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The Platte City Board of Aldermen called a special meeting on Tuesday, July 16, intending to hire a new city administrator.
Boys’ volleyball as a sanctioned sport could become a thing at Platte County R-3 sooner rather than later.
State Rep. Ashley Aune, center right, and State Rep. Jamie Johnson, center left, were joined by District 13 Democrat candidate Andrea Denning, left, and First District Platte County Commission candidate Charles McDonald, right, spoke to voters at the Platte County Democrat headquarters at 10012 N. Ambassador on Saturday, July 13, at the grand opening of the office.
By: Dennis Sharkey
A group of former TWA employees, many retired, told stories and relived memories at the North Platte Museum on Saturday, July 20. It was the second year in a row the museum hosted an event with the former employees.
The Platte City Board of Aldermen (BOA) deliberated for about 45 minutes last Tuesday night, July 16, before coming to a consensus to make Thomas Cole the next city administrator.
Brian Caraker, a star in the world of poultry, was a judge at the Platte County Fair last week.
Participants in the 2024 Out the Front to the Back 0.08K race were greeted by signs of encouragement and some humor on Saturday, Aug. 3, in downtown Weston. The event, hosted by Celtic Ranch, benefits The Farmer’s House.
Alex Olsen and his son Shiloh of Pleasant Hill, Mo., checked out a 1920 Stover drag saw owned by Ronnie Pack, Edgerton, on Saturday, Aug. 10, at the annual Platte County Steam Engine Show at the Platte County Fairgrounds in Tracy.
The North Platte Panthers’ football team opened the 2024 season with a 30-20 loss at home to Butler on Friday, Aug. 30.
The Park Hill South Panthers were hitting on all cylinders in all three phases of the game in a 38-8 opening week win at home versus Grandview on Thursday, Aug. 29.
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