Some denominations mark the calendar’s mid-year season as Ordinary Time. It’s my favorite part of the church year. Nothing is going on that requires
Opinion
As School Year Starts, Teachers Deserve Our Thanks
As the school year kicks off, it’s a good time to tell Nebraska’s teachers thank you. They are difference makers, and the men and
‘Beefing Up’ Nebraska’s Ranching Industry
Built by generations of hard work and innovation, Nebraska’s ranchers are known worldwide for raising the highest quality, most nutritious, safest, and best tasting
Connecting Across the Third District
In recent weeks, I’ve been grateful to be able to speak with many Nebraskans across the Third District’s 80 counties. While I make the
Master Gardener: Fall Care Grows a Lot of Spring Beauty
By Cynthia Brown Nebraska Extension Master Gardener Every garden tells a story of successes, surprises, and lessons learned. As the season winds down, take
Reflections for the week of Sept. 1
Accounting and Finance: ∙ Attended City Council meetings ∙ Paid all Council claims approved ∙ Attended staff meeting ∙ Processed payroll ∙ Attended Budget
An Honor I Hold Dear: Receiving the Golden Plow Award
I’ve been honored to receive various awards during my time in the U.S. Senate, but one of the most meaningful is the American Farm
No Stagnation in Trade
Agriculture producers have faced serious economic challenges in recent years. Despite rising productivity, farmers face high input costs and falling commodity prices, straining their
Master Gardener: Enjoying Your Tomatoes after the Growing Season
By Katie Markheim Nebraska Extension Master Gardener Harvest time is here for gardeners, especially those with tomatoes. Here are some challenges you may find
The Word on the Street
The word on the street is probably not something your mother wanted to hear. Crowds of protesters shout obscenities. Talks show hosts and guests