George Lauby is a journalist for the North Platte Bulletin, focusing on local news in Nebraska, specifically in the North Platte area. With a keen interest in community events and issues, George covers a range of topics including education, local government, entertainment, and human interest stories.
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North Platte, United States (Local)
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George Lauby primarily focuses on local news, with a particular emphasis on crime and community events. Given this focus, he would likely be most responsive to pitches that involve insights or commentary from relevant experts in legal matters or community affairs within the specified geographic area.
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By: George Lauby
The city of North Platte’s lawsuit against the owner of the Hotel Pawnee was dismissed Tuesday, following a series of informal talks by both parties.
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The North Platte Canteen: A Musical Miracle finished a triumphant series of debut performances in North Platte on Sunday, Oct. 6, with a sold-out show.
In a race that is surprisingly close, Deb Fischer is running for a third term in the Senate, challenged by newcomer Dan Osborn.
When Dan Osborn speaks these days, he talks about things people agree on.
Thirteen tank cars carrying ethanol reportedly derailed and overturned as they were being shuttled in Bailey Yard on Thursday morning, Oct. 17.
Rays of sunshine cast a silhouette of Buffalo Bill Cody on horseback on a new outdoor painting that is taking shape along N. Jeffers St.
By: George Lauby
For six hours, three men worked with hot metal, shaping, welding and grinding the steel into high quality knives.
David Cooper, a former North Platte high school teacher, was convicted Monday of sex abuse by a school employee, tampering with a witness and attempting an unspecified felony, ending a long wait for a decision in the case.
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