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  Western Nebraska Archeological Discoveries
  Red Ochre And The Pre-Clovis Discoveries at Powars II
  
  WyoBraska 's Ties to the past
  
  The first Americans were the Clovis peoples who reached North America some 13,000 years ago from northern Asia based on lithics found in North America over the past century. But, were they?
  
  WyoBraska Expeditions
  Fort Laramie Treaty of 1851 (Horse Creek Treaty) “The Great Smoke”
  
  The Great Plains were home to many tribes for countless generations. They lived and hunted all along the prairie, and sometimes warred with neighboring tribes. In the mid-1800s, they began witnessing mass migrations of white men through their respective territories.
  
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  Western Nebraska Archeological Discoveries
  Signal Butte: A Western Nebraska Archeological Treasure
  
  Visit Western Nebraska and view Signal Butte: the first archeological site to be carbon dated, and a testament to the Woodland Indians who once called western Nebraska their home.
  
  WyoBraska Expeditions
  The Buffalo Soldiers of WyoBraska
  
  African American Regiments Ferocious in Battle
  
  African American soldiers of the 9th and 10th cavalry regiments, garrisoned at Fort Robinson and Fort Niobrara, played a significant role in the history of WyoBraska.
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  Things To See in Western Nebraska
  Special Thanks to The U.S. National Hot Air Balloon Championship Pilots & Crews
  
  The U.S. National Hot Air Balloon Championships have financially infused the communities of Scottsbluff and Gering, Nebraska to the amount of 2 million dollars in revenue in three years
  
  Things To See in Western Nebraska
  Robidoux Rendezvous – Western Nebraska’s Premier Bike Race
  
  Only eight years after the creation of the Robidoux Rendezvous, the event, created by Dr. Matthew Hutt, has continuously grown since 2015 with the help of both returning and new riders.
  
  History
  The North Platte River – Nebraska’s Highway to The West
  
  Western Nebraska's ( WyoBraska ) North Platte River sits at the heart of many communities from as far east as North Platte, NE, and reaches west into Wyoming and northern Colorado where its headwaters flow from the Never Summer Mountains.
  
  Things To See in Western Nebraska
  Pony Express Historic Trail – Scotts Bluff County, Nebraska
  
  Shouts will be heard across the Pony Express Historic Trail on June 08, 2022, beginning at around 4:00 pm at the Scotts Bluff National Monument in Scotts Bluff County, Nebraska.
- Things To Do
  - Adventures in the Western Nebraska Panhandle
    The North Platte River Valley and Scotts Bluff National Monument
    
    Roads To Nebraska's History
    
    Your windshield is suddenly filled with the breathtaking sight of the North Platte River Valley and the Wildcat Hills, which is dominated by the Scotts Bluff National Monument, rising 4659 feet (1420 meters) above sea level. Welcome to WyoBraska.
    
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    Adventures in the Western Nebraska Panhandle
    Hiking Scotts Bluff County’s Historic Bead Mountain
    
    The Pathways To Nebraska History
    
    Bead Mountain lies in the space between Chimney Rock and the Scotts Bluff National Monument, providing a breathtaking and scenic view of the North Platte Valley below. It is the prominent butte on Bead Mountain Ranch's property.
    
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    Adventures in the Western Nebraska Panhandle
    An Adventure with High Plains Hot Air Balloon Company over Western Nebraska
    
    My latest assignment for WyoBraska magazine: go up in a hot air balloon, and then write about it. At this rate, I’m assuming that my next article will involve discount bungee jumping or a day as a PBR bull rider (I really shouldn’t be giving my boss any ideas.) But since I’ve tried everything from motocross to Senior Bingo Night at the Elks Lodge at least once, I decided that I’d cross it off of the old bucket list.
    
    Adventures in the Western Nebraska Panhandle
    Chimney Rock – The Landmark of Generations
    
    What's interesting about a spire of soft rock standing, isolated, on the Great Northern Plains of America? Nothing unless you happen to be Chimney Rock which has served as a landmark for immigrants traveling in the Great Migration of the 1800s, a marker, a cemetery, and even a town in WyoBraska.
Travel Nebraska
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  Adventures in the Western Nebraska Panhandle
  Hiking Scotts Bluff County’s Historic Bead Mountain
  
  The Pathways To Nebraska History
  
  Bead Mountain lies in the space between Chimney Rock and the Scotts Bluff National Monument, providing a breathtaking and scenic view of the North Platte Valley below. It is the prominent butte on Bead Mountain Ranch's property.
  
