“I had some risky times back when I was a child,” said my grandmother, Betsy Davidson as she sat on her beige leather couch folding a pair of ragged, old
Tax reform in Nebraska. Has the improbable become impossible? In the waning days of the session, a classic battle between the Executive and Legislativebrancheslooms large. The Governor wants property tax
Dear editor, I would like to urge everyone to go see the free movie, “Unplanned,” showing at the Sun Theatre May 14, 15 and 16 at 7:30 p.m. Pro-choice or
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Greetings District 36. We are approaching the final days of the legislative session, the budget has advanced on first round approval, and property tax reform is still a work in
It’s graduation week, and although I do not have a child graduating, the week brings up many reflections for me. I have walked through this week with two of my
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Greetings District 36. With less than 20 days remaining, we are hitting the home stretch of the legislative session. We still have the “big three” to debate: the budget, tax
With less than a month left (18 legislative days) the 106th Legislature has been making progress on some lower profile measures that don’t often take THE spotlight like property taxes
I was asked last week “why does Farm Bureau (and Dawson County Cattlemen) donate Tyson beef to the schools instead of local beef?” TYSON IS LOCAL BEEF. You cannot eat