Mid-Plains Community College has released the names of students who qualified for the President’s and Dean’s Lists for the Spring 2014 Term.

The following full-time students completed 12 or more hours in college-level courses and maintained a 3.5-3.89 grade point average to qualify for the Dean’s List:

Amherst – Tanner Taubenheim

Ayr – Kelsey Karr

Benkelman – Shanley Confer, Raquel Ohrman, Joseph Rettele

Brady – Molly Hannon, Megan Polt

Burwell – Julie Timmerman

Callaway – Tanner Cline

Cambridge – Logan Fetters, Robyn Mustion, Amber Schultz

Carmichael, Calif. – Matthew Jordan

Cathlamett, Wash. – Thomas Merz

Chappell – Kody Collins

Cozad – Erick Alvidrez

Culbertson – Tanner Bauer, Karie Funk, Alexandria Hamilton, Savannah Johnson, Gabriel Ware Elbert, Colo. – Heather Lehman

Elwood – Michaela Clark

Gap Mills, W.V. – Christopher Canterbury

Golden, Colo. – Jonathan Mattison

Goodland, Kan. – Joel Linin

Gothenburg – Lacy Holland, Kaytlyn Preitauer, Shay Wear

Herndon, Kan. – Kaelea Stoney

Hershey – Tessa Cumming, Shelby Mustion

Hudson, Colo. – Kyle Woodward

Humphrey – Arthur Wacha

Imperial – Rachel Bischoff, Rosalia Torres

Indianola – Michael Brodd, Brittany Broomfield, Paul Uerling

Julesburg, Colo. – Laura Beckman

Kapolei, Hawaii – Shamberlynn Alop

Kellogg, Idaho – Dakota Rice

Keystone – John Graves, Sandra O’Hayre

Kilgore – Kimberly Rousey-Goodwin

Lakewood, Colo. – Matthew Zarlengo

Las Vegas, Nev. – Derron Davis, Barry Lasseigne

Lexington – Manuel Martinez

Little Rock, Ark. – Vince Booth

Littleton, Colo. – Jason Lighthall

London, England – Liliana Almeida

Lone Tree, Colo. – Shannon Lieber

Longmont, Colo. – Rachel Bashor

Manhattan, Kan. – Francisco Banuelos

Marion, Ind. – Anne Berglund

Maywood – Clay Chittick

McCook – Stephanie Budke, Sierra Bustamante, Brian Calvin, Christian Conroy, Amelia Cooper, Marcus Golden, Nicole Helm, Miranda Holliday, Joseph Kenny, Kendall Lienemann, Caitlyn Mockry, Lucas Post, Tyler Rambali, Tyler Richardson, Jesus Samaniego, Sydney Ulrich

Mission Viejo, Calif. – John Merwin

Montrose, Ill. – Beth Helmink

Mullen – Rawnie Barnes

Nebraska City – Bladen Bales

North Platte – Kaleia Alberts, Laura Alvarez, Walker Baird, Gideon Basson, Shelly Battreall, Shannon Beckius, Isabella Berg, Tina Berglund, Samantha Byrn, Jenifer Dike, Jonathon Dinkel, Elizabeth Dowling, Stephanie Fisher, Charles Halligan, Lori Hazen, Ashley Henkel, Savannah Higdon, Kaela Huntington, Shari Jones, Joy Kadlec, Kasandra Keith, Hunter King, Forrest King, Casandra King, Wendell Matthews, Shelby McClellen, Samuel Miller, Rachel Mullen, Thao Nguyen, Nga T. Nguyen, Stacia Nutter, Michelle Olson, Audri Pelton, Ricky Plank, Kellie Renken, Sarah Riddell, Scott Sperber, Sydney Standage, Derek Thompson, Gregory Vega, Crysta Yenni

Ogallala – Jesse Barnes, Tonya Taylor

Omaha – George Montalvo

Oxford – Ashley Layton

Peyton, Colo. – Cora Buechner

Roseville, Calif. – Stephenie Johnson

San Rafael, N.M. – Julie Gallegos

Stapleton – Courtney Ehlers

Stratton – Jyssica Forch

Sutherland – Dustin Anderson, Kristen Nelson, Ariel Quiroga

Thedford – Ronda Haumann

Thornton, Colo. – Shane Meltz

Udine, Italy – Marco Pascolo

Valentine – Anna Maas, Risa Ramos

Wallace – Jose Arvizo Flores

Wauneta – Iris Almanza

Wellington, Colo. – Alexis Bryant

Westminster, Colo. – Briana Dickerson

Woodbury, Minn. – Xavier Hall

The following full-time students completed 12 or more hours in college-level courses and maintained a 3.9 grade point average to qualify for the President’s list:

