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• Deadly rural roads and securing a safe ride home (12/17/24)
• The fall of Assad: A sobering lesson in pragmatism (12/13/24)
• Finding transparency in TEEOSA (12/12/24)
• In with a heavy hand, and out with a whisper (12/10/24)
• Applauding leadership that listens: a triumph for local representation (12/6/24)
• Are elected officials above the law? (12/4/24)
• Shopping tips to reduce holiday stress (11/29/24)
• The power of shopping locally: Strengthening our community (11/27/24)
• Presidential Scholars Program combats Nebraska’s brain drain (11/26/24)
• Why ‘Impoundment’ matters (11/22/24)
• Time for reform to ensure future of Social Security (11/21/24)
• A standing ovation for ‘Elf the Musical’ (11/19/24)
• AI’s influence on the 2024 election – not as damaging as feared (11/15/24)
• Tackling childhood obesity in rural Nebraska: A long-awaited solution (11/14/24)
• Polls aren’t perfect, but they help us listen—and act (11/8/24)
• Win or lose: Voters urged to maintain perspective (11/5/24)
• Bond benefits outweigh costs (10/25/24)
• Rural Nebraskans concerned about lack of civil discourse (10/24/24)
• Repealing 1402 preserves Nebraska’s public education system (10/18/24)
• Court's decision welcome, but much work remains (10/17/24)
• Nebraska Initiative 436: Costly burden to small business (10/4/24)
• COVID, flu claim thousands of U.S. lives needlessly (10/3/24)
• Youth Survey shows most prefer to return home — when they can (10/1/24)
• Embracing healthy aging in Southwest Nebraska (9/27/24)
• Court secures home equity protection (9/26/24)
• Winner-take-all undermines our state's identity (9/19/24)
• A major win for struggling homeowners in Nebraska (9/17/24)
• Don't become complacent about rabies vaccinations (9/12/24)
• Rural electrification efforts continue (9/6/24)
• Ensuring fair political discourse (9/5/24)
• Public schools: Cafeteria or classroom? (9/3/24)
• A timey crusade for compassion, action, education (8/22/24)
• Mental health cuts false economy, just a ticking time bomb (8/20/24)
• YMCA project will help secure McCook's future (8/16/24)
• As school starts, safe driving is more important than ever (8/6/24)
• Community projects essential for well-being of youth in McCook (8/1/24)
• Korean War veterans; a legacy of bravery and sacrifice (7/26/24)
• Telehealth should remain part of service to rural areas (7/19/24)
• Time to celebrate McCook's new Aquatic Park (7/18/24)
• Don't fall into the 'roommate parenting' trap with your children (7/11/24)
• 988 is a good start, but better response is needed (7/5/24)
• Rethink fireworks for a safer holiday (7/2/24)
• NPPD board appointment key for SW Nebraska (6/18/24)
• Audit confirms integrity of primary election (6/13/24)
• Blending elder, child care makes sense for both (5/31/24)
• Sports complex cooperation, explanation welcome (5/17/24)
• AI can protect kids, but law-abiding must also be protected (5/14/24)
• Marijuana reclassification can lead to positive change (5/7/24)
• Voters should have say in future of school choice (5/3/24)
• Voters deserve to have say in future of school choice (5/2/24)
• Keeping kids' vaccinations up-to-date is vital (4/26/24)
• New nursing home rules threaten rural communities (4/23/24)
• Human wages, robot purchases in lock-step (4/11/24)
• Heed the call for caution this year in road work zones (4/9/24)
• This year, heed the call for caution in highway work zones (4/9/24)
• Railroad safety should not be left to contract negotiations (4/5/24)
• Rejecting LB764 upholds fairness in Nebraska (4/4/24)
• A wake-up call for young adults: Get your cancer checkups (4/2/24)
• LB 388 continues to raise questions about many issues (3/22/24)
• Solution to fast-food inflation as close as the kitchen (3/19/24)
• Protect our community: Vaccinate for measles (3/15/24)
• Better Internet access comes with hazards of its own (3/13/24)
• Don't become a victim of the lates online scams (3/4/24)
• Happy 157th birthday to Nebraska (3/1/24)
• State property taxes are a matter of perspective (2/23/24)
• LB907 addresses serious health threat of obesity (2/20/24)
• Ibach bill would protect public health, natural resources (2/15/24)
• New disc golf course continues community's commitment to future (2/8/24)
• Partisan elections for public power districts – A step away from public power in Nebraska (1/26/24)
