A slow-moving storm system is pulling colder air into the northern plains today. While this setup is triggering some slushy wet snow in higher elevations in South Dakota's Black Hills, the threat to Nebraska is highly restricted. A brief changeover to all snow might happen over northern Sheridan and northwestern Cherry Counties. However, because ground temperatures remain warm, any light snow that does fall will target grassy areas and melt off by midday.
The Sunday Scanner is out and our top story for the week is the Aquatic Center project. Find an extensive article on all the details on this new project in the Sunday Scanner. The Sunday Scanner is our new newspaper-formatted printable publication. Available online free of charge as a high-resolution PDF as well as a flipbook for easy viewing. Check it out at panhandlescanner.com.
There will be a vote November 3rd, that's Tuesday, November 3rd. Registered voters in Scottsbluff County will be voting on Proposition One. Proposition One will appear on the ballot with the wording, Shall the City Council of the City of Scottsbluff, Nebraska impose a local sales tax and use tax in the amount of one half percent for the purpose of financing the construction, acquisition, and equipping of a municipal aquatic center and senior center facility? That will be the question. As the community weighs the clear financial premiums against the promise of a year-round regional asset, the future of the Kmart site rests entirely in the hands of the voters. See our full article in the Sunday Scanner on panhandlescanner.com. There's a link to all county voting guides on our website and our Facebook page.
High School Playoff Brackets are set. Find them in the Sunday Scanner.
That's going to do it for today's Scanner News.
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