The Post Podcast

Guardians Of The Children family appreciation day on Satuday

Mark Russell, President of the Flatrock chapter of Guardians of The Children joined Derek Beck with the North Platte Post to talk about their Family Fun Day set for Saturday, Apirl 22. The event is free to families as the GOC brings awareness to Child Abuse Prevention/Awareness month in April

Nebraska Cattlemen Report (Western Nebraska Bank)

Steve Hansen, President of the Nebraska Cattlemen Association spoke with Derek Beck about the recent fires in Custer County. Hansen also talked about new beef processing plants like Sustainable Been in North Platte and how that will affect cattle producers. This podcast is sponsored by Western Nebraska Bank.

North Platte Post Sports Network: Head Coach Janelle Higgins 4-19-2023

Head Coach Janelle Higgins sat down with Sports Director Paxton Gordon to talk all things knights softball.

20th Bloodhounds Blood Drive this Wednesday in North Platte

The 20th Bloodhounds Blood Drive is April 19th from 11am-6pm at Venue304 in North Platte! Create a team (ask people to donate) and you could win money for your charity or organization from North Platte Rotary Club (Noon)!! It's that easy!!

Sign up for a team today- email cassie@nparea.com

Donate, if you are able to on April 19- make an appointment at redcrossblood.org (sponsor code npbloodhounds)

and help us spread the word!

Holly Carlini with the Prairie Arts Center

Holly Carlini Executive Director at the Prairie Arts Center joins Paxton Gordon to talk about all the upcoming classes and events going on at the Prairie Arts Center as Spring approaches.

North Platte Post Outdoor Report with Julie Geiser (April 12, 2023)

Julie Geiser joins us to talk all things outdoors on todays edition of the Outdoor Report

29th Annual Train Show

North Platte Post Sports Network: Head Coach Janelle Higgins 4-7-2023

Head Coach Janelle Higgins sat down with Sports Director Paxton Gordon to talk all things knights softball.

Keith County mural project looking for artists for 2023 mural

Brule, NE - Molly Jeffres joined Derek Beck in Eagles North Spruce Street studios in Ogallala to talk about the Keith County Area Development's call to artists for the 2023 Mural Project to bring artists and local communities together to create a more vibrant Keith County. Art in public places plays an important role in preserving our culture, conveying the history of our community, and beautifying the place we call home. The goal of the Mural Project is to support the creation of murals throughout Keith County to promote the creative expression of the artist and to provide an enriching visual experience for residents and visitors as a quality of place enhancement.

The 2023 mural site location is Brule, Nebraska’s beautiful Barton Park. Many locals and travelers alike frequent Barton Park for picnics and family events. The mural will be painted on an existing structure in the park. . The key elements for the 2023 mural project will be ‘beauty, nature, and creativity’ which are based on the First Impressions Mural Survey taken by Brule residents. ‘Beauty, nature, and creativity’ were the top-rated values of the survey respondents and will be used to guide the artist’s inspiration for the project. This project stems from the “First Impressions” priorities identified during the 2020 Keith County Community Vision Planning process. It is being pursued thanks to generous funding raised during the 2022 Keith County Big Give and a grant from the Keith County Foundation Fund.

This is Keith County Area Development’s second mural project. Mural project information is available on Keith County Area Development’s website at kcad.org/mural. Artist applications may be submitted online or by mail and are due April 30, 2023. . Keith County Area Development (KCAD) is an independent 501.c.3 non-profit organization based in Ogallala. KCAD’s mission is to lead activities and partner with community members to broaden and strengthen employment and commerce in Keith County. “We provide forums for strategic planning, creative thinking, and collaboration. We recruit community stakeholders that have a passion for Keith County and want to assist in its progress. We strive to make our communities more attractive by promoting our strengths and confronting areas of needed improvement.” KCAD is located at 10 North Spruce St., Suite C, Ogallala, Nebraska, and can be reached at (308) 284-6623. For more information, please visit www.kcad.org

North Platte City Council Meeting recap from April 5, 2023

North Platte Mayor Brandon Kelliher and North Platte City Councilman Ty Lucas joined Derek Beck to discuss and recap the City Council meeting from April 4.