Editorials

We seem to get a new batch of rules for politically correct speech every week. It’s not my intention to keep up with all

I am familiar with large orange bags. For the better part of two decades I have helped with our Knights of Columbus highway cleanup.

We always know it’s time to set the live trap when the cat food in the barn starts disappearing too quickly. Usually, it’s a

By Karen Benzel Director, United Way of Western Nebraska Two weeks ago the Task Force on Poverty shared information about food resources available to

Handle bags on curbside recycling for very long and it becomes easy to guess some of the contents at each stop. Bulky light bags

I’ve been re-reading “Don’t Know Much About History” by Kenneth C. Davis. This book ought to be required for all high school seniors, because

Edison Red Nest III is a young entrepreneur in Alliance who saw a need in the Native American community and stepped up to fill

Passersby may have noticed an empty spot in the Alliance Plaza parking lot at West Third Street and Cody Avenue. Keep Alliance Beautiful has

I wonder if there are kids who still get an allowance. I first heard of such a notion when I was in high school,

During these uncertain times, it seems like a good opportunity to review the food resources available to people who are experiencing food insecurity. Food