A dozen days of the session are already in the books. On both the state and national level, it has been an eventful January so far. The final …
We faced great challenges in 2020.
No matter whom you voted for or what your political affiliation is, there is one great common denominator that brings us humans together. And …
Welcome to the part three of the soybean micronutrients column series. The last two weeks I introduced the series and discussed boron. I will …
Over the past nine months, we’ve all become accustomed to waiting. We’re waiting in lines at the stores, waiting for food delivery, or maybe w…
The second week of the Legislative session includes organization of committees and the introduction of bills. Again for the next two years, I …
‘Right Plant, Right Place’ is a very important aspect of planting and it is a great time to start thinking about it while building on what I w…
As the days go by and we are still observing the Directed Health Measures in District 30, it is easy to let your guard down and get complacent…
In the winter months, snow and ice can be a detriment to most anything we do outdoors. Ice on sidewalks and driveways can cause people to fall…
The Law of Unintended Consequences and its corollary, “No good deed shall go unpunished,” may have never been more evident than in the afterma…
There is no place like Nebraska, and my family has been fortunate to call it home for six generations. The experience of living in a rural are…
Rather than being at the Capitol this week, I have been able to spend a little more time at the farm with my family. It comes as a welcome bre…
Fear of retaliation and distrust broke the 2019 Legislature.
We faced great challenges in 2020.
No matter whom you voted for or what your political affiliation is, there is one great common denominator that brings us humans together. And …
Welcome to the part three of the soybean micronutrients column series. The last two weeks I introduced the series and discussed boron. I will …
Over the past nine months, we’ve all become accustomed to waiting. We’re waiting in lines at the stores, waiting for food delivery, or maybe w…
‘Right Plant, Right Place’ is a very important aspect of planting and it is a great time to start thinking about it while building on what I w…
Opinion: For decades we have told our youth to “stay true to yourself” and “stick up for what you believe,” as if there were some virtue in st…
Episode 5: We also discuss whether the Republican Party would be in a stronger place today had Hillary Clinton defeated Donald Trump in 2016.
I have been friends with Emily Rohe Haxby for over 10 years. We have stayed friends, even though we have different views and political affilia…
A big wind company would like to build a wind turbine facility in northern Gage County. They will cover our beautiful, God-given land; engulfi…
The economic benefits of an industrial wind development that may be built, or the loss of the economic benefits from the new homes and familie…
The issue of wind energy development is once again before the Gage County Board of Supervisors. Thanks to the good work of Gage County Plannin…
I would like to thank all the people who participated in the Blue Springs Annual Tractor and Car Show on Sunday, Aug. 16th. Also all the peopl…
People of Gage County,
Gage County has an opportunity to participate in another clean renewable wind generation field. A new 1 mile setback from a residence property…
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