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Gov. Ricketts calls on Nebraskans to donate blood

LINCOLN—Governor Pete Ricketts called on Nebraskans to make appointments to donate blood. The American Red Cross is facing a severe blood shortage, as many blood drives are being cancelled across the country due to coronavirus concerns. LINCOLN—Governor Pete Ricketts called on Nebraskans to make appointments to donate blood. The American Red Cross is facing a severe blood shortage, as many blood drives are being cancelled across the country due to coronavirus concerns. LINCOLN—Governor Pete Ricketts called on Nebraskans to make appointments to donate blood. The American Red Cross is facing a severe blood shortage, as many blood drives are being cancelled across the country due to coronavirus concerns. LINCOLN—Governor Pete Ricketts called on Nebraskans to make appointments to donate blood. The American Red Cross is facing a severe blood shortage, as many blood drives are being cancelled across the country due to coronavirus concerns.

Leyton students heading to state science fair

Leyton students heading to state science fair

courtesy photo Over sixty students attended the fourth annual Regional Science Fair held at the Harms Center at WNCC in Scottsbluff last week. Leyton scientists Zaili Benish, Aly Holt, Trenton Rushman & Peyton Abbott all placed at the Regional Science Fair and qualify for the Sate Science Fair at Wesleyan University in April. Leyton also won the distinction of Jr. High and People’s Choice Award. For the Jr. High, Benish finished second with dissolving the pain using aspirin. Abbott and Rushman studied hydraulics and placed fifth. In high school, Holt grabbed first place with her project on Ooblek. Congratulations to all the science fair winners and good luck at State.

Walk-in service suspended at Housing Partners of W. NE

Until further notice, Housing Partners of Western Nebraska are not accepting walk-in traffic for applications, annuals or interims at any of their locations. Staff are available via phone at 308-632- 0473 and our toll-free number at 866-694-0443. The March 23rd Voucher briefing has been postponed until further notice. Emergency work-orders will only be completed after client screening. Rents can be mailed in or dropped off at these locations before or on their due dates. ACH rent collection will continue as normal. Until further notice, Housing Partners of Western Nebraska are not accepting walk-in traffic for applications, annuals or interims at any of their locations. Staff are available via phone at 308-632- 0473 and our toll-free number at 866-694-0443. The March 23rd Voucher briefing has been postponed until further notice. Emergency work-orders will only be completed after client screening. Rents can be mailed in or dropped off at these locations before or on their due dates. ACH rent collection will continue as normal. Until further notice, Housing Partners of Western Nebraska are not accepting walk-in traffic for applications, annuals or interims at any of their locations. Staff are available via phone at 308-632- 0473 and our toll-free number at 866-694-0443. The March 23rd Voucher briefing has been postponed until further notice. Emergency work-orders will only be completed after client screening. Rents can be mailed in or dropped off at these locations before or on their due dates. ACH rent collection will continue as normal.

NWS Cheyenne suspending storm spotter talks and large outreach functions

NWS Cheyenne regretfully announces that our currently scheduled storm spotter talks have been suspended until further notice as we look to limit large social gatherings at this time due to COVID-19. We are sorry for the suspension and will work with local county emergency managers and safety officials to reschedule storm spotter talks in the future. In lieu of in-person storm spotter talks, NWS Cheyenne will be developing and delivering virtual spotter training classes through Facebook Live and recorded presentations uploaded to YouTube. Stay tuned for additional details on our social media platforms. We certainly hope to resume normal outreach activities as soon as possible. NWS Cheyenne regretfully announces that our currently scheduled storm spotter talks have been suspended until further notice as we look to limit large social gatherings at this time due to COVID-19. We are sorry for the suspension and will work with local county emergency managers and safety officials to reschedule storm spotter talks in the future. In lieu of in-person storm spotter talks, NWS Cheyenne will be developing and delivering virtual spotter training classes through Facebook Live and recorded presentations uploaded to YouTube. Stay tuned for additional details on our social media platforms. We certainly hope to resume normal outreach activities as soon as possible. NWS Cheyenne regretfully announces that our currently scheduled storm spotter talks have been suspended until further notice as we look to limit large social gatherings at this time due to COVID-19. We are sorry for the suspension and will work with local county emergency managers and safety officials to reschedule storm spotter talks in the future. In lieu of in-person storm spotter talks, NWS Cheyenne will be developing and delivering virtual spotter training classes through Facebook Live and recorded presentations uploaded to YouTube. Stay tuned for additional details on our social media platforms. We certainly hope to resume normal outreach activities as soon as possible.

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