The first week of August is bike week in Sturgis, South Dakota. I know this because every highway running north out of Nebraska is
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Back to School, Building for the Future
In Nebraska, August marks the close of summer and the beginning of a busy new season. It means the return of Husker football and
A Tradition of Service: Apply to a U.S. Service Academy
From our rolling Sandhills to the Missouri River Valley and everywhere in between, Nebraskans are bound by a set of exceptional values: hard work,
The Karly Rain Wood Act
In 2022, Karly Rain Wood, a 20-year-old from Omaha, was murdered. She went to a friend’s birthday party and was shot eight times. She
“Connection is the answer”
By Leah Hendrickson CSW-PIP, QMHP The human race has never been more connected to one another. We can reach family, friends and strangers across
All in a Day’s Work
This is the season of parts runs. Country folks know that term but, for you townies it’s when machinery breaks down in the field
Sorting – A Recycling Must
Let’s have a most unique find of the day contest, Bonnie Fanhauser suggested as she began her shift sorting at the north end of
County Pride
The tack boxes are loaded, feed, water buckets, wood shavings and a blocking chute fill the front of the trailer. Shovels, rakes, brooms, wheelbarrows,
Why Connectivity Matters More Than Ever in the Age of AI
When Nebraskans sent me to the U.S. Senate, I sought to serve on committees that address important matters back home, and I was able
District 47 Legislative Update
As we move through the interim, Nebraska continues to experience positive developments in economic growth, agriculture, and overall prosperity. I would like to share