‘Lost Autumn’
Shane Ferguson, junior of Scottsbluff. strums his gutair during Friday’s concert in CSC’s student center.
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Sunday, June 14, 2026
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Kline Center’s troubled history to conclude with demolition
The North half of the Kline Center, which first opened in 1961, was approved March 26 for demolition by the Nebraska State College System Board of Trustees due to structural issues and high maintenance costs.
Read More‘Synergy’ kicks brass
Jon Hurrell, french hornist of the Synergy quintette, provides an overview for the piece he performed at the concert that occurred 7 p.m. Monday in M-Hall.
Read MoreRemembering a friend, teammate, son, brother
CSC teammates and Head Football Coach Bill O’Boyle gather around Garrett L. Schlichtemeier’s casket at his interment Tuesday in Ogallala. Schlichtemeier died from a head injury suffered in a car wreck over spring break in Auburn, Ala.
Read More‘Slide’ highlights Irish music’s rich heritage
Daire Bracken, of Irish music group “Slide,” plays his fiddle, as Éamonn de Barra plays the flute at the concert in M-Hall Wednesday. The concert was part of the Galaxy Series produced by CSC’s conferencing office.
Read MoreA Midwinter Night’s Audition
John Noonan, 40, senior and music business/theater performance major of Nashua, N.H., auditions for “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” Tuesday night in the Black Box Theatre.
Read MoreUp Close & Personal
Chelsea Williamson, senior of Boulder, Colo., defends Lexi Smidt, freshman of North Platte, by methods unseen by referees during Saturday’s game against Metro State Roadrunners in Nelson Physical Activity Center.
Read MoreHero for Haiti
Gordon resident Andrea Simmons, 28, supports CSC and Haiti, by showing off her dance style at the “Hero for Haiti” benefit concert held Sunday in the Student Center Ballroom while the “Bahr Flies” perform in the background.
Read MoreIt’s Loper Season
Kevin McLelland, sophomore of Long Beach, Calif., looks to pass the ball at Tuesday’s game in the Nelson Physical Activity Center. The Eagles came from behind to win 65-64.
Read MoreMarKING Progress
Kyle Thomas, left, and Sabrina Anderson, both of Pine Ridge Job Corps, carry the banner Monday, during the Martin Luther King Jr. annual march on Main Street in Chadron.
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