North Platte Telegraph

North Platte Telegraph

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  • 5 days ago | nptelegraph.com | Jake Dreilinger

    A Columbus goal midway through the second half clinched the game as the North Platte boys soccer team fell to the Discoverers 2-1 in the regular season home finale on Saturday. “Columbus is a team that’s really good with the ball, and when you’re playing a team that controls the ball like that, it’s going to be more difficult to win the free balls,” North Platte coach Danny Whitney said. “It’s going to feel like you’re doing a lot of chasing.

  • 5 days ago | nptelegraph.com | Jake Dreilinger

    North Platte’s comeback effort in the second game of a doubleheader came up short as the Bulldogs baseball team lost twice to Grand Island on Friday at home. North Platte fell 13-3 in six innings in the first game and 9-7 in the second game. Grand Island 13, North Platte 3Landon Greeno and Connor Stiffler each had two hits and drove in a run, but the Bulldogs still fell 13-3 in six innings in the first game of a doubleheader against Grand Island.

  • 5 days ago | nptelegraph.com | Rick Windham

    Not that we have had to deal with this during our current spring turkey season, but what if? I spent the week in a turkey camp with other outdoor writers. The weather cooperated and it was a successful camp!I have had several local turkey hunters call and ask me if I was successful. A side discussion in a couple of these conversations dealt with how to hunt in inclement weather, if it does occur.

  • 6 days ago | nptelegraph.com | Todd von Kampen

    A temporary pile of broken-up concrete testifies to the start of Rev Development LLC’s latest phase of North Platte’s District 177 conversion, co-owner Mike Works said Friday. The start of the planned second apartment-retail building — where that pile currently sits — has been delayed for now, he told The Telegraph. But Works said problem areas for pedestrians around the former Platte River Mall were repaired over the last three weeks at a cost of about $50,000.

  • 6 days ago | nptelegraph.com | Todd von Kampen

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