Analyzing the 2021 Husker football team’s roster a couple weeks ago proved to be plenty interesting.
Listed on the Huskers.com website are incoming freshmen, true freshmen, walk-on freshmen, redshirt freshmen as well as, you guessed it, COVID freshmen.
If you are looking for something to do, or places to go, you won’t need to go very far. In fact it will only take traveling to the 200 block on 16th Street where you’ll find the Plainsman Museum and the Edgerton Explorit Center.
Another 40-pound bag of sunflower seeds...and the crisis continues. What began as the simple feeding of the birds has expanded to the feeding not only unwanted birds, but squirrels and our two dogs.
A visionary partnership in Phillips could soon change the look of that community, creating opportunity not just in Phillips but throughout Hamilton County.
Jeff Reed and Darren Bartunek announced plans recently to launch a 56-lot housing development project on the east edge of Phillips.
Austin Allen warms up with Husker QB Adrian Martinez before the Penn State game last season.
It doesn’t feel like that long ago when Austin Allen was just trying to not get in the way while making sure everything he did was to a T.
Now, his biggest goal is on the complete opposite side of the spectrum.
Spring has arrived and while my thoughts of maybe only one more snow, the Betterhalf brought up a subject to me that throughout the winter months that subject previously had fallen on my deaf ears. She said, “You need some new clothes!
Extra! Extra! Newsies musical a smashing success!!!
That was the headline this week from Aurora High School, where the talents of our community’s best and brightest young musicians exploded on stage in a feel-good presentation that felt very much like a trip to Broadway.
The Betterhalf’s shout from the kitchen got my attention as I was reading my morning newspaper and all stretched out in the family room recliner. She asked: “What do you want me to bake – chocolate chip or oatmeal raisin cookies?
Nebraskans should stick to their conservative spending philosophy when it comes to the billions of dollars pouring into the state’s economy in the form of COVID relief.
That’s a message Dist. 34 Sen.