The Nebraska Economic Forecasting Advisory Board says it looks like the state will take in $161 million more tax revenue than anticipated. The Governor and a handful of state senators
During these fall months, many of Nebraska’s high school seniors are starting to apply for college admission. Some of these students will go on to study in fields related to
Congratulations to the state Department of Health and Human Services for coming up with a quick interim solution to problems plaguing the Youth Rehabilitation and Treatment Center in Geneva. Kudos
Q: I have a lot of big dreams. But sometimes I get almost paralyzed mentally and overwhelmed by the size of the things I want to accomplish in life. How
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Q: How do I get my teenagers to engage in conversation? They’re good kids; still, there are so many things I want to communicate to them before they go off
“I remember dad was fixing up the wood floor and had all his tools lying around,” said my grandma, Donna Anderson, as she sat across from me at the kitchen
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Nebraskans are generous. We help our neighbors, sponsor the local soccer team, attend the annual pancake feed, and support our communities in many other ways. But we may not consider
Backers of a petition drive seeking a 35% rebate for property tax payers say they want to force the Legislature to deal with the issue next session. The chairwoman of