Editorials

Two generations ago Alliance shopping opportunities spread beyond the downtown core. Between the north/south highways flanking the city, drivers would encounter Kmart, Alco and

As a gift to myself, I’m rerunning a favorite Christmas column from a few years ago. Remember the scene in the first Harry Potter

By Jill Kruse, DO When many people hear the term plastic surgery images of Hollywood stars trying to fight back the effects of aging

I read today that the best gift to give someone who has everything is your deepest sympathy. The author didn’t elaborate but I imagine

Until November 29, 2024, I didn’t realize Nebraska believed it owned the logo at the 50-yard-line of its opposition. That is when Handshakegate reared

You may have two cards in your wallet. One is a debit card, and the other a credit card. They look the same. They

By Ethan Snow PhD The human body is composed of a typical pattern of anatomy, yet every structure varies in form from person to

Following last Friday’s Nebraska football loss to Iowa – a carbon copy defeat from 2023, when Nebraska turned the ball over in the final

Drayden Sanchez picked through conglomerations of what people hoped would become something new, opening bags like a chef cracking eggs first thing every morning

This week marks the last publication of the Hemingford Ledger, a newspaper that has existed since 1907. In recent years we have seen the