It was in early August of 1986. I was being interviewed for the position of Executive Director of the Alliance Chamber of Commerce. At
Editorials
The Nagging Cough
By Kelly Evans-Hullinger, MD “I’ve got this cough that just won’t go away,” my patient says, and I know this story all too well.
Advocating for Justice for Crime Victims
One of the most important responsibilities of the Attorney General is public safety. Our criminal bureau, which is responsible for investigating criminal activity, prosecuting
“No Man is an Island”
By Andrew Ellsworth MD “No man is an island, entire of itself, every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the
Small Worlds
One way that humans categorize someone on first meeting is to ask what they do for a living. I’m not sure that’s the best
Kaleidoscope
It was 45 years ago. January 31, 1979. The day I first spoke in to a radio microphone. It was at KRNU Radio. KRNU
The Homestead Tax Exemption
It’s no secret that Nebraska has a heavy property tax burden. However, there is help for low-income people who are 65 or older, disabled,
Bringing Relief to American Taxpayers
Americans are rightfully concerned about the direction of our economy. While inflation is no longer at nine percent, prices remain high, and the inflation
Bringing the Border Crisis Under Control
The crisis at our Southern Border is enormous, unprecedented, and is putting Americans at risk. According to United States Customs and Border Protection, more
Want-to-be-Mothers: LB1109
By Merv Riepe Nebraska State Senator LD 12 There exists a group of women who desire to carry their pregnancies to term but discover