in The Wall Street Journal, which is published in New York, N.Y.
07/11/11 Compiled from articles published in the Ledger-Sentinel, 1980-present; Fox Valley Sentinel, 1974-1980; Oswego Ledger, 1949-1980; Kendall County Record, 1864-present; and historical information provided by the Village of Montgomery.
07/09/11 CUSTER- Local junior golfers Joshua Crowe and Tyler Booth sat nervously outside the Grandview Golf C
07/09/11 By staging a professional play in the lobby of the downtown Barth Hotel each summer, Senior Housing Options has raised $160,000 above its costs to help pay for the essential services it provides to 500 special-needs seniors in 14 Colorado residences. That and other news of the week.
07/08/11 Mark Morris graduate Ben Nofsinger and his grandfather are next-door neighbors. Dale Nofsinger, 82, always loved watching his grandson play football in a Monarchs uniform.
07/05/11 FERNDALE - Two Ferndale School District teachers are being promoted to interim elementary school pri
07/05/11 People are invited to bring their lunch and enjoy entertainment during the noon hour at the Brown Bag Lunch in the Park events each Wednesday and Thursday starting July 6 and going through Aug. 18.
07/05/11 Maybe the day will come when John Krog- stad is breaking off curveballs in the majors and observers will wonder where the Twins dug him up. And the tables will have turned.
07/05/11 Thousands of drivers will follow the familiar auto tour of the Gettysburg battlefield this summer. They will travel slowly, bumper to bumper, down West Confederate Avenue and stop for the same views of Little Round Top, the Peach Orchard, and the Pennsylvania Memorial.
07/04/11 Two scientists from the Arizona Science Center conduct a 4th of July experiment on a watermelon at the FOX 10 studios!
06/17/11 The Custer Sportsmen's Club will open its doors Saturday and Sunday afternoons, June 18-19, wel
06/10/11 Nitrate contamination in Lower Valley well water could extend as far as Benton City. That's why Yakima County Public Services wants to move to phase two of their program to clean up your groundwater.
05/21/11 To provide filling for the widening of County C through the swampy area west of Sawyer, work was begun Monday by the Ed B. Olson Construction Co., which is digging more than 500,000 yards of gravel from the hills owned by Gustav Matzke and Frank Larson on the east side of First Street.
05/21/11 The North Platte Telegraph North Platte residents banded together Saturday to feed the community's youth. At a public garden on 13th Street between Custer and Carr avenues, they planted vegetables to benefit the Backpack Program.
05/21/11 LAKEWOOD, Colo. (AP) -- Here are Friday's results in the finals of the Colorado Class 5A state track and field championships at Jefferson County Stadium. (Running events in meters):
05/19/11 Visual artist J. Jordan Bruns arranged "An Evening with the Arts" as a way to give back to NIH, which he credits for saving his life.
05/19/11 Verizon Wireless customers will be able to jet on to the LTE network in nine new cities, taking advantage of lightening-fast speeds on their HTC Thunderbolts and 4G mobile hotspots . The expansion includes Mobile and Montgomery (AL); Greater Fairfield and New Haven (CT); Gainesville, Pensacola, and Tallahassee (FL); Fayetteville-Lumberton (NC); and Bryan-College Station and Temple-Killeen (TX ...
04/14/11 Music Wines, Chocolate & Showtunes - Tasting of handmade chocolates and wines, accompanied by live music. Today, 7-9 p.m., Caterina Winery, 905 N. Washington St. $30. (509) 326-9516
04/13/11 Washington's section of I-5 to become part of "West Coast Green Highway" Interstate Five in our state came one step closer to being one of the nation's first "electric highways" today.
 02/25/11 Seattle Public Schools spent up to $1.8 million on contract work that was never done or didn't benef...
06/25/10 The Detroit Institute of Arts seeks to sell the Gen. George A. Custer flag at auction in New York. The estimated price: $2 million to $5 million. Not everyone is celebrating. | 
