I attended the Malcolm Public Schools, located 12 miles northwest of Lincoln between 1965 and 1967. At age eight, I began attending Valparaiso Elementary
Opinion
KAB Paint Possibilities
Tell somebody how they can get rid of a particular item – for free – and be nice to the planet, chances are the
Losing the Pathway to Growth
Severe inflation, stock market turbulence, and troubling workforce data have driven recent economic concerns for American families already struggling to make ends meet. Moreover,
More Than a ‘Fair’ Fair
I love county fair season. I vividly remember the Lancaster County and Saunders County fairs I attended and participated in as a child. Remote
A Shameful Deal
Buried in a flurry of news stories last week was another bad decision by the Biden-Harris administration—a shameful one. They attempted to strike a
The Border Catastrophe Hurts Nebraska
Our country faces a safety, drug, and humanitarian catastrophe at the southern border. Yet the impacts of it are felt much closer to home.
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“Would you like steak sauce or ketchup with that?” the waiter asks. The standard answer from my husband is: “I hope not.” All ranchers,
Food Anaphylaxis
By Mark E. Bubak MD True food allergic reactions cause anaphylaxis. Eating even a tiny bit of the allergenic food causes the patient to
Major Wins for Online Child Privacy and Safety
Since their creation, social media platforms have connected people and communities. That connectivity is often positive. High school friends can reconnect after decades. Grandparents
To Protect the Independence of the Judiciary
This week, the White House announced a radical set of policy proposals to remake the Supreme Court of the United States. The proposals include