• Taking the wheel of safety: State needs to outlaw texting, driving (1/26/24)
• Teen boys new online target for sexploitation (1/25/24)
• Proposal partners state, business to help reduce poverty (1/23/24)
• Wise water use vital to future of agriculture, state (1/18/24)
• Dead, dying dogs stark reminder of human duty to pets, animals (1/16/24)
• Sen. Lippincott’s tenure bill is a misguided move (1/11/24)
• Impaired driving tech coming to new cars? (1/8/24)
• Not just a list: Embrace the power of change (1/2/24)
• Remote workers may be a bargain for employers (12/28/23)
• Time to plug our state's brain drain (12/21/23)
• Cell phones rival drunk drivers in causing fatalities (12/15/23)
• Pillen order denies reality, threatens workforce (12/8/23)
• Learning, applying difficult lessons from Pearl Harbor (12/6/23)
• Sometimes a reset can be a good thing (11/28/23)
• A pivotal moment in time for the baby boom generation (11/22/23)
• The unsettling shift from gratitude to mandatory tipping (11/17/23)
• Public policy must face workforce reality (11/16/23)
• Family caregivers play vital role in rural communities (11/14/23)
• Happy birthday Marines! (11/10/23)
• Ban on TCE is long overdue (11/9/23)
• Changing clocks isn't worth the harm it causes (11/7/23)
• Affordable childcare vital to rural economy (11/3/23)
• Immigrants fill America's need for new workers (10/31/23)
• The power of prevention and screening (10/27/23)
• Have fun, but make sure holiday treats are safe (10/20/23)
• Bullying should not be tolerated (10/13/23)
• Public power another major Norris contribution (10/12/23)
• Norris' legacy lives on in Nebraska's Unicameral (10/10/23)
• Nebraska not immune to hate-group growth (9/26/23)
• Embracing healthy aging: A recipe for a fulfilling life (9/22/23)
• Make your voice heard: Embrace National Voter Registration Day (9/17/23)
• Communications focus for National Preparedness Month (9/14/23)
• Don't let calendar fool you, hot cars can still be deadly (9/5/23)
• Concealed carry requires clear, steady consideration (9/1/23)
• America's strength is its ability to right its wrongs (8/22/23)
• Spay, neuter, release program needed here (7/28/23)
• Don't forget importance of area oil industry (7/20/23)
• No-helmet law should include two more requirements (7/13/23)
• Let your mail carriers know you appreciate them on July 1, National Postal Worker Day (6/30/23)
• Community newspapers have a vital role (6/27/23)
• Memorial Day should be more than a day off (5/26/23)
• If only we'd learned then what kids are learning now (5/16/23)
• Graduation good time to evaluate life goals, balance (5/12/23)
• Loneliness rivals smoking as threat to health (5/3/23)
• Plan time to spend away from screens (5/2/23)
• Common ground must be found to prevent mass shootings (4/18/23)
• Let's make things more pleasant for our community (4/13/23)
• Attracting teachers, other workers takes a community effort (4/7/23)
• A self-driving car may be better than a distracted driver (4/6/23)
• Celebrating National Ag Day (3/21/23)
• Alternative energy moratorium right move for now (3/2/23)
• Internet safety and striking back at telemarketers (2/9/23)
• Apology to our readers, gratitude for understanding (1/6/23)
• Public meetings should be streamed (12/22/22)
• Don't confuse the spirit of giving with 'retail therapy' (12/1/22)
• We shouldn't have to say this, but it's important to vote (11/1/22)
• Nebraska's a happy state, but there's more to the story (9/23/22)
• Key to better health may be as close as our feet (8/16/22)
• Energy bills painful, but compared to other states, Nebraska's got it good (7/7/22)
• Two years on, many opinions remain unchanged (6/28/22)
• Old Glory deserves more respect than she often receives (6/14/22)
• New season, new hazards for kids with more free time (6/3/22)
• When neighbors need help, heroism is 'just what they do' (5/3/22)
• Driving habits major influence on fuel costs (3/22/22)
• When it comes to clocks, just leave them alone (3/15/22)
• All options for future of city pool should remain on the table (3/10/22)
• Christmas time to think of others first (12/21/21)
• Abstinence, vaccination may be best gifts this Christmas (12/17/21)
• Judge's ruling offers hope for healthcare solution (11/30/21)
• Observing World Kindness Day (11/12/21)
• Do we need to be reminded to be kind? In a word, yes! (11/12/21)
