Some professions require continuing education to keep one’s license to practice. You wouldn’t want your medical provider, or the people who teach your children,
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New Thrillers and Mysteries to Enjoy in May
California Bear by Duane Swierczynski: Jack Queen has been exonerated and freed from prison thanks to retired LAPD officer Cato Hightower. But when guilt
My First Husker Spring Game
It was 52 years ago. My first experience of attending a Nebraska football spring game at Memorial Stadium Before I rewind the calendar, I
Keys to Steady Economic Growth
This week, as I visited a number of Third District communities, several major economic indicators were published, confirming what we already know: President Biden’s
Fighting to Protect Women’s Sports
Title IX was passed by Congress more than 50 years ago to level the playing field for girls and women. It prohibits sex-based discrimination
Making Panhandle Recycling Possible – Pine Ridge Job Corps Students Lend A Hand
“Curbside!” Three or four Pine Ridge Job Corps students intercept a patched-up 1950’s pickup after a lull during the April community recycling event in
Reflections for the Week of April 15-19
Accounting and Finance: • Attended Employee Activity Committee meeting. • Capital review with City Manager. • Attended Council Meeting. • Paid Council claims. •
Dental Days 2024
Dental Days 2024 will be held on Friday, May 31 and Saturday, June 1. Free dental care for children age 3 to 21 who
Who Cares? You Should.
Local newspapers are going away, at least the print version. This is our fault. We’re encouraged to subscribe online, partly because that’s the way
Recycling Comes Easy At Golden Hour
Nothing extraordinary. A car stopped outside the Keep Alliance Beautiful Recycling Center several months ago, we toted the load inside. The woman looked familiar