What a rough time of year. Hot one day and cool, if not cold, the next. Toss in dusty, dry, dirty air along with
Opinion
Sometimes Your Hip Pain isn’t Your Hip
By Andrew Ellsworth, MD “Doc, my right hip has been bothering me. Do you think I need a new hip?” “First, tell me more
Chief Justice Guest Column
By Hon. Michael G. Heavican, Chief Justice As I near the conclusion of my time as Chief Justice, one of the most expansive initiatives
Don’t Destroy the Senate, Kamala Harris
Vice President Kamala Harris has shown us repeatedly that she’s willing to abandon her alleged principles to make her radical agenda more appealing to
Working Together So Nebraska Can Thrive
For Nebraska to thrive, we must care for our families, infrastructure, workforce, and safety. It’s an effort that requires close coordination between private companies,
Do Your Best
“Life is short. Some days are hard. Jesus washed feet. Some among us need to fill a pan with water.” Betty Lynne McCarthy
Football Independence
It may come as a surprise to you, but I’m somewhat independent. I enjoy walking alone as it offers a wonderful time for reflection.
Reflections for the Week of Oct. 7-11
Police: • Attended the Police Chiefs Association of Nebraska meeting in Kearney • Met with HR to finalize new promotional testing process • Met
KAB Volumes Still Gaining Ground Over 2023
“It looks like you’re ready for a load,” the lady said this past Thursday as I dumped a couple flats of her tin cans.
EPA Mandates Removal of Lead from Water Lines
Pb is the symbol for lead on the Periodic Table. The word plumbing comes from plumbum, the Latin word for lead. Ancient Rome developed