The urban-rural split remains alive and well as the Nebraska Legislature enters into its final crucial days. It has reared its head in debate on the budget, property tax relief,
Q: Probably like most parents, we want our kids to learn and develop good character. We also want to protect them from ever getting hurt. With so much pain in
A Memorial Day service will be held at 10 a.m. on Monday, May 27, at the Gothenburg Cemetery. The ceremony is being jointly sponsored by American Legion Gothenburg Post 64
“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
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
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
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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