Stepping off the plane at Eppley Airfield for our month-long state work period was a much-needed return to the heartbeat of those I represent
Opinion
Master Gardener: Nutrients and Diversity Ideal for a Healthy Landscape
By Kirstee Schuttee Nebraska Extension Master Gardener Generally, nutrients move from the root to the growing portion of the plant through the vascular system,
Reflections for the Week of Aug. 11
Police: Attended Planning Commission Meeting Worked on continuing education requirements Met with Statewide Radio Representative about SRS billing Held APD
Master Gardener: Choosing the Best Tulips and Daffodils for Your Landscape
By Kathy Tando Nebraska Extension Master Gardener Nothing quite announces spring in the same way as Tulips and Daffodils do. Bulbs are a great
The Canyon
“Brought her home,” her brother said, as we finished spreading the ashes. The three-year-old picked sunflowers, and a breeze swirled some feathers among us.
Making Nebraska the Economic Engine of the Midwest
As I packed my bags in Washington for our month-long state work period and some much-needed time back in the Good Life, I reflected
20 Years Later, Renewable Fuels Standard Is a Success
On August 8, 2005, President George Bush signed the Energy Policy Act into law. Among other measures, this bill established the Renewable Fuels Standard,
Safety Central To Nebraska Battery Recycling
By John E. Weare KAB Batteries are everywhere, from AA’s falling out of the television remote to the power source for a cell phone.
Running and Knee Pain: Debunking the Myths with Science
By Matt Dewald PT, DPT You’ve likely heard — maybe even from a medical professional — that “running is bad for your knees.” But
What If and Wishes
Cornhusker football resumes two weeks from Thursday! So, two more columns unrelated to the Huskers and then the resumption of football memories. WHAT IF