• Veterans deserve more than a trite expression (11/11/21)
• Don't put off cancer screenings (10/22/21)
• Despite lower vaccination rate, Nebraska safer than many other states (10/15/21)
• Learn the Sounds of Fire Safety (10/8/21)
• Being prepared is just common sense (9/30/21)
• Nebraska students have advantage in remote learning (9/2/21)
• Rural youth have it right when it comes to small towns (8/12/21)
• Vaccine reluctance costing American wealth as well as lives (7/20/21)
• State recruits social media to save lives from COVID (7/1/21)
• Now is not the time to slow down vaccination drive (6/24/21)
• Pandemic provides valuable lessons for business, life (5/20/21)
• Air the tires, change the oil, get a shot -- Let's not turn Memorial Day into a super spreader event (5/11/21)
• Back to normal? Not quite (5/6/21)
• Be prepared when wild land fires threaten (4/29/21)
• For proof vaccine works, look at rest homes (4/6/21)
• Will going back to 'normal' include more stormy skies? (3/26/21)
• Liquor law changes make sense for post-pandemic (3/10/21)
• Semi-annual rant: Be ready to lose an hour of sleep (3/9/21)
• Ranked-choice voting should get a fair hearing (2/19/21)
• Balanced budget message should be preached to choir (2/5/21)
• Make a New Years resolution to look for joy, not doom (12/29/20)
• Mask mandates shouldn't be needed, but may be necessary (11/27/20)
• Holiday season brings special stress this year (11/20/20)
• Vote counters should be allowed to do their jobs (11/6/20)
• Daylight-saving time issue will have to wait (11/3/20)
• Seniors 'punching above their weight' in value to society (10/29/20)
• Private citizens can help fight abuse of prescription drugs (10/22/20)
• Public support key to success of new directed measures (10/20/20)
• Residents must do their part to stop the spread (10/16/20)
• Pandemic, flu could combine for 'perfect storm' (10/8/20)
• New Medicaid system is nod to fairness, reality (10/2/20)
• Home schooling moves from fringe to preferred option (9/17/20)
• Take suicide's warning signs seriously (9/3/20)
• Adequate childcare is vital to Nebraska, priceless to parents (9/1/20)
• Pandemic affects younger people in a different way (8/25/20)
• New challenges, old hazards arrive as schools reopen (8/18/20)
• Weatherization helps meet needs in low-income homes (8/14/20)
• Military retirement exemption step in right direction (8/13/20)
• Now may be a good time to trade in your used car (8/4/20)
• Adversity draining the swamp? (7/23/20)
• Number crunchers offer perspective on our community (7/9/20)
• Nebraskans love their fireworks (6/30/20)
• Fake news? You ain't seen nothin' yet (6/26/20)
• Time to put more effort into reducing demand for water (6/16/20)
• Mental health may be biggest challenge of COVID-19 lockdown (5/21/20)
• Arts, music scene alive and well; just needs an audience (5/14/20)
• Hospital Week honors front-line healthcare workers (5/12/20)
• Beware of Mother Nature's one-two punch (4/28/20)
• Trees are an investment in better times for future generations (4/24/20)
• Nebraska among states least affected by coronavirus (4/21/20)
• There's no rush to return to our old social routines (4/15/20)
• Don't let modern-day Willie Suttons into your bank account (4/14/20)
• Don't expect a quick reboot from coronavirus (4/9/20)
• Lessons to be learned from wartime English golfers (4/1/20)
• Projections offer limited relief from uncertainty on virus (3/31/20)
• If you think you may have COVID-19, just assume you do (3/25/20)
• Will coronavirus cause more babies or more divorces? (3/24/20)
• Nebraskans show wisdom in response to officials' pleas (3/23/20)
• Protect your mental health as well as physical (3/19/20)
• Coronavirus' special challenges for rural health (3/18/20)
• Coronavirus bringing out best of local community (3/17/20)
• Coronavirus: Lessons to learn, opportunities to take (3/13/20)
• No need for panic, but precautions are still appropriate (3/11/20)
• Take precautions, but keep threat of virus in perspective (3/9/20)
• Don't let purveyors of fake news ruin your online reputation (3/5/20)
• Don't let purveyors of fake news ruin your online reputation (3/5/20)
• Money can't buy happiness? Studies say yes and no (3/4/20)
• An early reminder that spring can bring storm skies (3/3/20)
• Coronavirus puts Nebraska back in the spotlight again (2/26/20)
• Thanks to those who see our kids safely to school (2/20/20)
