Kay Bakkehaug is an editor for the Hemingford section of the Star-Herald, focusing on local news and events in the Scottsbluff area of Nebraska. With a keen interest in community stories, Kay covers a range of topics including sports, local events, birthdays, and updates from the Hemingford school district.
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Kay Bakkehaug's coverage focuses on local events, especially those related to Hemingford community. She regularly covers topics such as community events, sports, and family-related content. When reaching out to Kay, consider providing information about upcoming local events in the Hemingford area, particularly those related to basketball games or other sporting activities.
Since a significant portion of her coverage is dedicated to house & home and family & relationships themes, she may also be interested in articles featuring personal stories of individuals or families within the community. Additionally, given her focus on birthdays and anniversaries within the region, pitches that highlight unique celebrations or milestones within the Hemingford area are likely to capture her attention.
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Note from the editor: I waited to release this information until the team received their trophy for a photo and interviews but wanted to get the news in this last
I write this “thank you” with such a heavy heart! The Hemingford Ledger, for over 100 years has been the place to go for our news and all things happening.
The Box Butte General Hospital (BBGH) Board of Trustees meeting was called to order at noon Monday, October 28th, in the Alliance Room of BBGH. This month’s agenda included discussion
For three generations, The Hemingford Ledger was owned and operated by the Kuhn family, up until the sale of the newspaper to the Omaha World-Herald’s newspaper group in 2007.
Robert Lee Minich and Cynthia Kay Mittelsteadt were married on December 29, 1969. Bob was home on leave from basic training when the couple, who were already engaged, decided to
As we celebrate the miracle that took place in a humble manager so many Christmases ago, we are filled with a sense of peace, joy, contentment and love. The Madonna
Over 650 pieces of candy handed out for downtown trick or treat, $1,213 collected for the Santa’s Helpers Program with the 2024 Halloween Fundraiser at Steph’s Studio.
Drayden Sanchez picked through conglomerations of what people hoped would become something new, opening bags like a chef cracking eggs first thing every morning at the Keep Alliance Beautiful Recycling
Hemingford United Methodist Church619 Custer St., 487-3758. Office hours 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Thursday Text or call Pastor Bae after hours at 913-742-1908 (cell) or 913-325-6098 (home)
One-Act, basketball and wrestling seasons are just getting started. Pick up a copy of the schools sports calendar or keep an eye on the Hemingford Public Schools website for current dates and times.
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