Earth Day and Arbor Day must not pay their respective PR departments enough. I remember these holidays are in the second half of April
Opinion
In Honor of Public Service Recognition Week
By J.D. Cox City Manager It is such an honor for me as one of my first official acts having returned to Alliance to
Plans
Why is it, we wonder, that so many people ask, “Do you have plans for the weekend?” or, “What are you going to do
Cowboy News Network
Ladies have the beauty parlor, farmers have the coffee shop, but cowboys have brandings. Brandings are as much a social event as they are
“Anesthesia: Biting the Bullet is No Longer Necessary”
By Andrew Ellsworth, MD Anesthesiology is the branch of medicine committed to pain relief and patient care before, during, and after surgery and other
Arbor Day: Nebraska’s Gift to Planet Earth
Most holidays commemorate a piece of history. We often remember a winning battle, the birth of a consequential leader, or the founding of a
One Week After Tax Day, Working Families Tax Cuts Delivers
We’re one week past Tax Day and Nebraskans are seeing benefits from the Working Families Tax Cuts. I’ve said before that this is a
Expanding Access, Cracking Down on Medicare Fraud
Each spring, as I travel across the Third District meeting with constituents, I am reminded just how special Nebraska is. There is a peace
District 47 Legislative Update
The second half of the 109th Legislature consisted of a 60-day short session, with much of the time devoted to budget debate. Balancing the
Playground To Sprout From Empty Circle
Piece by piece it went – swings, slides and everything else that had comprised Alliance’s Central Park playground for more than a generation. By