By Joanie Holm, CNP Would you like to sleep better, have a healthier heart and less aches and pains? How about a lower blood
Opinion
How Poverty Keeps Survivors Trapped in Domestic Violence
By Jennifer Ponce The Doves Program Domestic violence isn’t limited by race, gender, or income. It’s a widespread issue that can affect anyone, yet
Reflections for the Week of Nov. 8-15
Police: Participated in Veterans Day Parade APS Leadership Meeting Attended BBDC Annual Meeting Attended Employee Benefits Fair Preparations for
Recycling Commitment Allows Bruce Furniture 75 Percent Fewer Landfill Trips
Bruce Furniture opened its doors in October 1977 on West Third Street in Alliance. The first of five stores in central and western Nebraska
Forget “Lame Duck”—We Must Pass the Defense Bill
With election season behind us, the Senate is back in session. Our next few weeks before the year ends and the Biden administration comes
Advancing American Competitiveness
Under the Biden-Harris administration, inflation triggered by anti-growth policies, lackluster engagement on trade, and bloated federal spending has hit Nebraska households hard—costing the average
Football Purgatory
This past Saturday morning, I attempted to cut a deal with the football gods. The proposal? I will trade a Kansas City Chiefs loss
Stranger Things Can Happen
John was a buddy of my first father-in-law; we inherited him after Grandpa died. John was a Commander in the US Navy, retired to
Caring for Expectant Moms
By Debra Johnston, M.D. Lately my teenager has been fascinated by medical dramas. Although my “doctor self” is usually rolling my eyes throughout the
Doing Right by Our Veterans
President John F. Kennedy once said, “A nation reveals itself not only by the men it produces but also by the men it honors,