Concerns about modems in voting machines a major red flag

Do you trust our election system? It’s a pretty simple question, but that’s where the simplicity ends. In fact the answer is as complex and divisive as any issue our nation has faced in decades.

Tax cut a step forward, though lawmakers leave issues unresolved

An unprecedented pile of money available to Nebraska lawmakers set the tone and dominated debate on several fronts during this year’s 90-day session, though the fate of several key issues remain unresolved.

MCC auction reflects host community’s spirit of giving

The Hamilton County Fairgrounds hosted a global mission Saturday, making the Aurora venue part of a feel-good celebration reaching all the way to war-torn Ukraine.

ANR candidate profiles to offer insight on local elections

Whom shall I vote for, and why? Area residents are starting to ponder that question with the May 10 primary election now just over a month away and the News-Register would like to help in that subjective process by providing personal profiles on candidates in races of local interest.

Youth Center 2.0 project echoes founder’s initial vision

Merwyn Davidson’s legacy lives on. Three years after the retired minister and goodwill ambassador passed away the impact of his life’s work continues to be seen and felt, with the most recent example visible now at the youth center he helped create.

Sunshine, in all its forms, strenghthens life, democracy

The sun is shining a little brighter this week, and not just outdoors in this unseasonably warm month of March.

Thanks, Dave

Experience, dedication and a can-do positive attitude are priceless in today’s workforce. Quality employees make all the difference when it comes to getting the job done.

Russian tyrant Putin adds stress to already stressful world

Vladimir Putin is a madman. What other conclusion can a peace-seeking world come to after watching the events of the past week unfold?

Hawk Nation lost a good man in coach, teacher, friend Kyle Ediger

Hawk Nation was brought to its knees this week with the gut-wrenching news that one of their own, a bright, young vibrant coach and teacher, was taken from us too soon.

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.