• City avoids a new cat-leash controversy (2/18/20)
• CSU Pueblo to offer cannabis degree (2/17/20)
• Latest semantics spat proves that words still matter (2/13/20)
• Nebraskans go above and beyond in another area of generosity (2/11/20)
• Statewide report reinforces need for childcare progress (2/10/20)
• Alzheimer's group: Use Valentine's Day to reconnect (2/5/20)
• Short-term saving can translate into long-term suffering (2/4/20)
• Don't write off public libraries just yet (1/30/20)
• Familiarity creates dismissive attitude about deadly virus (1/29/20)
• Rollback of Obama-era WOTUS rule is welcome change (1/24/20)
• Slow down, move over to help keep first responders safe (1/22/20)
• Young voters, health care key election factors (1/21/20)
• Even a mismatched vaccine is better than no shot at all (1/17/20)
• Mentors get results, but caring about kids is their top priority (1/16/20)
• Electro-economy continues to gain steam ... er, watts (1/15/20)
• Incentives to put felons to work worth a try (1/13/20)
• Community colleges in good position to help single moms (1/9/20)
• Time for failing to wear a seatbelt to be a primary offense (1/7/20)
• 'Gentle knight' should not be forgotten (1/6/20)
• Church incident one more example of 'good guy with a gun' (12/30/19)
• Tired of shopping? If you're in the car market, don't stop yet (12/26/19)
• When warring sides shared a bit of peace on earth (12/24/19)
• Festivus, Krampus and other odd holiday traditions (12/23/19)
• Can you spend even the shortest day entirely offline? (12/18/19)
• Is a nativity scene really offensive to reasonable people? (12/17/19)
• Influenza has Nebraska in the crosshairs this holiday season (12/16/19)
• Plant-based burger: American diners try to have it both ways (12/10/19)
• Arming teachers not easy answer to school shootings (12/9/19)
• Feeling down this holiday season? Help is available (12/5/19)
• Red Cross offers opportunity to help our hurting neighbors (12/3/19)
• McCook among safest cities, but care still in order (11/29/19)
• Gratitude, food health may form a self-fulfilling cycle (11/27/19)
• Oncoming storm may be a blessing in disguise (11/26/19)
• Any day is right day to give up smoking (11/21/19)
• Ready, set -- take a deep breath before you start shopping (11/20/19)
• South Dakota takes lead from Nebraska slogan (11/19/19)
• More evidence loneliness affects our physical health (11/14/19)
• Safety top priority for deer season (11/13/19)
• Actors next to lose their jobs to artificial intelligence? (11/7/19)
• Take some time to relax on today's Stress Awareness Day (11/6/19)
• Microsoft cuts work week, boosts productivity (11/5/19)
• 2020 is good year to get involved in election process (11/4/19)
• Let's make sure Halloween is only scary in a fun way (10/30/19)
• Time to relearn lessons from the Cold War? (10/29/19)
• Want to help out at work? Stay home when you're sick (10/28/19)
• 12-hour shifts only temporary solution to prison problem (10/25/19)
• Lied performance enhances McCook's stature in the arts (10/22/19)
• Sometimes, you can believe what you see on the internet (10/17/19)
• Technology taking on more roles that humans used to fill (10/16/19)
• Are workplace drug policies obsolete? (10/15/19)
• Bounds' contract shows priorities (10/14/19)
• Courtroom scene shows power of personal forgiveness (10/3/19)
• Digital media must not be allowed to aid discrimination (10/2/19)
• Be on the lookout for the latest teen drug trend (10/1/19)
• Manufacturing month celebrates state's productivity (9/30/19)
• No, it's not your imagination, politics is making us sick (9/27/19)
• 'Iowa Legend' offers lessons for kids - and adults (9/26/19)
• Hemline issue rises again at Kentucky dance (9/25/19)
• Old traditions, new twists are on tap for Heritage Days (9/24/19)
• Danger of vaping should have been obvious (9/23/19)
• Ordinary people became heroes when it countes (9/20/19)
• Those in power will never love the news media (9/18/19)
• Take extra time, make extra effort to stay safe on the farm (9/16/19)
• Closing our eyes to suicide won't make problem disappear (9/10/19)
• No good deed goes unpunished: UT takes online heat (9/9/19)
• Whatever the medium, literacy of vital importance (9/5/19)
• High-paying STEM jobs go begging in today's labor market (8/29/19)
• A few thoughts on positive attitudes, other influences (8/28/19)
