We purchase season tickets to programs presented by the Alliance Arts Council and the Post Playhouse. It’s interesting to me that the Playhouse is
Editorials
Reflections for the Week of March 24
Police: Attended the ARC Ribbon Cutting for the gym renovation; APS Leadership Meeting; Employee Huddle APD hosted this month’s WING meeting at
Necessary Reforms at the Environmental Protection Agency
Overreaching environmental regulations upended the Sackett family’s life. Michael and Chantell Sackett purchased a lot in a residential area near Priest Lake, Idaho in
Decide
“We look at what we have and decide to get along.” Barbara Kingsolver The Poisonwood Bible There’s a lot to unpack here. Inventory of
KAB Envisions Recycled Art Wall
Astute visitors to the Keep Alliance Beautiful Recycling Center may have spied a few recent changes on the north and south sides of the
An Early Good-Bye to the NU Coliseum
It was 50 years ago. One of the highlights of the 1974-75 basketball season was the opportunity to attend some Nebraska Cornhusker basketball games
Education Department’s History
President Trump and Secretary of Education Linda McMahon have announced the elimination of the Department of Education. Education is primarily a state and local
Colon Cancer Screening is Important
By Andrew Ellsworth, MD Colon cancer is the second leading cause of cancer-related deaths in men and women. The lifetime risk of developing colon
Reflections for the Week of March 17
Airport: Ordered snow plow assembly. Completed documents for the Airport Layout Plan project for consideration by the City Council on April 1,
Powering Our Future Through Energy Abundance
Last week the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced a bevy of actions to roll back red tape and unleash American industry, effectively reversing the








