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Editorials
On the Spectrum
By Debra Johnston MD I had a friend in high school who was generally considered a bit odd. He didn’t dress quite right, never
A Cornhusker Swiftie
While watching Nebraska defeat Cincinnati, 20-17, on August 28, I was a bit awestruck that music superstar Taylor Swift attended the game at Arrowhead
A Little Goes A Long Way In Rural Recycling
Keep Alliance Beautiful’s most prominent mission for quite some time has been to offer recycling opportunities for area residents and anybody who wants to
Give Yourself a Break!
There is a reason why we take vacations. They improve overall well-being by providing a necessary break from daily routines and chronic stress. Vacations
Ordinary Time
Some denominations mark the calendar’s mid-year season as Ordinary Time. It’s my favorite part of the church year. Nothing is going on that requires
Master Gardener: Fall Care Grows a Lot of Spring Beauty
By Cynthia Brown Nebraska Extension Master Gardener Every garden tells a story of successes, surprises, and lessons learned. As the season winds down, take
Reflections for the week of Sept. 1
Accounting and Finance: ∙ Attended City Council meetings ∙ Paid all Council claims approved ∙ Attended staff meeting ∙ Processed payroll ∙ Attended Budget
Master Gardener: Enjoying Your Tomatoes after the Growing Season
By Katie Markheim Nebraska Extension Master Gardener Harvest time is here for gardeners, especially those with tomatoes. Here are some challenges you may find
The Word on the Street
The word on the street is probably not something your mother wanted to hear. Crowds of protesters shout obscenities. Talks show hosts and guests