• Recruiting, retaining teachers must be a priority (8/27/19)
• Puppies are cute, but a senior dog may be a better fit (8/26/19)
• McCook drivers in the spotlight, in more ways than one (8/22/19)
• Little Nashville? Not quite, but we do enjoy our music (8/21/19)
• Ransomeware attacks spotlight need for caution, training (8/20/19)
• Are your money problems just another illness? (8/19/19)
• Obey school bus laws, save a fine and keep kids safe (8/15/19)
• Don't let social media interfere with relationships (8/13/19)
• Will flooding become state's 'new normal'? (8/12/19)
• The 'flip' side of cell phones in school (8/8/19)
• What's that sound? George W. Norris rolling over in his grave (8/7/19)
• Grandmother shows most effective way to prevent gun violence (8/6/19)
• Conventional wisdom won't work on mass shootings (8/5/19)
• 'Think F1rst' vital message for public to hear from media (7/31/19)
• Here we go again: Dealing with a new, massive data breach (7/30/19)
• Allowing high school building to remain right choice (7/25/19)
• Buyers, and sellers beware when it comes to online exchanges (7/24/19)
• Don't become complacent over lightning strikes (7/23/19)
• Gene O. Morris: A man of passion, enthusiasm, family (7/22/19)
• Where were you on July 20, 1969 (7/18/19)
• Older generation has vested interest in children's success (7/17/19)
• Count the cost to kids, society before easing marijuana laws (7/16/19)
• Bargain cars may not be such a bargain after all (7/15/19)
• Gerrymandering should be ended once and for all (7/11/19)
• Take time out to donate blood now (7/10/19)
• It's not too late to rethink a college, career path (7/9/19)
• Freedom Festival offers best example of true patriotism (7/1/19)
• Regional cooperation key to landing new worker housing grant (6/26/19)
• Are environment, energy compatible? Only time will tell (6/25/19)
• State enlists public in battle against human trafficking (6/24/19)
• Legalized weed will deliver new highway dangers (6/20/19)
• App applies power of networking to reduce food waste (6/19/19)
• New incentives might help put an electric vehicle in your garage (6/18/19)
• Let's convert Interstate 80 to a toll road (6/14/19)
• More money coming, but still questions about Medicaid funding (6/13/19)
• Honestly, let's just stop apologizing for our great state (6/12/19)
• Is legal recreational marijuana the wave of America's future? (6/11/19)
• Robocall issue able to unite badly divided Washington (6/10/19)
• Will D-Day lessons be lost to history? (6/6/19)
• Growing hemp will require jumping through many hoops (6/5/19)
• Buffalo Commons continues to set the bar high (6/3/19)
• Woman with a college degree? You'll make even less than men (5/30/19)
• Holiday only one part of busy week reliving, creating memories (5/28/19)
• Federal, state lawmakers move to raise smoking age (5/23/19)
• Tattoo artists can help fight sex trafficking (5/22/19)
• Drones: What goes around, comes around (5/21/19)
• Nebraskans show again how to be a good neighbor (5/20/19)
• 'Lunch shaming' solution will take concerted effort (5/16/19)
• Peace officers deserve honor each and every day (5/15/19)
• Mid-Nebraska provides vital services for area (5/14/19)
• Generic drug hike not a figment of your imagination (5/13/19)
• Disclosure of drug prices could begin much-needed change (5/9/19)
• Time for armed security at every school gathering (5/8/19)
• Red Cross providing timely help (5/7/19)
• Another timely reminder we don't control Mother Nature (5/6/19)
• Cottage industries to soon have same online advantage (5/2/19)
• Planetary defense could provide NASA much-needed role (5/1/19)
• Responsibility, entertainment at odds over suicides (4/30/19)
• Who's to blame for opioid crisis? All of the above (4/29/19)
• Back-to-the-future for bad old disease (4/25/19)
• Husker volleyball event does our community proud (4/22/19)
• Tax plan a step in the right it is a tough sell (4/18/19)
• Officials face delicate balance in face of threats (4/17/19)
• Effective education can only take place on a full stomach (4/16/19)
• How long will you live? That depends ... (4/15/19)
• Just because you're paranoid, doesn't mean somebody's not listening (4/11/19)
• Safety must be top priority as spring farm season arrives (4/10/19)
• Don't hinder youth sports by criticizing officials (4/8/19)
• Think smoking's bad? Check out your fast-food diet (4/4/19)
• Nine deaths, 20 injuries results in zero convictions (4/3/19)
