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Rick Windham: Fishing is picking up with warmer temperatures

21 hours ago | nptelegraph.com | Rick Windham

The weather has been holding steady…almost a full week of spring-like weather. Fishing activity in the region is responding to water temperatures. As water temperatures rise, so does the feeding activity of fish. Are you ready? The Tri-county Canal system east of town, has a bit more walleye action below checks on the canal. There is some crappie action at Jeffery Lake off the points in the lower part of the main lake. I also have reports of walleyes biting at the inlet of Johnson Lake.
Keyala Williams

1 day ago | nptelegraph.com | Jake Dreilinger

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District Track: North Platte qualifies nine individuals and three relay teams for state meet

1 day ago | nptelegraph.com | Jake Dreilinger

Five North Platte boys, four Bulldog girls and three relay teams qualified for the state track and field meet Tuesday at the District A-3 Meet in North Platte. Luke Tegtmeier, Kori McClain, Katie Titus, Keyala Williams and the North Platte boys 4x800 relay team all won a district title as the Bulldogs hope to earn some hardware at Omaha Burke next week. The North Platte girls 4x800 relay team and the boys 4x400 relay team also qualified with third and second place finishes, respectively.
Former North Platte Legion baseball player Carter Kelley commits to Nebraska

2 days ago | nptelegraph.com | Jake Dreilinger

Former North Platte Legion baseball player and North Platte alum Carter Kelley has committed to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln baseball team in a social media post on Sunday. “Nebraska has always meant the world to me,” Kelley said. “To be able to play the game I love in front of everyone that I love again is such a blessing.
Ogallala to honor inaugural Hall of Fame class with banquet Saturday

2 days ago | nptelegraph.com | Jake Dreilinger

Ogallala will be celebrating its first-ever Hall of Fame class with a banquet and induction ceremony at 6 p.m. Saturday in the Prairie View Gymnasium in Ogallala.
Three western Unicam bills advance via ‘consent calendar’

2 days ago | nptelegraph.com | Todd von Kampen

State senators Friday gave 43-0 first-round approval to a bill affecting insurance for real estate transferred after its owner’s death. Legislative Bill 422, sponsored by Sen. Tanya Storer of Whitman, advanced as part of a “consent calendar” agenda designed to allow for quick floor action on noncontroversial bills. Storer’s measure adjusts coverage periods for property insurance after the death of a property owner who filed a “transfer of death deed” transferring title to a designated new owner.
St. Pat's celebrates Class of 2025 in graduation ceremony at St. Patrick's Catholic Church

3 days ago | nptelegraph.com | Jake Dreilinger

Humility. Kindness. A heart for service. Dedication. A strong work ethic. Those words were how St. Pat’s Senior Class President Logan Dodson described all 22 Irish graduates as the St. Pat’s Class of 2025 sat for their final Sunday mass before walking across the stage for their diplomas on Sunday at St. Patrick’s Catholic Church in North Platte. “We’ve been reminded that our future is not random or uncertain. It’s a part of a greater plan from the man up above,” Dodson said.
Ellie Hanna

3 days ago | nptelegraph.com | Jake Dreilinger

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Nebraskans throw tons of glass into landfills each year. Some are trying to change that.

4 days ago | nptelegraph.com | Yanqi Xu

Near his family farm near Nebraska City, Daryl Steinman discovered old bottles and jars in piles of charred debris, remnants left by homesteaders and farm families who had burned their trash before Steinman’s family bought the farm 65 years ago, he thought. They sparked a realization. “If you don't take care of the environment, just throwing stuff away into the ground, it's always gonna be there,” Steinman said.
Sinner wins in return from doping ban on home turf

4 days ago | nptelegraph.com | Andrew Dampf

ROME — Top-ranked Jannik Sinner made a solid return from his three-month doping ban in beating 99th-ranked Mariano Navone 6-3, 6-4 before an adoring home crowd at the Italian Open on Saturday. It was Sinner's first match in more than 100 days, since he won his third Grand Slam title at the Australian Open in January. There weren't too many signs of rust and it didn't take long for Sinner to start crushing his groundstrokes on or near the lines.