Fall wild turkey season opens Sept. 15
Nebraska’s fall wild turkey season begins Sept. 15, giving hunters a chance to harvest two turkeys on a single permit.
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Monique Gooden receives a serve Saturday at the Hitchcock County Tournament. Wauneta-Palisade beat Arapahoe to finish the tournament.
WP 5-2 following Hitchcock County Tournament
After rolling to five wins to start the volleyball season, Wauneta-Palisade found a tougher row to hoe Saturday at the Hitchcock County Tournament.
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Four of the five teams in Saturday’s Ike’s-sponsored catfish tournament included, from left, Cody Chrisler and James Mosely, first place; Tim Steinbeck and Brian Smotherman of Wray; Shayna Perry and Houston McConnell, second; and Kurt and Dylon Oberle of Trenton. Not pictured—third place winners Brian and Jared Hattendorf.
Catfish tourney draws five teams to Enders
Five teams fished for cash prizes over eight hours Saturday in the fall catfish tournament sponsored by the Southwest Nebraska Izaak Walton League.
Nebraska Game and Parks reminds pet owners to be vigilant against coyotes
Owners of small pets are reminded to be vigilant to protect them from possible coyote encounters.
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Top finishers at the Chase County Fair Horseshoe Tournament were (left to right) third-place finishers Janiel Kimble and Marcie Kelley; second-place finishers Tyler Kerchal and Brandon Vogt; Lacey Langer of Superior, Miss Southwest Nebraska Junior Rodeo Queen; Amber Gonzales of McCook, Miss Wilsonville; Chyanne Friehe of Culbertson, Miss Southwest Nebraska Rodeo Queen; and tournament winners Jeff Lempke and Ryan Baker.