In the face of fire, Nebraskans – once again – proved our grit and came together to protect life, property, and livestock. After a
Opinion
Anatomical Variations: Breaking Down the Basic Details of Tumors and Cancer
By Ethan L. Snow, PhD, MA Cells are the basic building blocks of all living organisms. In a healthy body, cells follow an orderly
Foggy Days
There are quite a few different types of fog, well, different names for fog anyway. Basically, fog is a cloud that is in contact
Nebraska Parents: The Career Conversation We Need to Have With Our Kids
By Mark Schanou Human Resources, Snell Services, Inc. There is a moment every parent eventually faces. It usually happens sometime during a child’s junior
Master Gardener: Timing is Everything in the Spring
By Anita Gall Nebraska Extension Master Gardener Volunteer Spring is the perfect time to check your shrubs for winter damage. Start by pruning out
The Public Encounters Jerry’s Collection
Downtown storefronts often fade from vibrant places of business to the faces of tired old buildings hoping for new owners. I always thought the
What Comes After
Much has been said and written about the tragic wildfires in Nebraska. March is always our disaster month, and with ongoing drought and incessant
Commonsense Steps to Restore Trust
Growing up in Gering, I learned early on that commitment is key. Reputation and relationships are built by keeping one’s commitments. This principle has
District 47 Legislative Update
After tireless efforts by firefighters and emergency personnel, the Morrill Fire is now 100% contained. The dedication and resilience of the crews and volunteers
More Than a Milestone: What 800 Graduates Really Means for VALTS Students
By Dr. Laura Barrett ESU 13 When VALTS celebrated its most recent graduates on March 4, the moment marked more than just another ceremony.