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Lincoln County Jail booking activity- Thursday

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Broncos Open Preseason Schedule (TONIGHT on ESPN Radio 1410 AM)

Ready or not, it’s time for the Denver Broncos to play football. A truncated and tumultuous training camp at Dove Valley now heads towards game action, as the Broncos open the preseason tonight on the road against the Dallas Cowboys. The first team offense for the Broncos is expected to play about 12 to 15 snaps, with Kyle Orton leading them out as the quarterback. Tim Tebow has mostly worked out with the second team at practice, but Brady Quinn has recently started seeing more time with that unit. Nevertheless, Tebow expects to take the snaps with the second team in tonight’s game, though head coach John Fox did not make an official announcement after yesterday’s practice. ESPN Radio 1410 will have the action from Dallas tonight. Pregame coverage starts at 5:35 with kickoff set for 7:30.

Pelini Displeased With Huskers First Practice in Pads

The Nebraska football team practiced in pads for the first time in fall camp yesterday afternoon, their fifth practice in preparation for the upcoming season. While the players were excited to put the pads on and hit, Huskers head coach Bo Pelini felt some of the execution on the day was lacking. “Today, on all sides of the football, we didn’t play up to our standards,” Pelini said. “I didn’t like today; I’ve liked everything up to today. Hopefully we take today as a learning experience. There was just too much inconsistency.” Offensive linemen Jeremiah Sirles and Marcel Jones and tight end Kyler Reed sat out practice with minor injuries.

Rox Lose One-Run Game, Finish Series This Afternoon

The Colorado Rockies squandered multiple offensive opportunities in a 3-2 loss to the Cincinnati Reds last night in Cincinnati. The Rockies had 13 hits in the game, including a solo home run by Troy Tulowitzki, but stranded 15 runners on base and had the tying run tagged out at third base on a ground ball to third for the final out of the game. Starting pitcher Kevin Millwood threw seven strong innings in his Rockies debut, just one day after being signed by the team, but gave up three solo home runs, the last to reigning NL MVP Joey Votto leading off the sixth inning that proved to be the game winner. The Rockies still have a chance to win the four-game series with the Reds in today’s series finale matinee. ESPN Radio 1410 has the call with pregame coverage starting at 11:05 AM and first pitch at 11:35.

Neb. woman convicted of manslaughter

Saunders County Courthouse

WAHOO, Neb. (AP) – A woman has been convicted of manslaughter in the death of a fellow resident at an assisted-living facility in Wahoo. The Saunders County attorney’s office says 36-year-old Angelic Norris was found guilty on Monday. She faces up to 20 years in prison when she’s sentenced on Oct. 3. Investigators say Norris got into dispute last September with another resident at Liberty House, which serves people with mental-health issues. Authorities say 56-year-old Elizabeth Collins suffered a head injury and later died. Norris was found competent to stand trial in January.

3 plead no contest in death of Nebraska boy

HASTINGS, Neb. (AP) – Three people charged in the death of a 4-year-old Minden boy have pleaded no contest to lesser charges.  Dustin Scoville, Sharon Turnell and her husband, Charles, were charged in the December 2009 death of Landon Payne.  He was Sharon Turnell’s nephew, and lived with the couple.  The Hastings Tribune says Scoville and Sharon Turnell pleaded no contest to attempted child abuse resulting in death on Wednesday in Adams County District Court. They face up to 50 years in prison.  Charles Turnell pleaded no contest to attempted child abuse resulting in serious bodily injury. He faces up to 20 years in prison. All three had been charged with aiding and abetting child abuse resulting in death, punishable by up to life in prison. Sentencing is Sept. 20.

NP Sunrise Rotary Club welcomes Kathi Sterr

Dakota Bergen & Kathi Sterr

The North Platte Sunrise Rotary Club is pleased to welcome Katharina Sterr of Erding, Bavaria, Germany to the United States as part of the Rotary Youth Exchange Program.   Her first host parents are Matt & Jessie Bergen of Paxton. The Bergen’s daughter Dakota recently returned from her own Rotary Youth Exchange experience in Sweden. Dakota was the featured speaker at the North Platte Sunrise Rotary Club’s weekly meeting on Thursday, August 11th, at Hobbe’s Restaurant.

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