Conner and Irene talk about big horn sheep in one of their longest episodes to date.

Conner and Irene discuss the first female doctor in western Nebraska in this two-part episode of Storytelling on the Plains. Dr. Georgia Arbuckle Fix was the person you would want to be by your side in an emergency. During the late 1800s, she saw patients in a 75-mile radius regardless of weather. She was known to ruffle a few feathers and saved a guy's life with a silver dollar.

Conner and Irene discuss the first female doctor in western Nebraska in this two-part episode of Storytelling on the Plains. Dr. Georgia Arbuckle Fix was the person you would want to be by your side in an emergency. During the late 1800s, she saw patients in a 75-mile radius regardless of weather. She was known to ruffle a few feathers and saved a guy's life with a silver dollar.

The first murder in Scotts Bluff County has a whole lot of intrigue besides George Arnold killing George Burton over a wage dispute. The murder occurred in Cheyenne County, but, by the time the trial began, the county had been split up into Scotts Bluff, Kimball, Banner, Deuel, and a much smaller Cheyenne counties. Was it really the first murder in Scotts Bluff County if it wasn't in the county yet? Lots of lawyering shenanigans ensue in this crazy little story from the North Platte Valley of Nebraska.

Conner and Irene discuss the life of Bill Grasmick, who grew up in the North Platte Valley. In his memoir, Bill spoke about growing up on farms and a variety of interesting things he experienced in life.

Conner and Irene discuss the life of Bill Grasmick, who grew up in the North Platte Valley. In his memoir, Bill spoke about growing up on farms and a variety of interesting things he experienced in life.

Conner and Irene discuss how two former slaves ended up in Scottsbluff, Nebraska, and what their lives were like before and after slavery.

Conner and Irene talk about the haunted areas in the Nebraska Panhandle. In this final episode, they discuss the various hauntings, sightings, and sounds in towns big and small in western Nebraska.