• Better health can begin at the end of your legs (4/2/19)
• Leadership more important than ever for agriculture (4/1/19)
• Collusion or not, social media has responsiblity (3/28/19)
• Greater Nebraska lost a great friend with resignation (3/26/19)
• Recovery painful, but state can be stronger as a result (3/25/19)
• Teens remember northern neighbors who provided help (3/21/19)
• Nebraskans should not feel guilty about seeking federal help (3/20/19)
• State's resilience will be tested by flooding, recovery (3/18/19)
• Despite 737 crisis, air still safest way to travel (3/15/19)
• Balancing state budget painful but necessary activity (3/13/19)
• On 30th birthday, World Wide Web still finding its place (3/12/19)
• Mother Nature ready to flex her weather muscles (3/11/19)
• Short on sleep? A hot cup of coffee won't hurt (3/8/19)
• Game show host faces grim fight with typical class (3/7/19)
• Can we please just leave the clock alone? (3/6/19)
• Long-term solid waste solution vital in light of China ban (3/5/19)
• Calendar belies depth-of-winter subzero weather (3/4/19)
• Senior citizen plans to spend twilight years at motel chain (2/28/19)
• Want to know someone better? Get to know their dog (2/27/19)
• Program offers community chance to prove our quality (2/26/19)
• Money determines how well wheels of justice function (2/25/19)
• Nebraska's values give state economic edge (2/20/19)
• California solar panel mandate bears watching (2/19/19)
• Proposed small change could have big long-term results (2/12/19)
• Take the long view on your tax returns (2/11/19)
• It's a good time to catch up on those classics you missed (2/7/19)
• Effort aims to keep more food dollars in state (2/6/19)
• Fort McPherson National Cemetery holds special place (2/5/19)
• Brewers get heartburn from corn backlash (2/4/19)
• Super Bowl shows how internet is making inroads into broadcasting (1/31/19)
• More confirmation of what makes McCook a great place (1/30/19)
• 'Perfect storm' makes blood donations vital (1/29/19)
• Anti-spoofing laws are popular; likely ineffective (1/28/19)
• 'Vietnam Vet' really wasn't (1/24/19)
• Back to the future for containers that deliver our products (1/24/19)
• Medicare-for-all sounds great, until the bill comes due (1/23/19)
• Newspaper series proves grades not always sign of success (1/22/19)
• Promote your passion, 'discover your drive' at SWNE Activities Fair (1/21/19)
• What are your goals? Where are you, really? Random thought for the weekend ... (1/18/19)
• Who will replace the volunteers who make McCook tick? (1/17/19)
• Federal shutdown puts spotlight on personal finances (1/16/19)
• Freedom of speech, religious freedom cut from same cloth (1/15/19)
• Is decluttering on your New Year's resolutions list? (1/10/19)
• The point is made; now let federal employees get back to work (1/9/19)
• A cautionary tale about government getting into the act (1/8/19)
• You already own the most effective workout equipment (1/7/19)
• Exciting times in space exploration (1/3/19)
• Time to rethink drug classifications, enforcement efforts (1/2/19)
• Perhaps there's another reason for post-holiday blues (12/26/18)
• 'Getting ahead of the story' best course of action (12/20/18)
• Prison focus must be on Nebraska (12/19/18)
• Scammers know no limits when targeting victims (12/18/18)
• One more holiday task may pay off when bills come due (12/17/18)
• Thursday was day training paid off for our community (12/14/18)
• James Bond needs help (12/13/18)
• Proposed WOTUS rollback welcome change for Nebraska (12/12/18)
• Opioids in spotlight, but there's danger lurking in your home (12/11/18)
• Are healthy school lunches really healthy if they're not eaten? (12/10/18)
• To stay healthy, start by being completely honest with your doctor (12/6/18)
• Take control of your holiday to fend off the blues (12/5/18)
• When it comes to toys, nothing beats reality (12/4/18)
• America loses a quintessential member of the ‘Greatest Generation’ (12/3/18)
• Look for real value in Christmas gifts (11/30/18)
• 'Perfect storm' threatens state's elderly population (11/29/18)
• One of those old holiday traditions is best left behind (11/27/18)
• It's still up to us to drive safely (11/27/18)
• A happy Christmas might begin right at the store's door (11/26/18)
• USPS convenience feature convenient for thieves as well (11/21/18)
