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What I Learned At The Border ’

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This week, I’m leading a delegation to Germany to grow trade between Nebraska and the European Union (EU). Our delegation includes the Nebraska Department of Economic Development, the University of

Election Excitement In 1884:

In November of 1884, Grover Cleveland narrowly defeated Republican James G. Blaine to become the first Democrat to be elected President since 1856. The tumultuous national contest, as well as

Flashbacks:

November 1 9 5 9 J Tuesday ohn Wenburg night was at the named annual Cozad Cozad ’s Fire Fire Chief Department meeting. Frank Batie was named first assistant chief,

Drug Pricing Discussions

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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), nearly 50 percent of Americans took at least one prescription drug in the last month. When used correctly and safely,

Bryan Still Popular In Nebraska

The U.S. presidential election of 1908 was not a close race. Popular incumbent President Theodore Roosevelt, honoring a promise not to seek a third term, chose William Howard Taft as

Egg Hunting In October:

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Just in case you didn’t know, Easter Egg hunts aren’t just for Easter. At least when you raise chickens. For those needing a bit of Chicken 101, after baby chicks

Medicare Open Enrollment

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Access to affordable prescription drugs is critical no matter what age you are. For seniors currently enrolled in Medicare, choosing the right Medicare Part D plan is often important to

Erastus F. Beadle In Nebraska

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Erastus F. Beadle (1821-98), best known for his Dime Novel series launched in 1860, left Buffalo, New York, in March 1857 to seek his fortune in the new Nebraska Territory.

A Huge Win On Trade

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During this era of polarized politics, sometimes good news can fall through the cracks. Such was the case recently, when the United States and Japan completed “Phase One” of a

Conrad “Little Buckshot” Wentworth:

Omaha Barracks in January of 1873 was the home of "A Novel Team, Two Elegant Elks . . . Trained to Travel in Harness," according to the January 21, 1873