By Dr. Becca Jordre Every year I ask my students, “How old is old?” The answers vary, but the most honest response I’ve ever
Opinion
Planting The Seed
Remember your first pizza party? Mine was while in the “lower room” (kindergarten to fourth grade) at country school. It may have been because
Talk to Me
A B Cox is a longtime rancher, cowboy philosopher, and neighbor down in my home country. He recently wrote about how to tell if
Missing Buttons
Tagging calves is one of the most adrenaline laced things that any person can do. See, tagging calves for those who don’t know, is
District 47 Legislative Update
In addition to the advancement of several legislative priorities last week, I was able to incorporate and advance two bills that I introduced this
Paying Tribute to Our Fallen Soldiers
U.S. Army Sergeant First Class Noah Tietjens of Bellevue, who was killed in Kuwait while supporting Operation Epic Fury, was honored at Dover Air
Helping Young Nebraskans Discover Their Next Opportunity
From a young age, I have been fortunate enough to have a community of people who encouraged me to take risks, explore new ideas,
AHS Wins (Recycled) Art Day Challenge By A Nose
“Stay out of the library!”, curious students heard as they paused by a closed sign at Alliance High Wednesday, March 4. It seems more
Meaningful Living in Rural Communities: Pathways to Productive Aging
By: Whitney Lucas Molitor, Ph.D., OTD, OTR/L, BCG and Allison Naber, Ph.D., OTD, OTR/L Living in rural communities offers unique opportunities to promote successful
Comfort Food
My husband chuckles when he sees a café that claims to offer home cooking. Says if you want home cooking then stay home, but