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One dead, two injured in Wednesday accident
Updated: 2 days ago
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Combat medics maintain skills, share techniques
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Lady Tigers post season banquet
Updated: 3 days ago
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Tiger basketball banquet concludes season
Updated: 3 days ago
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One dead, two injured in Wednesday accident
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One dead, two injured in Wednesday accident
A two-vehicle crash results in 2 injured and 1 fatality.
Updated: 2 days ago
Winter Storm Closures and Updates: Niobrara County March 13, 2019
Niobrara County storm updates and closures: No unnecessary travel for the city of Lusk and no school for Niobrara county tomorrow.
Updated: 1 week ago
Winter Storm Closures and Updates: Niobrara County March 14, 2019
Hourly updates and information from the storm: Town is open but caution is still advised. Low-clearance vehicles not recommended to try traveling. US Hwy 85 and 20 open.
Updated: 1 week ago
Acupuncture: Bringing old techniques into a new setting
Dr. Jeffrey Behringer has been practicing at Niobrara Community Hospital as an Emergency Room physician and some-times clinic fill in for almost three years. He has watched the shift in the clinical world as more and more facilities and insurance agencies are encouraging physicians to seek alternatives for pain management for their patients outside of narcotics. As pressure has mounted for physicians to find other ways of helping their patients he has sought a different route to treating his patients instead of a transfer of care for those pain management cases to pain clinics, which are often difficult to access for may rural patients. Instead, Dr. Behringer has chosen to go an alternate route and become certified as a practitioner of acupuncture. In 2018 he certified through the Helms Medical Institute, an accredited institute of continuing medical education that has been training physicians about clinical acupuncture since 1982.
Updated: 1 week ago
BLM seeks public input on Shirley Basin in-situ uranium recovery proposal
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Rawlins Field Office is seeking public input on a proposal to develop the Shirley Basin in-situ uranium mine, submitted by Pathfinder Mines Corp. The proposed project would be 40 miles south of Casper on a former uranium mine that operated from the 1960s through the 1990s. Input received during this preliminary scoping period will help the BLM determine the best approach to analyzing the proposal
Updated: 1 week ago
4-H Challenge shoot huge success
Lusk -The 30th Annual 4-H Shooting Sports Challenge Shoot was held on March 17 at the Niobrara County Fairgrounds. The late Ernie Lemons, long time Niobrara County 4-H Shooting Sports Leader started the Challenge Shoot in 1989 and this event continues to be a success and enjoyed by many in 2019.
Updated: 3 days ago
Postseason awards for NCHS hoops
LUSK – Late Monday night the Class 2A coaches released their selections for the All-Conference and All-State teams now the champions have been crowned.
Updated: 2 weeks ago
Lady Tigers fourth at state tourney
CASPER – The first time Niobrara County High School played Greybull was back in the second game of the season at the Coal Miners Classic, and the Lady Tigers were without Courtney Rowley and Riley Shaw, and Taylor Gaukel played just a handful of minutes. Lusk lost that game by nine, but Thursday’s first round of the 2A State Tournament would be a different story.
Updated: 2 weeks ago
Final week sees Niobrara County split games
Tiger boys welcomed Edgemont to Tiger Gym for the first time in more than a decade.
Updated: 1 month ago
Lady Tigers take down second-ranked Pine Bluffs
If there was ever a time for the Niobrara County High School girls’ basketball team to play perhaps their most complete game of the year, it was in the Hornet’s Nest last Friday.
Updated: 1 month ago