Charles in charge across the pond

As the newly self-appointed Official Royal Correspondent for Hamilton County, and possessing all the hubris of one who has no qualifications to take on this mantle, I’d like to talk to you about King Charles III, his coronation and his family.

‘Sunshine can be deadly’ a hard sell to youngsters

It looked like just another mole to me. The small brown spot on my lower right cheek would have gone unnoticed by most people, but in fact it was an example of the most common form of all human cancers.

The golden Staehr

Carsen Staehr stood around the 30-yard line on the northwest side of the Omaha Burke turf, looking around as the final race was running on the track, wanting to remember everything. The smell, the heat, the sound, the joy, some heartbreak, too.

State housing grant a tribute to this community’s generosity

“If you build it, they will come.” I highlighted Kevin Costner’s classic line from the 1989 “Field of Dreams” movie in 2021 when Aurora and Hamilton County received a $1 million Rural Workforce Housing grant to help address the community’s housing needs.

Connection with grads, Husky Nation priceless

Twelve and 15 years after our daughters turned their tassels as Husky graduates, there is still something special for me about graduation weekend.

Thank you for Go Big Give support

Dear Editor: Thank you to our amazing community for your generosity during Go Big GIVE. Over $250,000 was raised to support programs and services in Hamilton County.

Thank you for Go Big Give support

Dear Editor: Thank you to our amazing community for your generosity during Go Big GIVE. Over $250,000 was raised to support programs and services in Hamilton County.

Fascinating life journey leads me to ANR

When people ask me how I, a South Dakota native and one-time resident of Illinois, ended up in Central Nebraska at an age when most people are seriously thinking of retiring, I generally tell them simply “It’s a long story.

Graduation truly a cause for communitywide celebration

Transition is in the air these days, with lots of pomp and celebratory circumstance permeating our community.

Lessons learned on both sides of internship

Graduation season is in full bloom as of this week as Hampton and Giltner high schools celebrated with pomp and circumstance last weekend while Aurora and High Plains will invite seniors to turn their tassels Saturday.