• Be thankful you stayed home on Thanksgiving eve (11/20/18)
• Tijuana offers clue on problems around migrant caravan (11/19/18)
• National taxpayers willing to put up or shut up, sometimes (11/15/18)
• A good way to give back to a great community (11/14/18)
• Want to honor our veterans? Put their skills to work (11/12/18)
• Let's not forget original reason for Veterans Day (11/8/18)
• Despite personal preferences, all Americans won (11/7/18)
• Younger voters may sway election, but don't count on it (11/5/18)
• When it comes to political debate, we can do better (10/31/18)
• Weatherization program pays off in long-term savings (10/29/18)
• Don't let big jackpot open doors for scammers (10/23/18)
• Do a little research before falling for clickbait headlines (10/22/18)
• Teen driving vital for rural areas, but there's a caveat (10/19/18)
• Like Nebraska, new tourism slogan 'not for everyone' (10/18/18)
• Mega MIllions: Well, we can all dream (10/16/18)
• Broadband offers important source of extra income (10/15/18)
• Maybe not time to panic, but good time to reassess (10/11/18)
• Price of injustice comes home for county taxpayers (10/8/18)
• Every day should be 'National Do Something Nice Day' (10/5/18)
• Sex scandals worth noting, but can we dial them back a bit, please? (10/4/18)
• Creating useful products still key to U.S. economy (10/2/18)
• Vaccine's vital to prevent another deadly flu outbreak (10/1/18)
• German heritage still dominates our community (9/28/18)
• Screen time new concern for today's millennial parents (9/27/18)
• No matter the reason, declining divorce rate is good news (9/26/18)
• Kavanaugh not about #MeToo, it's about Roe vs Wade (9/25/18)
• Heritage Days week off to a good start (9/24/18)
• The backbone of the community (9/20/18)
• 'Lawnmower parents' latest disturbing trend (9/19/18)
• Elected officials' work habits fair game for scrutiny (9/18/18)
• Does it really take 10,000 steps to keep you healthy? (9/17/18)
• Join the Nebraska voting challenge (9/13/18)
• Learn to text if you want to 'talk' with your teen (9/13/18)
• We have chance to strengthen 'community' in our local college (9/12/18)
• Nebraska gives its citizens a good chance to be happy (9/10/18)
• Number of senior stoners grows, but they're not first-timers (9/7/18)
• State needs to go beyond tax relief to true tax reform (9/5/18)
• Did shoe company miscalculate on Kaepernick? (9/4/18)
• Think you don't count? The Census Bureau thinks you do (8/30/18)
• Medicaid expansion issue ready to go to voters in November (8/29/18)
• McCook in good position to help lift single moms out of poverty (8/28/18)
• Don't count on red wine, aspirin to cure all your health woes (8/27/18)
• Enthusiasts bring popular new sport to Southwest Nebraska (8/23/18)
• Voters must be ready to live with Medicaid expansion (8/22/18)
• Entrepreneurship, creativity are alive and well (8/20/18)
• Creativity, entrepreneurship alive and well (8/20/18)
• After 40 years, is justice really possible (8/15/18)
• Crime statistics show McCook ranks as safe city (8/14/18)
• Honeymoon with Facebook long over; users must be more cynical (8/1/18)
• Frost burglars should make the right choice (7/31/18)
• Distracted driving? Now it's distracted learning (7/30/18)
• Does spending more money give you less marriage? (7/26/18)
• Imaginary money now accepted for real real estate (7/25/18)
• Argument over handicap parking led to fatal shooting (7/24/18)
• Should troopers make stops for drivers texting? (7/23/18)
• Rainfall brings good, bad news (7/19/18)
• Big Brother is watching — and charging accordingly (7/18/18)
• Is there really a safe space when you're a CEO? (7/12/18)
• July worst month the hot car dangers (7/11/18)
• Nebraskans get electricity at a bargain price (7/10/18)
• Trump's Supreme Court nominations have long-term effects (7/9/18)
• Low jobless rate helping more felons find jobs (7/5/18)
• Take precautions to prevent being ripped off by skimmers (7/3/18)
• Trump finding old friends, allies turning into enemies (7/2/18)
• When it's 100º plus, sun safety goes without say (6/28/18)
• A strong economy is best way to provide security for children (6/27/18)
• Fireworks can be dangerous, even for professionals (6/26/18)
• Homeownership affordable dream for Red Willow County residents (6/25/18)
• Enjoy the longest day; summer is short! (6/21/18)
• Much we can be thankful for in Tuesday's storm (6/20/18)
