Wednesday, Day 10, marked the final day to introduce legislation for the 109th Legislature, 2nd Session. As this is the second year of the
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District 47 Legislative Update
The Legislature continues to move forward at a strong pace. Speaker Arch recently announced that the body has completed action on all carryover bills
Snow Crust
Back when I was a wee child growing up in Gordon, I was walking across the park to get to elementary school on a
Look at Us
It’s time to put away the snowman décor. Not that winter is over, but I need a signal that the season is passing and
Nebraska Environmental Trust Should Have The Ability To Serve Entire State
Keep Alliance Beautiful has had a tumultuous relationship with the Nebraska Environmental Trust in recent years, in particular being denied a $95,000 grant in
The Devaney Sports Center – 50 Years Ago
In March,1976, the rich 50-year history of Nebraska Cornhusker basketball being played in the NU Coliseum, located one block east of Memorial Stadium, ended.
A Results-Driven Path Forward for Year-Round E15
Nebraska’s farmers have been clear from the very beginning: they need reliable markets to sell their products. Every day, agricultural producers face countless factors
District 47 Legislative Update
The 109th Legislature, Second Session, officially convened on January 7, 2026, marking the beginning of Nebraska’s annual short legislative session. This session is constitutionally
Protecting Your Privacy
Technology is changing fast, especially with the rise of artificial intelligence, and much of that change is driven by personal data. Every time you
A Review of Economic Trends and Governance
By Larry Bolinger My lengthy research on “How Political Acts Lead a Country into a Recession/Depression” gives arguments on different acts having several consequences.