Jeff Bahr is a features editor for The Grand Island Independent, with a focus on local news in Grand Island, Nebraska. His articles cover a wide range of topics, including community events, local businesses, crime reports, and human interest stories. Jeff's work has also been featured in various other newspapers and media outlets in Nebraska and beyond.
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Jeff Bahr's articles predominantly cover local news, with a strong focus on crime and community events in Grand Island, Nebraska. His work often includes breaking news, evolving stories, event coverage, and government announcements. Therefore, he is likely to be interested in pitches that provide unique insights or access to local events and developments within the Grand Island area.
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By: Jeff Bahr
When voters went to the polls on Tuesday, they had no names from which to choose for the Hall County Weed Board.
By: Jeff Bahr
Life in downtown Grand Island will no longer be enhanced by the intoxicating aromas produced by Sin City Grill. The restaurant, at 410 W. Third St., has closed.
By: Jeff Bahr
The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced that it will use $300 million from the Inflation Reduction Act to monitor agricultural emissions, including
By: Jeff Bahr
A 20-year-old Grand Island man allegedly struck his intimate partner in the face, threatened to kill her and transported her in a vehicle against her will.
By: Jeff Bahr
It’s believed the peak was initially used as a line to divide the Indian nations. Years later, a government scout named “Happy” Jack Swearingen used it as a lookout post.
By: Jeff Bahr
Tom Busch, the manager of the Heartland Public Shooting Park, is a veteran. He was in the Marines from January of 1999 to August of 2007.
By: Jeff Bahr
“It definitely built character, for one. Two, it gave me a sense of purpose. Three, it made me grow up pretty quickly. Four, it provided me the opportunity to meet my wife.”
Hamilton County Sheriff Jeromy McCoy said a preliminary investigation shows the semi crossed the center line and struck the pickup.
By: Jeff Bahr
How early do the volunteers show up to prepare the United Veterans Club's Veterans Day Appreciation Breakfast?
A preliminary investigation found that the semi's brakes activated, causing the vehicle to cross the center line. One person who was in the pickup is hospitalized.
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