This past week’s terror attack in Boulder, Colorado, was a shocking and heartbreaking act of hatred. It demands not only our condemnation, but our
Opinion
District 47 Legislative Update
On Monday, June 2, the Nebraska Legislature concluded its 2025 Session earlier than planned, marking the end of the 89th day in a 90-Day
Three Ways to Prepare Your Community for the Future
The past few months have been a time of unprecedented change in our country. Countless organizations and institutions are experiencing budget cuts that will
Birds of a Feather
“Birds of a feather flock together” was a standard my parents’ generation used when deciding who their teens were allowed to hang out with.
Reflections for the Week of June 2
Accounting and Finance: Accounting and Finance Attended Council meeting Paid all Council claims Attended Department Leader meeting Attended Debt
Summer Activities for Families
What do our kids do in the summers when they aren’t in school? If kids aren’t doing things that challenge their brains and their
Pain Science: Rethinking How We Experience Pain
By Kory Zimney PT, DPT, PhD is a professor at the University of South Dakota Pain is a universal human experience, yet it remains
4-H Special Gardening Project Focuses on Goldie Cherry Husk
By Laurie Zitterkopf Nebraska Extension Master Gardener The 2025 Special Garden Project will focus on the Goldie Husk Cherry. The Nebraska Special Gardening Project
Better Than I Remember: Why Community History Matters
By Broc Anderson Nebraska Museum Association Attendee My earliest memory of the Knight Museum is from an elementary school field trip in the early
Singin’ in the Rain!
There have been more than a few songs recorded about rain. “Rhythm of the Rain,” by the Cascades in 1962. “I Wish It Would