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Editorial

Soggy Days Frustrate The Farmers:

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Reviving Air Travel In Nebraska

On October 5th, President Trump signed into law the 2018 Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Reauthorization Act to update and authorize its activities for another five years. This is important to Nebraska’s Third District because it contained a policy change whose specific aim is to support and revive commercial air service to our rural communities.

Reforming The Tax Code

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Tax reform and reduced regulations have set the American economy on an upward trajectory with growth eclipsing four percent. New jobs have outpaced the labor force, increasing wages and setting

Flashbacks:

October 1 9 5 8 M Mrs iss Sandra . Edward R. Loibl Loibl, of daughter Cozad, has of Mr won . and the silver wings of a United Airlines

Middle Of A Prairie Fire

Prairie fires were an ever-present danger in frontier Nebraska. Rolf Johnson of Phelps County knew this from experience. The Swedish immigrant provides a vivid description of one in his diary.

Juneau Gold Rush Leads To Selection As State Capitol:

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In the late 19th century, a mining engineer named George Pilz offered a reward to any chief who could lead him to gold in the Alaska Panhandle. A Tlingit chief

The Benefits Of Physical Activity

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Regular physical activity is one of the most important things you can do for your health. If you’re not sure about becoming active or boosting your level of physical activity

Trading With Japan

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The United States and Japan are the world’s largest and third largest economies, totaling around 30 percent of the world’s economic output. Japan is the fifth largest consumer of U.S.

Flashbacks:

October 1 9 5 8 D Hatchery orle Hays and of Cozad Dressing , owner Plant of here the Hays , has been named second vice president of the Nebraska

Senator Norris’s Letter

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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