The cemetery in Seneca Nebraska sits high above a river valley and has around 200 graves. There’s not much left of the town now;
Opinion
Spring State Board of Education Update
By Elizabeth Tegtmeier State Board of Education District 7 Representative This spring the Nebraska State Board of Education considered a motion by Kirk Penner
Memorial Day
Memorial Day was born out of our nation’s most fractured and pivotal moment: the Civil War. Battered and worn after four years of internal
Reflections for the Week of May 20-24
Police: Sgt. Grumbles attended the Airport Emergency Plan Review and Training Session. Met with VIP coordinator about upcoming events and volunteer opportunities.
Happy Beef Month, Nebraska
Nebraska is the Beef State. Agriculture is the heart and soul of what we do. Our farmers and ranchers lead the way in agricultural production, innovation, and
Talking Baseball
I’ve been a baseball fan since 1978. That is the year I began focusing on the Kansas City Royals and the Nebraska Cornhuskers. I
LIHEAP Cooling Season
LIHEAP, the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program, helps families with their energy costs. Through LIHEAP, federal funds provide assistance to reduce the costs
Nine Must Read Books for Mental Health Awareness Month
The Anxious Generation by Jonathan Haidt: After more than a decade of stability or improvement, the mental health of adolescents plunged in the early
Fair Elections Are at Risk if We Don’t Stop Counting illegal Aliens in the Census
In the last year, President Biden has allowed 1.2 million illegal aliens into our country through parole. For comparison, the Obama and Trump administrations
Grief: There is No Prescription
By Amanda Kriens CCHW As unique is our loss is as unique is our grief. What do we do when one day we can