My family set aside the first half of July for vacation this summer. We toured Wyoming over two weeks (as we had Colorado several
Editorials
Love and Fear
“If it isn’t love, it’s usually fear.” Karen Casey “Why would they say that?” “I don’t get why anyone could vote for that person.”
Reflections for the Week of July 15-19
Streets: ∙ Set up barricades for heritage days, band, and parade ∙ Weed eating around town, cleaned weeds off curbs for painting ∙ Put
Midsummer Numbers: KAB Recycling Volumes Up Nearly 19 Tons
People offer a range of comments as they bring bags, boxes and often packed vehicles into the Keep Alliance Beautiful Recycling Center. Beyond a
It Just Makes Sense
I’m the champion of second guesses. About the time I make a decision the committee in my head starts in with “Yes, but,” and
Heritage Days and Poverty
Pharaoh’s Fury, Magic Maze, Zero Gravity, Freak Out, Rock Star, Cliff Hanger, Dizzy Dragons —even some old favorites like the Merry-Go-Round, Ferris Wheel, Swings,
Nebraska Football—Twenty Years Ago
You probably are old enough to remember Kenny Rogers’ sentimental song, “Twenty Years Ago,” which aired on many radio stations in 1987. It’s about
Memories of my First Heritage Days
Not to puff out my chest too much, but I am proud to be a part of Alliance’s Heritage. You should be, too! You
Reflections for the Week of July 8-12
Electric: With assistance from the Alliance Police Department for traffic control, we installed power line wires across Highway 385 to complete new 3
Volunteer Opportunities
People often ask me where they can volunteer. Usually it is a newly retired person. It might be a high school student who needs






