Two days after America’s General Election nearly every campaign sign had vanished from Alliance’s front yards. My advice may be a little too late
Editorials
ESU 13: A Year of Impact and Progress in the 2023-24 School Year
By Dr. Laura Barrett Through innovative programs, cooperative partnerships, and strong fiscal management, Educational Service Unit 13 (ESU 13) provided invaluable services to students,
Reflections for the Week of Oct. 28-Nov. 1
Police: ∙ Attended APS Leadership Meeting ∙ Met with Shelley with Viaero Wireless about APD participation in a radio broadcast covering the dangers of
The Second ‘R’
Fifteen years ago, plus a few weeks now, my wife and I met for our first date. We still mark what turned out to
Have You Checked Your Credit Report?
Most of us have a credit report. A credit report has information about our credit activity and history of making payments. This might include
Would you Rather Be Right, or Be Happy?
“Lord, when we are wrong, make us willing to change. And when we are right, make us easy to live with.” Peter Marshall “My
Listen Up and Keep Your Hearing
By Andrew Ellsworth MD Hearing loss affects millions of Americans. In fact, by age 75 over half of adults will have some form of
California Dreamin’ — NOT.
As of November 6, 2024, there are three things in life that are guaranteed. Death, Taxes and Nebraska football heartbreak. Just when most NU
Homeless in Alliance
Last week the front-page article “To Board or Not to Board” in the Alliance Times-Herald focused on the 1st Interstate Inn on West 3rd
I See You
I spent my first couple of decades wanting to be older. The big kids had all the fun. And when I asked questions, my