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Data center power developer acquires options for land south of Hershey - North Platte Bulletin (opens the original)
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A data center developer has acquired options to buy two square miles – 1,280 acres – of Lincoln County pastureland located about 8 miles due south of Hershey. The options are for adjoining sections 6 & 7 in Township 12 North, Range 32 West. They were recorded Sept. 21 at the Lincoln County Courthouse. The options are good for a year. A company called Limitless North Platte, LLC bought the options, which are signed Brian Hawkins, the chief revenue officer of Limitless Energy Group. According to L
One by one they fall, and then… - North Platte Bulletin (opens the original)
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The curtain goes up this weekend at the Fox Theater on a fascinating, stately murder mystery play by Agatha Christie — And Then There Were None. Agatha Christie stories have well-mannered, articulate characters and settings that are dark, mysterious and deadly. In this tale, strangers are lured to an isolated island off the coast of England by a mysterious host who was very gracious at first, but after they arrive, remotely accuses them of murders in their past that went unpunished. The puzzled
Prairie schooner takes up residency at county historical museum - North Platte Bulletin (opens the original)
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The prairie schooner, built in the mid-1800s, carried settlers and their belongings west in a 40 sq. ft. wagon box, protected from the elements by a sheet of canvas. Now the schooner rests at the Lincoln County Historical Museum. Brenda Grant of BG Stables of North Platte donated the schooner to the museum on Sept. 5. The name schooner stemmed from the wagon’s white canvas cover, or bonnet, which from a distance resembled a sailing ship known as a schooner. They were vehicles of choice on the Or
Cohen challenges Smith for U.S. House seat - North Platte Bulletin (opens the original)
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If independent candidate Mark Cohen upsets Adrian Smith in Nebraska’s 3rd district congressional race, he doesn’t care if he gets a crummy office when he arrives in Washington D.C. He is not going to align with either party. “I’m going there to hold both party’s feet to the fire,” Cohen told the Bulletin Saturday during a stop in North Platte. “I don’t care if I get lousy committee assignments and a crummy office. I’ve worked out of a small office before. It won’t bother me. I just want to be th
Nebraska Salt and Grain eliminates its semi-truck fleet - North Platte Bulletin (opens the original)
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The Nebraska Salt and Grain trucking company of Gothenburg will no longer operate its own fleet of trucks, the parent company, NSG Logistics, LLC announced. The company was founded n Gothenburg more than 50 years ago, in 1975, and the family-owned business grew to be the largest fleet of hopper-bottom tractor-trailers in Nebraska. NSG truck drivers were told late last week to park their trucks and turn in their keys. The company said it will continue to move freight using a network of owner-oper
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