Editorials

What do our kids do in the summers when they aren’t in school? If kids aren’t doing things that challenge their brains and their

By Kory Zimney PT, DPT, PhD is a professor at the University of South Dakota Pain is a universal human experience, yet it remains

There have been more than a few songs recorded about rain. “Rhythm of the Rain,” by the Cascades in 1962. “I Wish It Would

We’ve been visiting family and neighbors. The people who keep up the cemetery at Seneca make sure there are flowers on every grave and

Sometimes when I’m about to give up hope, it’s words from long ago conversations that keep me hanging on. Well into May, the country

By Curstie Konold MPH, CSW-PIP, QMHP The start of summer brings a sense of excitement for many teens. Take a moment to reflect back

By Laurie Zitterkopf Nebraska Extension Master Gardener Nebraska Wildflower Week is June 1-8. The week shines a spotlight on Nebraska’s unique and diverse native

On January 2, 1996, I received a phone call from Mel Sauer of Scottsbluff. Mel was a longtime western Nebraska broadcaster, who — along