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News from Iraq, from U.S. infantryman Jerry McEntee in Baghdad (1 Talk Back Entries 1)

In April, as Gen. David Petraeus talked to Congress about the war in Iraq, Jerry McEntee of North Platte fought with the United States Army in Sadr City, Baghdad.  ...More

 
Barbecue festival kicks off Friday (4 Talk Back Entries 4)

Some say barbecuing is culinary art — one that takes unique skills to seasoning and smoke and, as if by instinct, know when the barbecue is perfectly cooked. ...More

 
Weather forces Spring Fling indoors (4 Talk Back Entries 4)

The annual Spring Fling, a craft show scheduled for Sunday May 11 at Cody Park, has been moved to the City of North Platte’s Recreation Center at 1300 McDonald Road. ...More

 
Sheriff admits drinking and open container a mistake (156 Talk Back Entries 156)

The North Platte Bulletin broke the story Wednesday about Lincoln County Sheriff and two other deputies drinking beer in a car on the way to a training session in Lincoln March 26. ...More

 
Smith to grads: Personal involvement invaluable (1 Talk Back Entries 1)

More than 300 graduates accepted diplomas and certificates Friday at North Platte Community College, and were encouraged to use their education to enrich lives and communities. ...More

 
Lincoln County 'active and stable' real estate market (4 Talk Back Entries 4)

The real estate market in Lincoln County is sort of a good news / bad news scenario. ...More

 
Pornographer pleads guilty ... again (4 Talk Back Entries 4)

A 36-year-old North Platte man, currently serving from 25 to 50 years in state prison for sexual assault of a child, will likely face 25 years on federal charges of the production of child pornography and possession of child pornography. ...More

 
 
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Flynn: Johanns doesn't have resolve
 
McFarland convinces council to consider bridge options
 
Buffalo Bill extension takes another step forward
 
Assault cases highlighted in county district court (9 Talk Back Entries 9)
 
Board considers higher motel tax, visitor's center (21 Talk Back Entries 21)
 
Three convicted of drug charges Tuesday (8 Talk Back Entries 8)
 
PARENTING TIPS, by Brenda (1 Talk Back Entries 1)
 
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Lincoln County Sheriff Jerome Kramer and his administration is under fire from the Fraternal Order of Police union. Deputies and administrators are at odds these days. Accusations are flying about open containers in county-owned vehicles, on-duty drinking, alcohol charged on county credit cards and other alleged misconduct. Some FOP members say the actions of LCSO administrators violate state laws and LCSO policies. Kramer says the dust up is politically motivated because he’s providing leadership, something that’s sorely needed in the Sheriff’s office. The North Platte Bulletin exposes all the arguments and reactions from both sides in the print edition.

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