Food insecurity has been a major national problem. We have done a remarkable job of providing access to food in Alliance, and we have
Editorials
Super Bowl Ragbag
I received a phone call at my office last Thursday afternoon from a dedicated reader – and radio listener – who asked me to
Remember Where You Are
Parents formerly used this phrase to chastise their kids. “Don’t get above your raising” pretty much meant don’t get conceited, act uppity, or look
Goodbye Callie
Chandra, Keep Alliance Beautiful financial associate and office sage extraordinaire, slid a list of potential recycling center cat names across the conference table at
Winter Birding
Brrrr – It’s cold outside! It’s been too cold for so many of our regular outdoor activities. But we have enjoyed the birds in
What Can We Learn from the Dying?
By Kelly Evans-Hullinger MD For the last five years, I have had the great privilege of serving my local health system as Medical
Schadenfreude
One of my favorite episodes of the television series “Boston Legal” aired on October 4, 2005. Attorney Alan Shore (played by James Spader) is
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