Gering

Yeah.

Two companies from Gering?

Yeah.

That...

Well, that's the...

I've always said there's a huge Gering bias in this, in this whole thing.

West, west bias maybe.

Typical, typical Gering bias.

Number five, Chance Engelbert.

25-year-old Chance Engelbert was last seen leaving the 700 block of O Street in Gering, Nebraska at around 7:30 PM on Saturday, July 6th, 2019.

Chance, his wife Bailey, and their son Banks, who lived in Wyoming, had spent the sunny Saturday visiting Bailey's family with articles reporting that they spent the day golfing.

Chance had recently accepted a new job with a propane company after he'd recently been laid off from his previous job at a coal mine.

They also found CCTV footage showing Chance walking alone along the intersection of Terry Boulevard and Stable Club Road.

After this sighting, he mysteriously vanished.

Once Chance had been reported missing, the Gering Police Department sprung into action and called in the help of 18 agencies, including drones, divers, dogs, horseback riders, and 147 volunteers who managed to cover 2,400 acres on foot.

The Nebraska State Patrol helicopter team and Air Link managed to cover a combined 380 miles during the search effort, but no sign of Chance could be found.

Number five, Chance Engelbert.

25-year-old Chance Engelbert was last seen leaving the 700 block of O Street in Gering, Nebraska at around 7:30 PM on Saturday, July 6th, 2019.

Chance, his wife Bailey, and their son Banks, who lived in Wyoming, had spent the sunny Saturday visiting Bailey's family with articles reporting that they spent the day golfing.

Chance had recently accepted a new job with a propane company after he'd recently been laid off from his previous job at a coal mine.

They also found CCTV footage showing Chance walking alone along the intersection of Terry Boulevard and Stable Club Road.

After this sighting, he mysteriously vanished.

Once Chance had been reported missing, the Gering Police Department sprung into action and called in the help of 18 agencies, including drones, divers, dogs, horseback riders, and 147 volunteers who managed to cover 2,400 acres on foot.

The Nebraska State Patrol helicopter team and Air Link managed to cover a combined 380 miles during the search effort, but no sign of Chance could be found.

Number five, Chance Engelbert.

25-year-old Chance Engelbert was last seen leaving the 700 block of O Street in Gering, Nebraska at around 7:30 PM on Saturday July 6th, 2019.

Chance, his wife Bailey, and their son Banks who lived in Wyoming had spent the sunny Saturday visiting Bailey's family with articles reporting that they spent the day golfing.

Chance had recently accepted a new job with a propane company after he'd recently been laid off from his previous job at a coal mine.

They also found CCTV footage showing Chance walking alone along the intersection of Terry Boulevard and Stable Club Road.

After this sighting, he mysteriously vanished.

Once Chance had been reported missing, the Gering Police Department sprung into action and called in the help of 18 agencies, including drones, divers, dogs, horseback riders, and 147 volunteers who managed to cover 2,400 acres on foot.

The Nebraska State Patrol helicopter team and Air Link managed to cover a combined 380 miles during the search effort, but no sign of Chance could be found.

Number five, Chance Engelbert.

25-year-old Chance Engelbert was last seen leaving the 700 block of O Street in Gering, Nebraska at around 7:30 PM on Saturday, July 6th, 2019.

Chance, his wife, Baylee, and their son, Banks, who lived in Wyoming, had spent the sunny Saturday visiting Baylee's family with articles reporting that they spent the day golfing.

Chance had recently accepted a new job with a propane company after he had recently been laid off from his previous job at a coal mine.

They also found CCTV footage showing Chance walking alone along the intersection of Terry Boulevard and Stable Club Road.

After this sighting, he mysteriously vanished.

Once Chance had been reported missing, the Gering Police Department sprung into action and called in the help of 18 agencies, including drones, divers, dogs, horseback riders, and 147 volunteers who managed to cover 2,400 acres on foot.

The Nebraska State Patrol helicopter team and Air Link managed to cover a combined 380 miles during the search effort, but no sign of Chance could be found.

It's combination.

We're looking right now through the plans and so forth that the city of Goering sent to us, how we're going to set up the kitchen.

Friars are essential to have fries and chicken fingers and some cool meals for the kids, some good hearty meals.

So people know, you know what, that's a pretty, you know, burger and fries and a soft drink is a pretty good deal.

There really is no walls.

You can do whatever you want to do within reason.

With talking with the city of Goering, they said, look, we want Goering in the name.

That's how I want to do it.