John Axtell is a radio broadcaster for chadrad communications, focusing on local news and events in Chadron, Nebraska. With a keen interest in local politics and community affairs, John covers stories ranging from city council elections to profiles of notable individuals in the area.
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John Axtell's focus seems to be on local events, government announcements, and community news in the Nebraska area. His coverage heavily leans towards family & relationships as well as government & politics. Therefore, he may be interested in stories that highlight community involvement, local governance issues, or human-interest pieces related to families and individuals in the Nebraska region.
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Funeral services for 35-year old Anthony Hollis are Sat, June 29, 2024 at 11:00 at the Makasan Presbyterian Church Hall in Oglala, SD, with Pastor Perry Stands and Pastor Asa Wilson officiating.
A Mass of Christian Burial for 86-year old Father Thomas Ryan, who served in various roles in Catholic churches and schools in the Panhandle in the 1960s and 70s, will be held Sat, June 29, 2024, at 10:30 CT at Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church in Grand Island, NE. Bishop The Most Rev Joseph G. Hanefeldt will preside with the priest of the Diocese of Grand Island concelebrating.
Dawes and Sioux Counties have shared a tourism director for the past several years and now they’re going to be sharing a Veterans Service Officer. 36-year old Robert “Spike” Jordan of Harrison starts his Dawes County duties on Monday.
The Fort Robinson Post Playhouse opens its next-to-last show of the season, the two-woman jukebox musical Honky Tonk Laundry.
About 80 people turned out at Chadron State College Thursday afternoon to hear Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen’s pitch for the property tax relief plan he will send to a special session of legislature that will begin July 25th.
By: John Axtell
The Eagle Eye Fire 14 miles northwest of Crawford in the Oglala National Grasslands is now 85% contained and still at 345 acres.
Saturday is the last day of work for Wind Cave National Park Superintendent Leigh Welling, who is retiring after 21-½ years with the National Park Service and the last 3-½ at Wind Cave.
By: John Axtell
The City of Crawford says the city swimming pool will remain closed until further notice with consultants coming in after the 4th of July celebration to determine the extent of the pool’s problems and whether it can be saved.
Larry D Wineteer was born a bright, funny and smart(aleck) kid. He loved to play sports, ride bikes and make people laugh. Nothing much changed as an adult except he had to pay taxes.
Funeral services for 44-year old Joanna Fool Head-Brewer are Friday, July 5, 2024 at 10:00 at the Rockyford School Gymnasium in Rockyford, SD, with Mother Michelle Dayton officiating and traditional Lakota services by Hawkeye Montileaux and Sundown Montileaux
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