Memories of Wiesner Dear editor, Thank you for the well-written story about Lynn Wieser’s cap, left in our farm shop until he could retrieve it after serving in Vietnam. After
Despite a warning that it was a Trojan Horse, lawmakers passed a bill to allow farmers to honor a practice first tried in Nebraska in 1887, growing hemp. More than
Q: My aging mother used to be a very positive person, but now she barely speaks to us when we visit her in the nursing home where she’s been living
Greetings District 36. We are into the final days of the legislative session, and the Legislature has held session into the night several times in the last week. Aside from
You had one job Nebraska Legislature. Tax reform. Shake things up. Try new approaches. Change some things. Provide property tax relief. Instead, you’re leaving town four days early with your
Q: I know that I should carve out time each year to take my family on vacation. But with a high-stress career and crazy schedules for everybody in the household,
Keep your pets corralled Dear editor, I am writing this for all the people in Gothenburg that have pets. Everyone loves their pets and most people take very good care
Dear editor, I wish to publicly thank the Gothenburg Volunteer Fire Department and the EMTs for their help when my husband Roger became ill. From the time I called 911,
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