A defiant Rowan County, Kentucky Clerk, Kim Davis, was jailed for contempt last Thursday after she repeatedly refused to issue marriage licenses to gay couples, even after she was ordered to do so by a federal judge.
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There is no denying that the name Ronda Rousey is one that carries a significant amount of clout in the Ultimate Fighting Championship ring.
Read MoreChadron State College’s Campus Security is offering a Safety Escort Program as of this semester. The program is part of an effort to promote a safe environment for all students, faculty and staff on campus. Safety escorts are available to anybody that is uncomfortable with walking from a building on campus to a dorm or another building.
Read MoreThe Freshman Alcohol Program hosted Robert Hackenson Jr., professional college speaker of Dynamic Influence. He presented Sober Thought at 6 p.m., Sunday in the Student Center Ballroom.
Read MoreChadron State College is offering a new course in the Communication Department this fall. The course is CA 160-01 Topics in Communication: Writing for Television and Radio. New faculty member Janice Haynes will teach the course. The three credit hour class will meet noon-12:50 p.m., MWF from Aug. 24-Dec. 18 in the communication arts lab Rm 237.
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Seventy-five years is a long time for anything to last, especially in the fast-moving world that we live in today. Erwin and Carol Keim, longtime residents of Chadron, have been married for 75 years and celebrated this accomplishment with their family Saturday as The Big Event volunteers helped clean up their property.
Read MoreAlthough the CSC cowboy’s did not continue their winning streak during the rodeo hosted by Casper College, members of both CSC’s men’s and women’s rodeo teams excelled this weekend in Casper.
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Thursday and Friday the CSC Men’s Ensemble, Vocal Jazz Ensemble, and Concert Choir traveled to Wyoming to perform for various high schools in the eastern and central parts of the state.
Read MoreThe CSC cowboys lost their momentum and their lead in the Central Rocky Mountain Region team standings at the Colorado State University rodeo in Fort Collins.
However, with two rodeos left in the regular season, the CSC cowboys still have a shot at making it to Nationals as a team.