The Legislature convenes in a few months. It’s a long session in a non-election year, traditionally the best time to talk about that 800-pound elephant in the room, taxes. Yes,
Life can be scary, and no one should know that any more than my grandfather, Bill Trumbley. Throughout his life Trumbley has had some traumatic experiences--includinga carcrash, some issues with
Question: My wife and I have been married for a few years, and our relationship is already starting to seem a little stale. Is that normal? It bothers both of
I have attempted to hold tightly to fine sand as it slipped from my grasp. All that remained was an empty fist. The inevitable slipping away occurred regardless of my
Question: Do kids really change your life -- and your marriage -- as much as people claim they do? My spouse and I have been thinking about starting a family,
The Autumnal Equinox occurred on September 22. The seasons are changing and Fall is here. My mind whirls much like leaves on the wind. I think of all of the
Greetings District 36. In spending the summer and early fall traveling around the legislative district, it is no surprise that the two largest challenges facing our state are tax
About a month after he blew the whistle on a discrepancy in the State Treasurer’s office, a newspaper has blown the whistle on the alleged workday habits of State Auditor
Iusedto tell my children a story about a dad who was teaching his son to be kind with his words. He asked his son to pound nails into a board
The power of incumbency is strong, especially in Nebraska where the incumbents are usually Republicans. That’s because there were 584,173 registered Republicans in 2016. There were only 370,091 Democrats, 247,340