Custer County Chief - 2021-01-21

• History comes back to Bow
• Capitol View: Early indication­s of heavy lifting
• Sen. Brewer: LB 236 for more local control on gun rights
• Sen. Williams: Legislativ­e process begins with bill introducti­on
• Did you know...? HumanKindn­ess
• From Mona’s desk: Ready for boring
• Bow School Board elects officers, welcomes newest member
• Dean’s, honors lists
• Ag Society prepares for Winter Ball
• Genevieve ‘Gen’ Shultz
• Gregory Rhoades
• Willa Mae Curlee
• Devotion: Anxious? Try prayer
• Bill introducti­ons include property tax relief, education, broadband
• COVID-19 update, Jan. 18, 2021
• Custer County Sheriff: Jan. 8-14, 2021
• New odometer mileage reporting requiremen­ts
• What ever happened to the ‘three-legged stool’ of retirement?
• Payroll protection program reopened Jan. 15
• Out of the Past - January 13, 1921
• Bobcats heat up from three point line in victory over Mustangs
• Indian Wrestlers put up gutsy performanc­e at Gothenburg
• Coyotes use strong first quarter to separate themselves from Knights
• Knights hold off late run by the Coyotes to secure win at home
• Turnovers doom Broken Bow basketball in loss to Wood River
• High winds most like contribute to turnover
• Tough week for Indians ends with lopsided loss at home to Eagles

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