For those who were outdoors last night around 10 p.m., including those at the football games around the panhandle, were treated to a spectacle. Not only some thrilling victories, but also an incredible lunar eclipse.
The Minatare Indians football team defeated Creek Valley High School with the final score of 60-59. The thrilling one-point victory took place under the lunar eclipse during the opening week of the Nebraska Panhandle High School football season. The Sioux County Warriors weren’t quite as lucky falling to Paxton 49-6, but the Hemingford Bobcats, coming off a fantastic 2025 season, ranked as the number one eight-man team in the Panhandle, defeated Bayard 58-6. The Garden County Eagles entered the season with massive momentum as the reigning class D-6 state champions. They kicked off their title defense this year with a dominant 57-0 shutout victory against Hay Springs last night.
Last night, scanner traffic indicated the Chadron Police Department putting out a missing juvenile bulletin for Destanie Lejya. Destanie is a 16-year-old female, 5’3″, 125 pounds, black hair, and brown eyes. Destanie Lejya, L-E-Y-J-A, 16, missing, reported by the Chadron Police Department.
Last night in Morrill County, just before the Bayard turnoff on Highway 26, scanner traffic indicated a Car Vs. Elk injury accident with Air Link put on standby, but just moments later told to stand down. Scanner traffic indicated they couldn’t find a patient. Nebraska State Patrol responded and issued a salvage tag.
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