Question: My mom is in her late 80s and needs assisted living care, but her assets are insufficient to cover the cost. My older sister and I are tightening our
I am listening to the wind roaring outside. The chair from my porch has been overturned and relocated to the driveway. In the fury of the wind, hairdos get ruined
Nebraska’s prison system is still overcrowded – at least158 percent of design capacity at the latest count. That’s 5,338 people in facilities designed to hold 3,375. In 2015, lawmakers gave
Question: I heard a speaker say recently that we should set goals for our relationships. I understand setting objectives for your career, health, finances, etc. But I’m not really tracking
“I remember the time I rolled my pickup truck,” said my Grandma Karla Bryant as we sat in that back of Seth Daup’s van. Bryant said, “I hit loose gravel
Greetings District 36. This first full week of the legislative session is in the books. This week was filled with bill introduction and also the State of the State address
Bookends. Writers. Inspirations. I pause at the end of the week and think about two people, two writers, bookends positioned on either side of me metaphorically as a writer. Offering
We would like to thank everyone for all the cards, calls, well wishes and flowers that helped make our 50th Anniversary so special. A special thank you to our children
Not long ago, the news site Pro-Publica published an important story about employers who, in their quest for a younger and cheaper workforce, were pushing out “older” workers – often those in their early 50s.
Question: Our son and his wife have been married less than a year. Two months ago, his job was downsized, and they’re starting to experience some real financial struggles while he looks for work.