Before television or the internet, we just had radio. It offered entertainment, comedy, music, and soap operas, but most important, news and weather, and
Editorials
Playground
Reflections By Gene Nerland My heart goes out to the children who are out on the playground every day trying to learn to fit
Prairie Doc Perspective Week of February 8th, 2026
“Spring into Seasonal Allergies” By Jill Kruse, DO The groundhog may have seen his shadow, but Spring will be here soon. While many of
Recycling Middlemen Grease The Gears
Cardboard gathers no dust at the Keep Alliance Beautiful Recycling Center. That’s saying something given the amount of dirt that blows through our part
Honey Do
Valentine’s Day is way down there on my list of holidays. It’s overpriced, overrated and quite frankly designed to get you in trouble with
Whip and Spur
Recently at our church men’s bible study, our discussion circled around the topic of complacency. With a group of ranchers all sitting at the
Records and Rankings
On January 27, the Cornhusker men’s basketball team was rated number five in the Associated Press and Coaches polls. It is the highest rating
All In For Recycling
“I’m All In” speaks of commitment to a particular cause, such a total devotion to Christ in TobyMac’s song “All In” off his 2007
Are We Together?
“Do we know where we are going?” asked the boy. “Not really,” said the mole. “Are we lost then?” “No,” said the fox, “Because
Insomnia
By Kelly Evans Hullinger, MD, FACP Difficulty sleeping is an common concern we hear about in primary care. Many of us will have trouble