There is an old saying that you make hay when the sun shines. What a load of crap that is. The only hay I
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Butte Bakery Movin’ On Up
The Butte Bakery has stayed true to its name since opening four years ago over Heritage Days in a smallish room at Tawny Katen’s
Anatomical Variations: Inherent Challenges in Comprehending Cancer
By Ethan L. Snow, PhD, MA Human anatomy is fascinatingly and frustratingly complex. In each body, 600 muscles, 206 bones, and 360 joints provide
The Faces of Change
On our last trip to Cheyenne, we came in from the north. I expected the development that has spread there, just not the increase
Improving USMCA is a Win for Nebraska
“Trade, not aid” is the motto of hard-working farmers and ranchers across the country. International trade has been good for Nebraska and our agriculture.
Growing the Good Life
Competition challenges us to be better. It fuels innovation, encourages new ideas, pushes us to new heights, and creates opportunities for people and communities
Restoring a Promise to the Winnebago People
As we celebrate America’s 250th birthday this year, we are reminded of the ideals that define our nation: that all citizens possess unalienable rights
Wildlife in the Wild West
Hello, Lyn Messersmith here with your letter from the line camp, and a reminder to stop in and greet your neighbors down there on
Refuse: Finding The Best Ag Options
A farmer called me last week to find out if he could bring a load of chemical jugs with their respective boxes to the
Allergies during pregnancy
By Rebecca M. Duron, MD, MSPH Pregnancy is such an incredible state of anticipation. Each day it seems like you’re finding something new to