Scottsbluff businessman learns fate in bootlegging case

A Scottsbluff businessman whose holdings at one time included a convenience store in Chadron has been sentenced to 4 months in jail for bootlegging.

August 6, 2021Updated: August 6, 2021

By News Channel Nebraska

Regional

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