Episode 18: Scott Rada and Richard Kyte also discuss how the pandemic has contributed to job burnout and why the withdrawal last week of Olymp…
Opinion: The key to resolving burnout may not be working less but rather working more deliberately at the things that give us energy.
Nebraska Extension has been actively tracking the incidence and severity of southern rust this past month in Nebraska cornfields with the assi…
Last week was a busy week for me with a Teammates Conference and the Gage County Fair. While most people would see the two as unrelated and an…
Hosts Alison Dagnes and Lawrence Eppard are joined by Kathleen Romig, a senior policy analyst at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, t…
This time of year our gardens are really growing well, but in some cases so are the problems. I thought I would take some time to describe som…
It’s almost August, which means it’s almost Kids Eat Right Month.
The merger two weeks ago of two of the biggest casino hotel operators in Atlantic City will increase investment in and broaden the city’s domi…
The spread of the coronavirus and the response to it are almost unique among modern challenges in putting a burden on all the people of Earth.…
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…
All involved parties are on notice: Major deliberations on the future of the Bills’ stadium are coming
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…
Episode 18: Scott Rada and Richard Kyte also discuss how the pandemic has contributed to job burnout and why the withdrawal last week of Olymp…
Opinion: The key to resolving burnout may not be working less but rather working more deliberately at the things that give us energy.
Nebraska Extension has been actively tracking the incidence and severity of southern rust this past month in Nebraska cornfields with the assi…
Last week was a busy week for me with a Teammates Conference and the Gage County Fair. While most people would see the two as unrelated and an…
Hosts Alison Dagnes and Lawrence Eppard are joined by Kathleen Romig, a senior policy analyst at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, t…
This time of year our gardens are really growing well, but in some cases so are the problems. I thought I would take some time to describe som…
It’s almost August, which means it’s almost Kids Eat Right Month.
This is a compliment to an individual, but also to the city of Beatrice. On June 5, I was riding my motorcycle in central Iowa, this side of D…
Hello Beatrice!
As a retired professor who taught operations management for over 20 years, I am appalled at the way the Covid-19 vaccine is being distributed …
If you have visited the State Capitol in the past couple of years, you have seen the construction project to replace the HVAC system and upgra…
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…
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