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Editorial

Senator Norris’s Letter

George W. Norris of McCook (1861-1944) is remembered as one of the most influential US senators in American history, a dignified, idealistic leader that President Franklin Roosevelt once called “the

Alaska From The Inside Passage:

After two days at sea in foggy, drizzly conditions, the sun broke through as we docked in Ketchikan, our first port-of-call in Alaska. This was a rare day indeed as

How Scott Frost Determines Personal Character While Using Social Media

“A recruit's social media history is one of the most important things Scott Frost evaluates to determine character. For any player Frost and other college coaches are hoping to bring

Thinking Outloud

It is amazing how times gets away from us all, but somethings never change over time. I instantly recall the experiences that occured during football games where I and many

Lending A Helping Hand

One of the most fulfilling parts of representing the people of Nebraska’s Third District in Washington is advocating for their best interests. Whether it’s ensuring farmers and ranchers enjoy the

Nebraska Football In 1892

What did a University of Nebraska football game look like in 1892? On November 19, Lincoln Weekly Herald editor J. D. Calhoun was one of 600 fans attending the game

Flashbacks:

October 1 9 5 8 I n observance of National Newspaper Week which was October 1-8, the Lincoln Journal introduced its “beat” reporters. Cited in Tuesday’s paper was Jack Hart,

Cruising Kills The Diet

For those who have never been on a cruise ship, the best way to describe the scene while embarking is to liken it to the crowds gathering for a home

Unicameral Update

Greetings District 36. In spending the summer and early fall traveling around the legislative district, it is no surprise that the two largest challenges facing our state are tax policy

Thinking Outloud

Getting the chance to compete in the ‘Big Show’ of a state tournament isn’t a requirement and I do personally think that there are state tournaments that need to be