There is no doubt that irrigation has changed agriculture for the better. Irrigation is what makes farming in a large portion of the Great
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“Replacing Missing Teeth; 21st Century Solutions to an Age Old Problem”
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Maybe you remember the pop song from a generation or so ago that went: “. . . I would walk five hundred miles; And
This and That
I ran across these sayings in a drawer recently. This is the season of just doing whatever is put in front of us, so
Delivering Results for Nebraska
As Congress begins its August work period, I’m looking forward to being back home meeting with Nebraskans across the Third District. As I prepare
Honoring Our Korean War Veterans
On July 27, our nation pauses to observe National Korean War Veterans Armistice Day, marking the anniversary of the 1953 signing of the Korean
Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: Stop Congressional Insider Trader
When Nebraskans send lawmakers to Washington they expect them to serve our communities. Polling confirms that many Americans believe politicians are abusing their positions
Explore Far Or Near This Summer
There is no better place to forget about everything for a while than laying underneath the canopy of a tree. I am not picky,
What if?
What if professional rodeo contestants acted like junior rodeo participants? What if behind the chutes they were asking each other what their favorite color
“The Critical Need for More Nurses in the State of South Dakota”
By Dawn R. Warren, Ed.D., MSN, BSN, RN, University of South Dakota Department of Nursing As a registered nurse (RN) in South Dakota for