Each spring, as I travel across the Third District meeting with constituents, I am reminded just how special Nebraska is. There is a peace
Opinion
District 47 Legislative Update
The second half of the 109th Legislature consisted of a 60-day short session, with much of the time devoted to budget debate. Balancing the
Playground To Sprout From Empty Circle
Piece by piece it went – swings, slides and everything else that had comprised Alliance’s Central Park playground for more than a generation. By
Right Now
“Gently stop. The meaning of it all is never found at the end, but only along the way.” Steven Charleston Charleston is speaking here
“Medications for Treating Substance Use Disorders”
Prairie Doc Perspective Week of April 19th, 2026 By Kelly Evans Hullinger, MD Substance use disorders like alcohol and opioid use disorders can be
Studs or Duds
While this year’s calf crop is mostly on the ground, we ranchers are already preparing for next year’s crop. Ranchers play the long game.
Nebraska’s National Guard is Always Ready, Always There
While serving as Nebraska’s senior U.S. Senator, there are moments that remind me of how special Nebraskans are. Last week was one of them.
Traveling Across Nebraska
The last two weeks, I got to be home — traveling across Nebraska. From East to West, I received updates on critical projects in
Working for Nebraska’s Families
“Welcome to the Good Life.” A phrase every traveler sees as they cross our state lines. For many, it’s just a slogan. But for
Litter Bugs Me
“We should go on a litter walk,” my daughter suggested after supper as I was complaining about the trash around town. Even my wife’s