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 By Sen Barry DeKay    Opinion    April 24, 2024 

DeKay reflects on Legislative session

On April 18, the Legislature completed its work for this 60-day legislative session. Although the last day is typically reserved for veto overrides and closing remarks, the Legislature also took...

 
 By J.L. Schmidt    Opinion    April 24, 2024 

Special session talk abounds at the capitol

In 2021, the last special session of the Nebraska Legislature lasted 13 days and cost the state $105,436. Do the math, that's $8,076.92 per day. Then ask yourself, is a winner-take-all election...

 

LB1402 draws debate, moves forward

Although the Legislature was only in session for three days this week, senators were productive in moving legislation to Final Reading. This year, there was not enough time to take up every bill that...

 
 By Bev Weiler    News    April 17, 2024

Out My Kitchen Window

I was busy this spring morning clipping little stems of grape hyacinth in my garden which is out my kitchen window. Containers, including a small glass cream pitcher and a tiny crystal cordial glass, are now filled with the pretty purple flowers. I...

 
 By LuAnn Schindler    News    April 10, 2024

Benefit planned for infant diagnosed with rare lung disease

"We had no idea anything was wrong." That's how Skylar and Cabre Reynolds describe the first few minutes of their daughter Teigyn's life. The 5-pound 8-ounce bundle of joy, the couple's first child,...

 
 By JL Schmidt    Opinion    April 10, 2024

Crunch time in Lincoln, it has even been thus

It's easy to understand but hard to remember that the one task of the Nebraska Legislature is to pass a balanced budget during the 90-day session and to make adjustments to and pass that budget again...

 
 By Ruth Bailey    News    April 10, 2024

New Nebraska law will expand public records access for Nebraskans

Nebraska residents should have easier access to public records under a bill that, in effect, overrules a recent Nebraska Supreme Court decision allowing the state to charge high amounts for retrieving public records. Gov. Jim Pillen signed...

 
 By JL Schmidt    Opinion    March 20, 2024

How much power is too much

Power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely is a proverbial saying reportedly coined by the English nobleman Lord Acton in 1857. How much power should be given to the executive branch of...

 
 By Sandy Schroth    News    March 20, 2024

O'Neill man violates probation, sentenced to county jail

A 20-year-old O’Neill man was back in the Holt County district courtroom March 11, to be resentenced for crimes committed Aug. 5, 2021, after he admitted violating probation. The Honorable Mark Kozisek revoked probation and resentenced Drake D. R...

 

Ordinance No 2024-1

ORDINANCE NO. 2024-1 VILLAGE OF CLEARWATER AN ORDINANCE OF THE VILLAGE OF CLEARWATER, NEBRASKA TO HAVE THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES CONSTITUTE A BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT; TO REPEAL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH; TO PROVIDE WHEN THIS...

 
 By Sandy Schroth    News    March 13, 2024

New state resident learns about Nebraska laws

An Elgin man, who had moved from Arizona last fall, has learned about icy road conditions and Nebraska law regarding vehicle and driver’s licenses. Tyler S. Zawacky, 30, of Elgin appeared in front of the Honorable Donna Taylor in the Antelope C...

 
 By J.L. Schmidt    Opinion    March 6, 2024

Happy 157th birthday Nebraska, My how you've grown

Three of the four kids in my family were born on the same day in December over a span of 14 years. The "other" one was born on March 1. To appease her, my older sister and brother and I told the...

 

In the mailbag

Ed. Note: Sen. Dorn’s letter to the editor is in regards to an editorial by J.L. Schmidt, statehouse correspondent for the Nebraska Press Association. A recent editorial in this publication showed no understanding of the constraints on city g...

 

PROCEEDINGS VILLAGE OF PAGE, NEBRASKA Feb. 12, 2024

PROCEEDINGS VILLAGE OF PAGE, NEBRASKA Feb. 12, 2024 The regular monthly meeting of the Village Board of Page was held Monday, Feb. 12, 2024, at the village office. This meeting was conducted in compliance with the Nebraska Open Meetings Act and the O...

 

Letter to the editor: Inheritance tax

Dear fellow citizens of Holt County, For the past months, the Nebraska Association of County Officials has been an integral part of Gov. Pillen’s tax working group, along with many other entities, state senators, Pillen and his key staff, and o...

 
 By JL Schmidt    Opinion    January 25, 2024

I like the idea of the Legislature running the state prison system

Omaha Senator Justin Wayne, chair of the Judiciary Committee, has offered a bill that would put Nebraska's Legislature in charge of the state's prison system, which is currently under the purview of t...

 
 By Sandy Schroth    News    January 25, 2024

Agreement reached in five-year-old case

Jeffrey A. Reinke, 35, of Omaha faced the Honorable Donna Taylor last Wednesday, Jan. 17, in the Antelope County courtroom in Neligh, in a five-year-old case. He was charged with Count I, leave accident, fail to furnish information, a Class 2...

 
 By Leo Adam Biga    News    January 18, 2024

Revisting Starkweather, Fugate was personal for true crime author

Best-selling true crime author and Nebraska native Harry Mac-Lean knew he'd one day examine the most infamous crime in Nebraska history, the 1958 Charles Starkweather murder spree. But MacLean's...

 
 By Sandy Schroth    News    January 18, 2024

O'Neill man gets two years, 95 days in prison

A 35-year-old O’Neill man, accused in several county court cases, resolved them along with his resentencing in a Holt County district court felony case, when he faced two judges in the county courtrooms in O’Neill last week. The Honorable Mark Koz...

 

Sorry you're hungry kids, the governor doesn't believe in welfare

The hole keeps getting deeper. Remember when I suggested someone should give the governor a shovel so he could dig a deeper hole for himself? That was when he had refused to read a published report on...

 

Lone Frosh: At one Nebraska school, the entire freshman class is just Bailley

TAYLOR – Bailley Leibert walks into civics class and plops her sunflower-print backpack onto an empty table. The 15-year-old rummages for her notebook and colored pens. Around her are enough chairs t...

 

Ring out the old year

Since we're writers, we, at SAM love lists. Trust us, we keep and use them every single day. But, how does one determine which articles should be at the top of the yearly list? In the past, we've base...

 

NOTICE OF INCORPORATION TWO BILLS, INC.

NOTICE OF INCORPORATION TWO BILLS, INC. Notice is hereby given that Articles of Incorporation for Two Bills, Inc., were filed with the Nebraska Secretary of State as follows: 1. The name of the corporation is: Two Bills, Inc. 2. The number of shares...

 

Legislative leaders want to change the way they do business

A change is gonna come. Leaders of the Nebraska Legislature want to streamline the process and perhaps change a few rules during the upcoming short session to avoid the mess of last year's 90-day...

 

Crime scene cleaners tackle aftermath with compassion

Content advisory: This article discusses sensitive topics, including suicide. Reader discretion is advised. No one told Kristine Cecava that one day her job would lead her to cleaning up the scene of...

 

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