Last week Earl and I went to California, and we were mugged. By whales. Three humpbacks. “Mugged” is the official term, meaning we were
Opinion
Spring Things
Eagles dip and dive over the meadow, looking for breakfast. Geese graze near the swamp, a pair of swans appear on the lake, then
Reflections for the Week of April 7
Accounting and Finance: • Submitted annual SAM.gov registrations for City of Alliance • Managed Choice Gas research on sixteen City of Alliance Accounts •
Zip Code Matter
By Debra Johnston, MD Those of us who make our homes in the rural midwest understand that we face medical challenges our countrymen in
Daylight Donuts Offers Delicious, Eco-Conscious Fare
Visit a new city long enough to grab a quick, sugary breakfast one morning and you will likely search for the best donut shop
Explaining the Congressional Budget Reconciliation Process
April 12th marks an important date for Congress. It marks the 100th day of our new Congress and a moment for us to assess
Open Plains Transit Celebrates Public Transit Week
This week, Open Plains Transit celebrates Nebraska Public Transit Week with the riders who use our services and the hardworking employees who keep things
Reflections for the Week of March 31
Police: • Met with City Manager for annual review • Attended APS Leadership Meeting, Council Budget Meeting, Council Meeting, and Department Head Meeting •
Our Constitution
“We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common
Basketball Underachievers?
I am beyond thrilled that Nebraska won the inaugural Crown Basketball Tournament in Las Vegas this past Sunday. The Huskers won four straight games