Not the One’s Dead by Dana Stabenow: A mid-air collision in the Alaskan wilderness between two small aircraft leaves ten people dead. Was it
Opinion
Offering a Helping Hand
This past week was a rough one. I learned that two people who are near and dear to me, had been diagnosed with cancer.
The Lighter Side
A thought from the internet—sometimes they really do hit it out of the park. “One thing no one ever talks about when it comes
Feeding and Fueling the World
Economic growth and opportunity in Nebraska’s Third District is powered by agricultural trade. While the United States makes up approximately 5 percent of the
Maximizing Educational Opportunity
Investing in the growth of a child as a parent, teacher, or mentor, and then seeing the child flourish to their fullest potential is
Alliance Landfill – (Almost) Everything Ends Up Here
Author’s Note: This is the first in a multi-part look at the Alliance Municipal Landfill. Though not committed to the page, one quote sticks:
One Year Fighting for Nebraska in the U.S. Senate
Nebraska is what America is supposed to be. When I was Governor, we spent eight years delivering on excellence. We put taxpayers first. We
Protecting Life
Jan. 22, 2024 This weekend, tens of thousands of Americans marched across our nation’s capital in honor of our first inalienable right: the right
Reflections for the Week of Jan. 22-26
Electric: ∙ We continue to make progress on the line rebuild south of Rock Road and CR 55. ∙ All department personnel attended monthly
Nine New Audiobooks to Enjoy on the Libby App
Deep Freeze by Michael C. Grumley: The accident came quickly. With no warning. In the dead of night, a precipitous plunge into a freezing