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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The first renovated apartments are now ready for occupants on E. Fourth – in what was a run-down abandoned motel-apartment complex a year ago.
With favorable fall weather, construction crews all around town have been making excellent progress.
By: George Lauby
Don’t you wish your personal finances worked like the state of Nebraska’s? If they did, you would never run out of cash.
North Platte’s first Alcoholics Anonymous meeting happened in 1944, as AA programs were slowly starting to spread across the United States.
Douglas Baker of North Platte was sentenced Monday to 3-9 years imprisonment for distribution of an exceptionally hazardous drug.
Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus led the annual pre-Christmas Parade of Lights through downtown Thursday evening, escorted by the North Platte police.
About 4,700 evergreen wreaths, each tied with a red ribbon, were placed at headstones at Fort McPherson National Cemetery & Shrine Friday and Saturday.
By: George Lauby
The U.S. Senate passed legislation Monday to transfer the land around Swanson Reservoir to Hitchcock County and the Red Willow Reservoir land to Frontier County.
by: Kristi Smith and George Lauby, The North Platte Bulletin - Dec. 20, 2024
State troopers arrested two people on Sunday and Monday following pursuits in west-central Nebraska.
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