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Healthy Lifestyles in the New Year
With the new year come new resolutions! Southwest Nebraska Public Health Department (SWNPHD) invites everyone to join in committing to a healthier lifestyle in 2024. Maintaining a healthy lifestyle can improve your quality of life and help prevent life-threatening or chronic conditions such as stroke, heart disease, diabetes, and others.
McCook recognized by national magazine for its arts, culture and food
LINCOLN — Efforts to bolster the arts, recreation and food in McCook have garnered national recognition for the southwest Nebraska community. Food & Leisure magazine, in its annual “best small towns” feature, named McCook runner-up as the best small town for food and culture, right behind Los Olivos, California.
McCook recognized by national magazine for its arts, culture and food
LINCOLN — Efforts to bolster the arts, recreation and food in McCook have garnered national recognition for the southwest Nebraska community. Food & Leisure magazine, in its annual “best small towns” feature, named McCook runner-up as the best small town for food and culture, right behind Los Olivos, California.
(Audio) MPCC to host Native American dancer/storyteller this Thursday, Santa's Workshop Dec. 5th
Post News Director Canon Rath chatted with Lauren Coleman, MPCC Assistant Director of Multicultural Leadership and Engagement about the upcoming Native American dancer/storyteller who will be in North Platte this Thursday but also chatted about Santa's Workshop that's going on next week. NORTH PLATTE - Mid-Plains Community College Student Life...
Native American dancer to perform at MPCC campuses in McCook/North Platte
Native American dancer, singer, flute player and storyteller Garan Coons will perform for free for the public in McCook and North Platte Nov. 30. Mid-Plains Community College’s Student Life Department will host Coons at 11 a.m. in the Weeth Theater on the McCook Campus and at 2 p.m. in the McDonald-Belton Theater on the South Campus, 601 W. State Farm Rd., in North Platte.
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