By Kelly Evans-Hullinger MD Atrial fibrillation is probably a diagnosis you have heard of, if not because a friend or family member has it,
Opinion
Reflections for the Week of Feb. 10
Water/sewer: Special thanks to all employees who have worked on seven water main breaks in the last three weeks – especially in the
Helping Kids Who Want to Help Others
Both of my children attended the Alliance St. Agnes Academy before entering Alliance High School. Their combined success at Alliance High School, Chadron State
Upper Niobrara-White NRD Protects Our Water
Soaking in the 105-degree pool at Moccasin Springs in Hot Springs, S.D., with my wife recently offered plenty of time for reflection and relaxation.
New Maps of the World
People my age grew up with a map of the world that had been created by Flemish cartographer Gerardus Mercator in 1569. But in
Rolling Back Government Overreach
The costly consequences of unnecessary, burdensome regulations represent one of the greatest threats to future American prosperity. In fact, a 2024 report produced by
Electric Vehicles Must Pay Their Fair Share
As part of its relentless climate agenda, the Biden administration imposed rules and regulations that would force Americans to adopt electric vehicles (EVs) at
District 47 Legislative Update
Now that the Appropriations Committee has completed numerous days of budget briefings, we look forward to the next step; the preliminary budget. This will
School
I get a special invitation often to attend school chapel in the mornings. My great grandaughter gives me the invitation. It is quite a
You Can’t Afford That
“If it costs you your peace, it’s too expensive.” This bit of wisdom, along with others, was sent to me by a far-away friend