I didn’t do my best in church this past Sunday. I was the member of the congregation chosen to read the lessons. No, I
Editorials
Burning Both Ends
“I would rather be ashes than dust.” Jack London There’s probably a trail of ash following me but I haven’t had time to look
Washington Report: Prioritizing Security
Recent world events have highlighted the need to ensure America is secure and stands ready to respond to aggression from rogue actors that threaten
Reflections for the Week of October 16-20
Electric: We have two employees at a L & G training for metering and load management as well as a generation workshop this week.
Expanding Access to Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL)
On and off the court, Jaz Shelley is a star for the University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL) basketball team. Jaz earned first-team All-Big Ten honors
My Plan to Stop EV Freeloading
Earlier this year, the Biden administration’s Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) issued extreme new regulations cracking down on vehicle emissions. This administration wants the majority
I Stand With Israel
Last week, Islamic terrorists from Hamas pushed into Israel in a surprise attack from land, sea, and air. The stories, images, and videos of
Reflections for the Week of October 9-13
Airport: ∙ Serviced mowers for winter. ∙ Wildlife prevention. ∙ Staff participated in meeting regarding phasing of Seal Coat of Runways. ∙ Continue working
Stack of Quarters
Recycling tells the rhythm of a never ending story. A plastic bottle could return a couple more times after it leaves the Keep Alliance
Faith, Hope, and Love
It was a bittersweet party. Valentine has hosted the annual Nebraska Cowboy Poetry Gathering for thirty-two years, but everyone is tired, no new volunteers