It was thirty years ago today. During the early morning hours of Sunday, March 12, 1995, my nine-month pregnant bride went into labor. I
Opinion
Reflections for the Week of March 3
Finance: Attended Council meeting Paid Council claims and completed payroll Completed and submitted Transit Invoice from January for reimbursement Attended
Remembering the North Platte Canteen
This August, I visited the city of North Platte for a tour with North Platte’s chamber office. North Platte is known for many things,
Reflections for the Week of Feb. 24
Finance: Attended Webinar on Skill-Building Held Department staff meeting Reviewed Public Transit grant application Reviewed IT quotes and budget Utility
Cuts to Medicaid
Many of you may have met Earl’s mother Delma during the year she lived with us. She could no longer remain living alone in
Statehood Day Memories
“Beautiful Nebraska, peaceful prairie land, Laced with many rivers and the hills of sand; Dark green valleys cradled in the earth. Rain and sunshine
Life, Liberty And A Clean Community
Gotta love mid- to late-winter variety: Wake up to 29 below, shovel five inches of snow, break out the shorts for at least one
Requiring More Transparency About Improper Payments
There is an inscription above an entrance to the Nebraska State Capitol. It reads: “the salvation of the state is watchfulness in the citizen.”
Disaster Relief for Our Producers
Recently, devastating wildfires swept Southern California. And flash flooding swamped parts of Tennessee, Kentucky, and Virginia. Some areas of North Carolina, Florida, and other
One Big Beautiful Budget Resolution
Just over a month into President Donald Trump’s second term, his administration is off to an aggressive start. Commissioned with a mandate from the