POOF, They are Gone! We would like to thank the city leaf-removal crews for their tireless job of cleaning our streets of raked leaves. It is a service that is
It’s no secret that 2019 has been a tough year for Nebraska due to historic flooding. For our farmers and ranchers, damage from the floods was compounded by additional hardships.
Yes friends, the Nebraska Legislature meets on a regular basis again in less than a month (January 8, 2020). It’s a short session (60 days from January 8 to April
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It looks like a legislative committee has come up with a plan to address the state’s nagging property tax problems. Weeks of meetings by the Revenue Committee resulted in the
ears Ao November 26, 1919 The city council took up the matter of renaming the streets of the city. Engineer C. A. Edwards submitted a plot with a plan for
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Q: We’re still a few weeks out from Christmas and (once again) we’ve already blown our budget. I sometimes wonder if it will take until next Christmas to get this
“I used to hitch onto the back of the passing cars during winter,” said my grandfather, Thomas Dunphy, as he sat in his chair in the living room drinking ice
Recently, our nation observed Veterans Day, when we honored the men and women who answered the call to serve our nation. As threats to the homeland from around the world