Ainsworth – Lesley Holmes

Arvada, Colo. – Chase Cleary

Arvada – Grayson Stroup

Brady – Dakota Terry, Rachael Wardyn

Brule – Michelle Geiger

Colorado Springs, Colo. – Amber Madigan

Crookston – Contressa Vigoren

Culbertson – Jacee Kershaw, Andrea Miller

Dalton – Rachael Ernest

Deception Bay, Queensland – Luke Pittle

Fleming, Colo. – Taylor King

Gothenburg – Angela Buesing, Alec Foster, Lisa Shimmin

Grant – Steve Clint Maaliao, Daphne Maaliao

Hershey – Jacob Bear, Michael Summers

Houma, La. – Patsy McClure

Imperial – Shannon Liewer

Indianola – Justine Jones

Lakewood, Colo. – Nicholas Low

Larkspur, Colo. – Peter Samelson

Maxwell – Alex Gurciullo, Steven Tolle

McCook – Alexander Broadfoot, Kelsey Collicott, Whitni Davis, Kassidy Gillen, Joseph McCarty, Connor Palic, Megan Ruppert, Natalie Sis, Christopher Swasta, Kelsey Woitaszewski

Melba, Idaho – Stephanie Hylton

North Platte – Abigail Bradley, Amy Callendar-Taft, Tyler Calvin, Kaleb Christensen, Sydney Doyle, Jose Estrada, Amy Everhart, Jeremy Farris, Karli Flanders, Casey Fleck, Amariah Gesinski, Joseph Godfrey, Gabrielle Hall, Samuel Harper, Michelle Henry, Dustin Hergenrader, Chandler Hoeft, Hannah Hokanson, Crystal Holes, Kayle Johnson, Austin Klatt, Kody Kramer, Jordyn Lindsey, Gary McCandless, Michael McCrone, Faron Morgan, Matthew Nelson, Jason Parshall, MacKenzie Penner, Rodney Rawson, Patrick Smith, Charles Sprinkle, Rourke Stroup, Hayley Sundstrom, Jocelyn Waker, Kylie Wroot

Ogallala – Shyanne Foster, Megan Martin, Leslie Mendoza, Allen Sipley

Olivehurst, Calif. – Rachel Silva

Omaha – Nicholas Wiemers

Potter – Alyssa Sanders

Ravenna – Emily Deines

Santa Fe, Argentina – Senko Pecarevic

Sutherland – Samantha Staggs

Temecula, Calif. – Stephen Moffatt

Trenton – Travis Jones

Victoria, British Columbia – Gina George

Wellfleet – Jessica Schneider

Westminster, Colo. – Jordan Dickerson

 

A North Platte man is facing several charges after he was found hanging around a local business with a stolen bike and burglary tools.

At around 4:35 a.m., on June 8, an officer with the North Platte Police Department was conducting a security patrol near the River’s Edge Golf Course.

The officer observed a man on a bike, identified as Joshua Richards, emerge from behind a building on the property and detained him.

An investigation revealed that the bike Richards was riding had been stolen.  Additionally, a search of the immediate area turned up a bag of equipment, which included a hammer, several screwdrivers and a flashlight-tools commonly used by a burglar.

As a result, the officer placed Richards under arrest and charged him with possession of stolen property and possession of burglary tools.

A search of Richard’s person revealed drug paraphernalia which field tested positive for methamphetamine.

Richards was jailed at the Lincoln County Detention Center.

 

A North Platte man has been charged with a felony after he allegedly assaulted his girlfriend at a North Platte business.

According to North Platte Police, officers were called to a business in the 1700 block of East 4th Street on the report of a disturbance at around 7:20 p.m., on June 6.

It was reported that 22-year-old Taylor Rivera had entered the business, approached his girlfriend and assaulted her.

Authorities say the woman was choked by Rivera and received other minor injuries before other patrons in the business intervened and stopped the assault.  Rivera then left the business.

A short time later, Rivera was contacted outside his residence and placed under arrest.

He’s been charged with 3rd degree domestic assault and felony strangulation.

Rivera was jailed at the Lincoln County Detention Center.

A North Platte woman wanted on two warrants was busted with more dope.

At around 10:20 a.m., on Sunday, a North Platte Police officer made contact with a vehicle stopped at a business in the 3000 block of South Jeffers.

The officer was aware that the passenger, 27-year-old Toni Allen, had two active warrants for failing to appear in court on controlled substance and shoplifting charges.

Allen was placed under arrest for the two warrants, and a subsequent search revealed suspected methamphetamine and prescription drugs.

Allen was jailed at the Lincoln County Detention Center on two counts of possession of a controlled substance, as well as the warrants.