Student attendance down for Toga party
With school coming to a close and students stressed out about their upcoming finals, Late Night at The Pit put on a toga party.
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Friday, March 6, 2026
Month: April 2016
Red team outscores white team 45-44
Chadron State’s football team drew its spring season to a close 10 a.m. Saturday, at the annual Spring Football Game. The offense squared up against the defense during the fun scrimmage at Elliott Field.
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The Big Event shows students’ support of community
The day was warm and sunny at most times, when Chadron State students and faculty set out to make a difference in the Chadron community Saturday. While some volunteers worked at one job site, others were able to finish jobs in good time and move on to help with other projects. This was the case with the volunteers that helped hang the net batting cage at Chadron’s baseball fields, located just off Main Street.
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Eagles clinch No. 3 seed in RMAC tourney
On the final regular season series, the Eagles split the four-game series with the University of Colorado Colorado Springs. Eight seniors were honored in their last home games with CSC. On day one, the Eagles won the first game, 7-1, but lost the second, 2-1. During the second day, the Eagles earned a come-back victory 5-4, but lost the second in extra innings, 8-5.
Read MoreCoach confirms reason for resignation; key basketball players leave
Head women’s basketball coach Tim Connealy—who publicly announced his resignation March 15—confirmed Tuesday, he was given the option to resign or not have his contract renewed. Connealy’s contract expires June 30.
Read MoreWomen break 5 school records
The Chadron State women’s track and field team led the way winning six events and setting school records in five of them at the Nature’s Bakery Invitational at Colorado School of Mines, Golden.
Read MoreSpring Daze committee plans for bad weather
Spring days are upon us! Well, technically. But the forecast may leave you thinking differently.
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1st Step to History
The Dawes County Travel Board awards $50k grant to Game and Parks Commission for Cowboy Trail project; The fourth annual The Big Event volunteers helps clean up the Cowboy Trail, Saturday, which when finished will be the longest rail-to-trail conversion in the United States
Read MoreNational champion jumps to higher levels
“Long jump is a beautiful event where every day provides you with small failures and successes. That is why it is so fun. It constantly forces you to change and improve each day,” 2016 NCAA D-II Indoor Track and Field Long Jump National Champion Stachia Reuwsaat said.
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Making Earth pretty
Earth Day and Chadron’s annual The Big Event came in conjunction this weekend for a service day with twice the purpose.
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