One of my favorite episodes of the television series “Boston Legal” aired on October 4, 2005. Attorney Alan Shore (played by James Spader) is
Editorials
Good Old Days
Snowy, cloudy, windy, and cold. Winter in Nebraska. I put a load of clothes in the washer and remember what winter washday meant for
Reflections for the Week of January 24, 2025
Police: ∙ Attended City Council Meeting and Department Head Meeting ∙ Continued work on Annual Report ∙ Completed updates to Website Data Dashboard ∙
Responding to Illegal Immigration: The Laken Riley Act and Sarah’s Law
Laken Riley. Rachel Morin. Jocelyn Nungaray. Sarah Root. These young women never set out to become household names. They each lived their lives, studied
Embracing Our Culture of Giving
If you’ve lived in Nebraska for any amount of time, you know that Nebraskans give back. The rest of the country is still discovering
Reflections for the Week of Jan. 17
Police: ∙ Picked up patrol vehicle from Eagle County, Colorado ∙ Met with AH Datalytics regarding improvements to our data dashboard ∙ Attended WING
It’s Here
By Debra Johnston, MD Lately I’ve been reminded of a blockbuster movie from my youth. It contains a scene that even those who never
Update from Senator Strommen
On January 15th, Governor Jim Pillen delivered his State of the State address, where he laid out his budgetary and legislative priorities for the
Closing the Book on President Biden’s Record of Failures
This week, America is closing the book on President Biden’s record of failures. His policies gave our country high prices and overregulation. The American dream
Cash Stuffing
Several years ago I was sitting at church fellowship with a friend who was about 25 years older than I was. I’ll call her