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  Adventures in the Western Nebraska Panhandle
  An Adventure with High Plains Hot Air Balloon Company over Western Nebraska
  
  My latest assignment for WyoBraska magazine: go up in a hot air balloon, and then write about it. At this rate, I’m assuming that my next article will involve discount bungee jumping or a day as a PBR bull rider (I really shouldn’t be giving my boss any ideas.) But since I’ve tried everything from motocross to Senior Bingo Night at the Elks Lodge at least once, I decided that I’d cross it off of the old bucket list.
  
  Western Nebraska Travel Destinations
  Panorama Point – Nebraska’s Highest Point
  
  On the seemingly boundless grasslands of far southwestern Nebraska, in an area dotted with working cattle ranches, farms, and towering windmills, lies the highest point in the state, Panorama Point.
  
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  Western Nebraska Recreation
  Montz Ranch – A Western Hiking Adventure Guide
  
  Originally homesteaded by the Montz family in 1886, the property 14 miles southwest of Morrill, Nebraska, down what is now Stegall Road often served as a way station in its early days for travelers due to its location halfway between La Grange, Wyoming, and Scottsbluff, Nebraska. It was also the end of the line for the telephone company for many years, making it a vital gathering place for neighbors on surrounding farms and ranches.
- Videos
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    Western Nebraska Historic Locations
    Pioneer Graves of the Westward Expansion Trails in Scotts Bluff County
    
    Oregon, California & Mormon Trails
    
    Visitors to Western Nebraska often find themselves on dirt paths. These paths are often the remnants of the Oregon, California, Mormon, or Bozeman Trails converted into roads, most often dirt roads, that lead into the distant prairie of the Great Northern Plains, each with its own unique story.
    
    WyoBraska Community
    A Road Trip to Western Nebraska’s Amazing Agricultural History
    
    Stops Along The Way To West Nebraska's History
    
    You cannot tell the recent history of the North Platte Valley without stressing the importance of agriculture. When dealing with the subject of agriculture in the Valley in the first part of the 20th century probably the most important crop was sugar beets.
    
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    Adventures in the Western Nebraska Panhandle
    Hiking Scotts Bluff County’s Historic Bead Mountain
    
    The Pathways To Nebraska History
    
    Bead Mountain lies in the space between Chimney Rock and the Scotts Bluff National Monument, providing a breathtaking and scenic view of the North Platte Valley below. It is the prominent butte on Bead Mountain Ranch's property.
    
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    Things To See in Western Nebraska
    Special Thanks to The U.S. National Hot Air Balloon Championship Pilots & Crews
    
    The U.S. National Hot Air Balloon Championships have financially infused the communities of Scottsbluff and Gering, Nebraska to the amount of 2 million dollars in revenue in three years
Mysteries
- Western Nebraska Mysteries
  The Cover-up of Robert ‘Shorty’ Wilson’s Murder
  
  1956 Police Corruption in Kimball, NE
  
  In a follow-up to our story about Robert Wilson and the haunting of the Wheat Growers Hotel in Kimball, Nebraska, further information has come to light about the mysterious circumstances surrounding his disappearance, and the police investigation that followed.
  
  Western Nebraska Mysteries
  The Disappearance of Robert ‘Shorty’ Wilson & The Haunting of the Wheat Growers Hotel
  
  Western Nebraska Mysteries
  
  The true unsolved mystery of the Wheat Growers is the disappearance of 31-year-old Robert “Shorty” Wilson. By the 1950s the hotel rooms were being rented as long-term apartments, and Wilson was a resident,
  
  Western Nebraska Mysteries
  Ghosts of Fort Robinson
  
  Ghost Stories, apparitions and Specter sightings of the American Frontier
  
  From phantom hoof clops to flickering lights to sightings of people long gone, Fort Robinson is full of the remnants of pain, suffering, and joy of those who lived there. Tales of ghost soldiers, wandering Native Americans, and children who have chosen to remain forever at the site.
  
  Western Nebraska Mysteries
  Ghosts and Hauntings of the Midwest Theater
  
  The Specter of Hubert Clair Bishop aka Miss Bish
  
  According to eyewitnesses working at the Midwest Theater in Scottsbluff, one entertainer has never left. For several decades, staff and volunteers have experienced a host of otherworldly events,

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