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 By Ruth Bailey    News    December 7, 2023

Library Commission public debate over censorship sparks disagreement

People gathered at the Nebraska Library Commission’s meeting, Nov. 16, to urge commissioners to limit the accessibility of certain databases and books available to Nebraska children in city and public school libraries. The Nebraska Library C...

 

Fields of the future: AI meets farming

Researchers are investigating how artificial intelligence can help improve Nebraska crops. Although AI has become a popular new topic for many, researchers have been discussing, for several years,...

 

Farmers markets nourish rural communities

There's a certain charm and nostalgia related to farmers markets in rural communities. The tradition of farmers, gardeners, artisans and bakers bringing their wares to town to sell at the market has...

 
 By J.L. Schmidt    Opinion    July 20, 2023

Brain Drain: Great topic, lousy way to discuss it

In a rare move, seven months into the Jim Pillen reign, I'm going to suggest we cut the new guy some slack. Seems that a social media tweet raised concerns about First Amendment rights and dredged up...

 

-Isms: Views on life in rural America

You discover a different perspective when you rely on a walker for mobility for several weeks. Following hip surgery, I pushed a walker, primarily for stability, strength and balance. Man, woman and child, did I learn a lot. The Americans with Disabi...

 
 By JL Schmidt    Opinion    March 16, 2023

Voter ID proposals are anything but cut and dried

Three proposals to cover the solution looking for a problem -- voter ID -- have proven to be about as confusing as the proponent’s explanation as to why the idea was necessary. After a lot of listening and a bunch of head scratching, I’m still not...

 
 By Kim Carpenter    News    July 14, 2022

'Naturally in our DNA': Community gardens, urban farms spread through Omaha

Growing up on a hill overlooking North Omaha during World War II, Mary Carpenter remembers the numerous vegetable plots, called victory gardens, that dotted her Florence neighborhood. “Everybody had one,” said Carpenter, the reporter’s mothe...

 

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS PLANNING GRANT VILLAGE OF CLEARWATER

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS PLANNING GRANT VILLAGE OF CLEARWATER The Village of Clearwater is applying for planning funds through the Community Development Block Grant Program from the Nebraska Department of Economic Development and is seeking request for...

 

REQUEST FOR  PROPOSALS VILLAGE OF  CLEARWATER

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS VILLAGE OF CLEARWATER The Village of Clearwater is applying for a Downtown Revitalization grant from the Nebraska Department of Economic Development. Proposals will not be considered if the intended services your firm wishes to...

 
 By Zach Wendling    News    March 24, 2022

Legislators seek increase of postseconday-educated Nebraskans by 2030

LINCOLN--Higher education institutions could adopt a statewide goal aimed to increase the percentage of Nebraskans who have a postsecondary education. A legislative resolution, LR335, introduced by the Nebraska Education Committee March 16, proposes...

 

Pedersen, Krebs appointed to fill Antelope County commissioner seats

Two rural Clearwater women have been appointed to fill vacancies on the Antelope County Board of Commissioners. Regina Krebs and Carolyn Pedersen fill board vacancies created by the Oct. 15 recall of...

 

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