Andrew Bottrell

2 weeks ago | nptelegraph.com | Andrew Bottrell

A Wauneta man involved in a high-speed chase in October 2024 saw his sentencing continued this week. Listen now and subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | RSS Feed | SoundStack | All Of Our Podcasts Brandon O’Neill, 33, pleaded no contest April 8 to attempt of a Class 3 felony, a Class 4 felony; and third-degree domestic violence, a Class 1 misdemeanor, in Chase County District Court. Three other counts were dropped as part of a plea agreement.

3 weeks ago | kearneyhub.com | Andrew Bottrell

A new report from State Auditor Mike Foley’s office, details “financial improprieties” in eight small government agencies across the state. Foley’s release notes that Darcy Gurule, 41, reached a plea agreement in a criminal case involving her role as former village clerk of Farnam. Foley also noted improprieties in Custer and Dundy counties. Gurule pleaded no contest to official misconduct, a Class 2 misdemeanor on May 13.

3 weeks ago | lexch.com | Andrew Bottrell

A new report from State Auditor Mike Foley’s office, details “financial improprieties” in eight small government agencies across the state, including three in west central Nebraska. Foley’s release notes that Darcy Gurule, 41, reached a plea agreement in a criminal case involving her role as former village clerk of Farnam. Foley also noted improprieties in Custer and Dundy counties. Gurule pleaded no contest to official misconduct, a Class 2 misdemeanor on May 13.

3 weeks ago | nptelegraph.com | Andrew Bottrell

A new report from State Auditor Mike Foley’s office, details “financial improprieties” in eight small government agencies across the state, including three in west central Nebraska. Foley’s release notes that Darcy Gurule, 41, reached a plea agreement in a criminal case involving her role as former village clerk of Farnam. Foley also noted improprieties in Custer and Dundy counties. Gurule pleaded no contest to official misconduct, a Class 2 misdemeanor on May 13.

4 weeks ago | nptelegraph.com | Andrew Bottrell

Amazon.com Inc. has broken ground on a warehouse on 5 acres of land the shipping giant purchased at 4415 Business Park Drive in the Twin Rivers Industrial Park, according to Lincoln County GIS data. Listen now and subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | RSS Feed | SoundStack | All Of Our Podcasts The company received a site grading permit from the City of North Platte for the plot and construction has begun. No further details were available at press time.