The Post Podcast

A new business is making waves in North Platte. Wyatt Pevler, owner of Platte River Marine, joins us to talk about launching his boat service shop in September 2025, what services are offered, and how he’s helping local boaters avoid long trips for repairs and detailing.

Lane Anderson with the Keith County Commissioners provides a direct recap of recent meetings, including road projects north of Paxton, budget planning, Prairie Theater grant discussions, early voting reminders and updates following recent fires. Also includes notes on county building improvements and upcoming community efforts.

 

NPCC alum Nikki Schmidt and sophomore Dustin Cartmill join Allison Peck to talk about Next to Normal, a powerful rock musical tackling grief, mental health, and family struggles. The two share what drew them to the production, how the music drives the story, and why this show is sparking important conversations in the community—both on and off the stage.

 

North Platte Mayor Brandon Kelliher joins Allison Peck to break down key decisions from Tuesday night’s city council meeting, including updates on the industrial wastewater treatment plant, new housing development, zoning changes, and improvements planned at Cody Park and the Wild West Arena. The conversation also touches on community growth and what residents can expect in the months ahead.

Visit North Platte Executive Director Lisa Burke breaks down new tourism numbers for Lincoln County, including a nearly 10% increase in lodging tax revenue in 2025. Burke credits growth in part to GreyBull coming online, along with continued strong visitor spending and a busy sandhill crane season that brought more people to the area. She also highlights how tourism supports local jobs, events and community improvements.

 

 

 

Becky Pearson with Pivot Point Performance joins Paxton Gordon to talk about a different approach to physical therapy in North Platte. From assisted stretching to personalized exercise programs, Pearson explains how her cash-based practice helps clients manage pain, improve mobility, and reduce the need for constant appointments.

 

 

 

Holly Howe joins Allison Peck to talk about an upcoming art auction and luncheon benefiting Nebraska wildfire survivors. The April 18 event at the Prairie Arts Center will feature a wide variety of donated artwork and a meal provided by North 40, with all proceeds staying local to help those impacted by the fires.

A new coalition in North Platte is bringing together organizations, caregivers and community members to better support the aging population. Allison Peck talks with Dalene Skates and Jennifer Caudillo about how the North Platte Aging Coalition got started, why collaboration matters, and how the group is helping seniors maintain independence while connecting families with vital resources.

The Ogallala Goodall YMCA is gearing up for a busy spring and summer season. Branch Executive Director Melissa Ewert and CEO Conrad Bostron join Allison Peck to talk about this weekend’s Easter Egg Hunt, triathlon and 5K registration, a new Kids’ Corner program in partnership with Ogallala Public Schools, swim lessons, and upcoming family events. Plus, details on lifeguard hiring and summer pool preparations.

In this interview, Allison Peck speaks with Janet Vath, Executive Director of Lincoln County CASA, about upcoming events for Child Abuse Prevention Month. From the annual CASA Breakfast to the Kevin Kennedy 5K Hero Run, these events aim to raise awareness and support for children in the court system.

Vath also shares how CASA advocates make a difference in the lives of children experiencing abuse and neglect—and why more volunteers are urgently needed. Whether you’re looking to get involved, attend an event, or simply learn more, this conversation highlights the powerful impact of community support.