There would be no fourth quarter rally this year as the Eagles defeated the Angelo State Rams 19-7 on Saturday.
“The guys were definitely motivated to play after last year’s four touchdowns in the fourth quarter comeback loss,” Head Football Coach Jay Long said.
This Sunday, Chi Alpha, Revive, and The Pit along with several other businesses and clubs are hosting a concert by the Christian band Seventh Day Slumber. The concert begins at 7 p.m. on Sunday in Memorial Hall. The Eagle interviewed event promoter Mike Miller for the following Q&A.
Read MoreNebraska State College System personnel are changing up the system’s public image through a new advertising campaign, an administrator said during the Board of Trustees’ Friday business meeting in Chadron.
Read MoreStudent Senate allocated $1,100 and swore in four new members at it’s meeting Monday night. The Senate approved Treasurer Ashley Swanson’s request for a $100 allocation for Family Day refreshments.
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Read MoreComing out on top was not scheduled for the Eagles volleyball team this weekend. The Eagles lost three out of four games once again at the Black Hills State tournament this past weekend.
Read MoreThe CAB allocated $2,265 for the upcoming Seventh Day Slumber concert and for free movie night at their meeting on Tuesday.
Read MoreThe women’s cross-country team won the first meet ran since 1985 on Saturday when they competed against South Dakota School of Mines. The meet was hosted in Chadron, adding to the aura of the meet.
Read MoreA group of more than 180 individuals gathered east of Chadron State’s Softball Field Thursday afternoon to break ground on the Rangeland Complex’s initial $2.9 million phase.
Read MoreOur culture has a growing sense that we are owed a great debt by others. Our rights and freedoms come with a heavy cost. Those who have stood in war-torn countries understand these freedoms must be paid for with more than just taxes.
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