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Digital trailblazer talks Artificial Intelligence - North Platte Bulletin

1 week ago | northplattebulletin.com | George Lauby

Every minute of every day, 1 million people ask Siri a question. Two thousand Taylor Swift songs are streaming. Sixteen thousand videos are uploaded to Tik Tok. Four million or more likes are clicked on Facebook posts. Also, each minute, nearly 6 million Google searches are conducted, Theresa Payton told a North Platte audience Tuesday during a Town Hall presentation. In addition to all of that, the use of artificial intelligence is exploding.
Town Hall: Democrats urged to speak up, make connections - North Platte Bulletin

1 week ago | northplattebulletin.com | George Lauby

Democratic party leader Jane Kleeb said the party is focusing renewed efforts to rebuild base, connect with voters, and challenge Republican dominance in the state. Kleeb, who lives in Hastings, spoke to about 150 people at a Town Hall Saturday at the Prairie Arts Center in North Platte. Kleeb has become a key figure in the Democratic National Committee, holding the No. 2 position in the powerful committee that determines party policies and procedures.
Music on the Bricks set May 16-17: Blues, rock, country, classic pop - North Platte Bulletin

2 weeks ago | northplattebulletin.com | George Lauby

Five bands will play over two nights at Music on the Bricks 11, Friday-Saturday, May 16-17 in downtown North Platte. Kid’s games, food and brews, merchandise, congeniality and other good things are part of the festivities. On opening night, the beloved James Burke Trio will open the weekend at 7 p.m., playing the trio’s brand of basic, infectious blues.
Commissioners hear report on COVID-19 relief program for food pantries, charities - North Platte Bulletin

2 weeks ago | northplattebulletin.com | George Lauby

Fourteen non-profits in Lincoln County received a total of $270,000 in Covid-19 relief funds, the Lincoln County Commissioners were told Monday. Executive Director Edward Dunn and Ashley Neiman of the West-Central Nebraska Development District gave the commissioners a report at the conclusion of the programWCNDD, headquartered in Ogallala, serves an 18-county area that includes 58 communities, handling grant applications and reporting and helping communities market themselves, among other duties.
Protestors rally against Trump's actions - North Platte Bulletin

2 weeks ago | northplattebulletin.com | George Lauby

Protesters staged another rally near the Lincoln County courthouse Saturday, protesting the executive orders of President Donald Trump.
Tax exempt applications denied for North Platte Hospital - North Platte Bulletin

2 weeks ago | northplattebulletin.com | George Lauby

For the second year in a row, several clinics owned and operated by the North Platte hospital will not receive exemptions from paying property taxes in Lincoln County. The county Board of Equalization denied eight applications from the North Platte Hospital Corporation for tax exemptions on March 24. It is the second year in a row that the board, which consists of the Lincoln County commissioners, has denied the hospital’s applications.
Fishing tactics change with seasons - North Platte Bulletin

3 weeks ago | northplattebulletin.com | Rick Windham

It has been typical Nebraska spring weather. We are in spring mode for fishing. although there may be cold fronts and rain that shut it down at times. I noticed many of boats at Lake Maloney are in the same areas where most of the ice fishing shelters were weeks ago. But open water and warmers temperatures will change that. Fish begin moving to warmer water, following bait fish.
New improvements for fishing - North Platte Bulletin

3 weeks ago | northplattebulletin.com | George Lauby

Anglers can fish closer to the water’s edge along the inlet of Lake Maloney, thanks to a new retaining wall and concrete path built by the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission. A wooden fishing pier was also built close to the inlet. The pier will be accessible by wheelchair when the area opens, which is expected any day. The project started on Sept. 9. The entrance road at Kansas Point Drive as well as the park itself was closed to vehicles during the construction.
Evaluating alfalfa stands - North Platte Bulletin

3 weeks ago | northplattebulletin.com | Ben Beckman

Were you expecting more from last year’s alfalfa yields? Did your plants get enough time to winterize in the fall? Do you have concerns about stand winter kill? Evaluating your alfalfa stand in the spring is key to planning management and setting expectations for this year. As stands begin greening up, alfalfa stand assessment can be completed using a hay square as a quick and easy way to look at the overall stand health. While we call it a hay square, square or circle shapes work equally well.
As beef plant nears opening, housing seems adequate, barely - North Platte Bulletin

3 weeks ago | northplattebulletin.com | George Lauby

As the opening of the Sustainable Beef plant draws near, residents are wondering where all the new employees will live. Will there be enough housing? Chamber and DevCo President Gary Person believes so. Person said new apartment buildings are opening on the west side of town. And, he said there is “a lot of rehab going on.” Also, some of the smaller hotels and motels are making arrangements to rent rooms by the week or month. The ribbon was cut at Sustainable Beef on March 24.