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High Plains Riot set to Roar Saturday
The ninth annual High Plains Riot will take place this weekend in Mitchell, with main events on Saturday. Participants can register on Friday for $20, which includes access to private events. Saturday's activities include a car show, burnout sessions, a swap meet, and a charity auction benefiting D. L. Ministries. The event also features vendors, music, and family-friendly activities. Sunday will host a Hot Rod Church service and a cruise to Scotts Bluff National Monument.
Freedom Fest to bring music, positive vibes
Mary Gonzales, owner of Marvel Academy Preschool, is organizing the 15th annual Freedom Fest at the future location of the Chuck Wagon Church in Scottsbluff. The event, which aims to inspire and spread positivity, will feature live music, games, and food. Despite the challenges of 2020, Gonzales remains hopeful and emphasizes the importance of appreciating freedom. The event will observe social distancing guidelines and provide hand sanitizing stations.
High Plains Riot set to Roar Saturday
The ninth annual High Plains Riot will take place this weekend in Mitchell, with main events on Saturday at the Scotts Bluff County Fairgrounds. The event includes a car show, burnout sessions, a charity auction benefiting D. L. Ministries, and various vendors. The Morrill Wrestling program will benefit from parking charges. Organizer Jeremiah Gardner emphasizes community involvement and family-friendly activities. The event concludes with a Hot Rod Church service and a cruise to Scotts Bluff National Monument on Sunday.
Ranchers highlight role of ag on the economy
Goshen County ranchers emphasize the critical role of agriculture in the local economy and address misconceptions about the industry. They argue that agriculture is underappreciated and wrongly criticized for environmental issues. Despite contributing minimally to greenhouse gas emissions, ranchers feel targeted by environmental advocates. The article highlights the economic challenges faced by producers, including price misconceptions and the need for better agricultural education.
Drive-in lineup includes Live music, movies
A special event at the Midwest Skyview Drive-in will benefit the United Way, featuring live music by Tim Ostdiek and screenings of 'Racing the Wind' and 'Wonder.' The event includes a fundraiser for the United Way of Western Nebraska and is sponsored by Bluff Physical Therapy. Additional activities include a free bag of popcorn for attendees and snow cones for purchase. Regular admission applies for subsequent showings of 'Iron Man' and 'A League of their Own' over the weekend.
Food giveaway does more than feed the hungry
Around 1,000 cases of meat were distributed to community members in Scottsbluff by Convoy of Hope, marking the third such event in the area. The giveaway, held at the old Albertson’s, saw participation from at least a dozen churches, highlighting a newfound unity among local congregations. Pastors and volunteers worked together to distribute the food, overcoming logistical challenges. The event not only addressed food insecurity but also demonstrated the collaborative spirit fostered among churches during the COVID-19 pandemic. Volunteers like Lisa McClure exemplified the community's commitment to helping those in need.
Former Goshen County clerk sentenced in embezzlement case
A former Goshen County Court Clerk, Kathi Rickard, was sentenced to three to six years in prison for embezzling $125,400.15 from Wyoming’s Eighth Judicial District Court. Despite her health issues and pleas for probation, the court ruled imprisonment was necessary due to the breach of public trust and the financial impact on the county. Rickard's actions, which spanned from 2014 to 2018, involved misappropriating funds intended for child support and bail. The case highlighted the severe personal and financial repercussions for Rickard and her family, as well as the broader community impact.
Skyview to host Community Cruise Night
A Community Cruise Night will culminate at the Midwest Skyview Drive-in with a screening of 'American Graffiti.' The High Plains Auto Club will start the event at Dairy Queen, proceeding to a valley cruise before arriving at the drive-in. The weekend will also feature showings of 'Twister' and 'Footloose.' Admission varies for members and non-members, and concessions will be available. The event aims to provide a fun community gathering with classic movie screenings.
Theatre West plans cabaret
The Theatre West Summer Repertory will present a cabaret titled 'Sing on, Sing on!' at the 16th Empire restaurant and lounge from July 16-18. The event aims to keep Theatre West engaged with the community and provide performance opportunities for high school seniors affected by the pandemic. The show will feature solos and group numbers by Theatre West alumni and 2020 graduates, with performances adhering to social distancing guidelines. The Cabaret Dinner Show, including a light dinner, will start at 6:30 p.m., with evening shows at 8:30 p.m. Tickets are priced at $15 for the dinner show and $10 for the later shows.
Six new COVID-19 cases, 13 recoveries announced
Six new COVID-19 cases and 13 recoveries were reported by the Panhandle Public Health District. The new cases include individuals from Cheyenne, Box Butte, Morrill, and Scotts Bluff counties. Health officials emphasized the importance of quarantine and isolation measures. Testing is available at various locations, including Chadron Community Hospital, Community Action Health Center, and Morrill County Community Hospital. A total of 5,692 tests have been conducted with a cumulative positive rate of 6 percent.
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