Commentary

Richard Rhoden

Richard Rhoden

Thank you, coach Ed

Kyle Ediger never let the emotions of a game get too high or too low.  In front of a packed house Friday night, though, the Hampton grad, teacher and coach surely had a little extra juice.  It still makes no sense. It’s hard to wrap your head around.
Dave Bradley

Dave Bradley

What’s your name?

It’s time we put a bow around this year’s college football recruiting season, so here are some of the recent recruits who signed on the dotted line for 2022 making my All-Name team: I’ll start off with Jeffry M’ba of Auburn. Interesting last name to say the least.
Butch Furse

Butch Furse

Whose job is it to teach kids to be tolerant?

We couldn’t help but laugh when we read a headline where  a parent urged the school to teach  children to be more tolerant. In our viewpoint, it appears that is a parent’s job and not the school.  But, when we think a little deeper, in this day and age the role should be reversed.
Kurt Johnson

Kurt Johnson

Olympic flame burns bright, sending timely global message

The Olympic flag is flying half way around the globe in China, and with it the spirits of a watching world. There is something truly mesmerizing about this global quadrennial tradition, with the best of the best from every nation on earth competing for Olympic gold.
ANR

ANR

People vote on what affects them

Dear Editor: I read with great enjoyment the letter that Leon Cinderland submitted regarding his opinion of Charles Herbster and his endorsement of Trump versus his stated acceptance of Jesus Christ in his life.
Kurt Johnson

Kurt Johnson

There is no place like Nebraska

Nearly two full years into this dreaded pandemic COVID-19 hit the Aurora News-Register hard in recent weeks. In the 22 years Paula and I have owned this newspaper our staff has never, ever been quite as short of manpower and challenged to get the weekly edition out as we were the last two weeks.