Meet Me at the Lake by Carley Fortune: Fern Brookbanks has wasted far too much of her adult life thinking about Will Baxter. She
Editorials
Prairie Doc Perspective: Big Pharma has Gone Fishing
By Andrew Ellsworth, MD You are probably familiar with drug commercials. There are all sorts of them showing people being active and smiling as
Washington Report: Stopping Government Overreach
As many Americans plan Memorial Day weekend gatherings with friends and family, marking the kickoff of the summer travel season, House Republicans have been
Poverty is a Lack of Resources
Poverty is the extent to which an individual does without resources. We have a great deal of resource inequality in America and throughout the
Nebraska’s Heroes
For over a hundred years, Nebraskans have gathered on Memorial Day to honor and celebrate the heroes who’ve died to preserve our freedom in
You Choose
Graduations are about transition for both students and families; most everything is in flux. It’s an unsettled season that involves many choices. Parents, how
KAB Curbside: Almond
Author’s Note: This is the fifth in a series featuring people from our list of nearly 200 paid (114) and free senior (80) curbside
Our Farm Bill Visit
Last week, I brought my colleague Senator John Boozman, the top Republican on the Senate Agriculture Committee, to Nebraska for a series of visits
Washington Report: Honoring Law Enforcement Heroes
Every day, law enforcement officers in communities across our country serve with tireless vigilance, often placing the well-being and safety of their communities above
Prairie Doc Perspective: No Zero Days
By Mark D. List MD Is there something about your health you’d like to change? For most Americans, this question usually triggers a wide