“We should go on a litter walk,” my daughter suggested after supper as I was complaining about the trash around town. Even my wife’s
Editorials
“Death, Taxes, and Aging Eyes”
By Debra Johnston, MD Benjamin Franklin famously wrote “in this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes.” Franklin was
You’re Gonna Miss This
I lived away from home most of my childhood in order to attend school. It took a long time to get over the homesickness
Can’t You See?
There has recently been a change that has occurred in our house. Following an appointment to have his eyes evaluated, my son is now
Honey and Vinegar
“Reasoned debate takes more discipline than shouting. Learning takes more patience than certainty. Civil life takes more courage than force.” Ann Alexander Are you
There’s No Place Like Home—Home Safety Evaluations
By Jill Kruse, DO In my role as a hospitalist, I am always happy when a patient is healthy enough to be discharged. A
KAB Recyclers Maintain ‘25 Pace This Year
Area residents who recycle through Keep Alliance Beautiful are on pace with 2025 rates. Through the first quarter of 2026 the KAB recycling center
Anatomical Variations: Breaking Down the Basic Details of Tumors and Cancer
By Ethan L. Snow, PhD, MA Cells are the basic building blocks of all living organisms. In a healthy body, cells follow an orderly
Foggy Days
There are quite a few different types of fog, well, different names for fog anyway. Basically, fog is a cloud that is in contact
Nebraska Parents: The Career Conversation We Need to Have With Our Kids
By Mark Schanou Human Resources, Snell Services, Inc. There is a moment every parent eventually faces. It usually happens sometime during a child’s junior







