Highway signs serve to break the monotony of long treks as well as daily commutes. “Cold weather cannot be far off, see they folded
Opinion
September Heartbreaks
Entering last Friday night’s Illinois at Nebraska football game, I was overly confident Nebraska would win the game. The last time I was this
Menopause
By Kelly Evans Hullinger MD Menopause is one of those things that, let’s face it, will ultimately affect everyone with previously functional ovaries. Unfortunately
Growth Through Energy Abundance
In 2024, American households are spending more on all categories of energy compared to prices at the start of 2021. As virtually every industry
SNAP Work Requirements
The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) is designed to ensure that no one goes hungry. Formerly called Food Stamps, the SNAP program helps to
September State Board of Education Update
By Elizabeth Tegtmeier Dist. 7 State Board of Education Member The Nebraska State Board of Education convened September 6 in Nebraska City for a
Letter to the Editor: Good Morning Alliance!
By Steve and Mary Beth Guy I just want to say thank you to all of you lovely people for making us feel so
From Specialized Support to Enrichment: ESU 13 Enhances Panhandle Student Education
By Dr. Laura Barrett ESU 13 All the school districts in the Nebraska Panhandle are dedicated to providing high-quality education to the students in
Reflections for the Week of September 16-20
Electric • Work continues on Country Club Road line rebuild • Trenched in conduit at solar field for wire to connect to overhead line
Maintaining Excellence at our Military Academies
The first American naval force was formed during the American Revolution to defend against the world-class British fleet. Despite some early successes, the Continental