• Approval of marijuana-derived drug may backfire (6/19/18)
• Enjoy the movies, but be forewarned if you have epilepsy (6/18/18)
• Kansas man happy he still has a filing cabinet (6/15/18)
• Nebraska needs work when it comes to teen driver safety (6/14/18)
• Congratulations on another successful Buffalo Commons (6/11/18)
• Things happen in threes? Let's hope not (6/8/18)
• Cryptosporidium underdiagnosed summer malady (6/7/18)
• Many are just plain tired of the news, especially the GOP (6/6/18)
• Get ahead of social media before it hurts relationships (6/5/18)
• Supreme Court finds bias in cake case (6/4/18)
• Every American principal unlikely to give this speech (6/1/18)
• More opportunities for educational advancement arise (5/31/18)
• Simulators work for pilots, police, why not teenagers? (5/30/18)
• Memorial Day: Observe safely, remember the fallen (5/25/18)
• Don't read too much into NK's test site destruction (5/24/18)
• Can you hear me now? Key part of new online craze (5/23/18)
• Trade wars felt in pages of Gazette (5/22/18)
• Take action to protect yourself from robocalls (5/17/18)
• May is Mental Health Awareness Month, coincidence? (5/16/18)
• Half-staff flags honor officers who have made ultimate sacrifice (5/15/18)
• Digital Readiness Survey can help our voices be heard (5/11/18)
• New technology deserves healthy dose of skepticism (5/10/18)
• Lead program can provide personal, community growth (5/9/18)
• Got Memorial Day plans? You may want to stay tuned (5/8/18)
• 'Hero' appropriate label for those who wear nurse's uniform (5/7/18)
• Don't try to apply logic to politically correct arguments (5/4/18)
• Town hall meeting will be important first step toward future (5/3/18)
• No matter where you shop, products are probably trucked in (5/2/18)
• Don't deprive your children — of boredom (5/1/18)
• Every pet can be an emotional support animal (4/30/18)
• Online tools can help solve crimes, violate civil rights (4/27/18)
• More money not always key to citizens' happiness (4/26/18)
• See something, say something not just a good idea (4/25/18)
• Higher prices boost activity in oilfields (4/23/18)
• Drive high, kiss your license goodbye (4/19/18)
• China joins Russia in manipulating US public opinion (4/18/18)
• Barbara Bush continues to offer wisdom (4/17/18)
• McCook, state in good position to attract millennials (4/13/18)
• Senators not only ones ignorant of Facebook hazards (4/12/18)
• Experts preparing for inevitable conflict in space (4/11/18)
• Healthy bodies, healthy attitudes important for kids (4/10/18)
• Now you can see today's mail before it arrives (4/9/18)
• There's no free lunch, especially on social media (4/6/18)
• Rural healthcare improving; more progress needed (4/5/18)
• Chinese, U.S. trade dispute will have environmental impact (4/4/18)
• Spring cleaning requires attention to smallest details (4/3/18)
• Requiring students to take naturalization test reasonable enough (4/2/18)
• Lotteries, Chinese space junk, and long odds (3/30/18)
• Border wall would be drop in bucket for military budget (3/28/18)
• Business pressures play important part in gun debate (3/27/18)
• Big Brother privacy capability sword cuts both ways (3/26/18)
• Determination that let homesteaders thrive survives in modern agriculture (3/22/18)
• Reducing tobacco's addictive qualities is a good first step (3/21/18)
• Keeping kids safe can take extra effort (3/20/18)
• National 'Let's Laugh Day' more welcome than ever (3/19/18)
• Humane treatment shouldn't be left at airport terminal (3/15/18)
• Government falling down on fulfilling information requests (3/14/18)
• Nebraska near top in paying state, federal, local taxes (3/13/18)
• Shifting away from 'safety at all costs' (3/12/18)
• Time to take dating to the molecular level? (3/9/18)
• Daylight time or no, checking smoke alarms is a good idea (3/8/18)
• Legislature should take a pass on higher speed limits (3/6/18)
• Severe weather still demands our full attention (3/5/18)
• Springtime's coming quickly; let's make the most of it (2/26/18)
• FFA only part of proof future of agriculture is bright (2/22/18)
• State ranks high when it comes to personal morality (2/21/18)
• Should we let traffic go with the flow? (2/20/18)
• McCook playing host to BRAN riders this summer (2/19/18)
• Gun rights groups should take lead in prevention of tragedies (2/15/18)
• Singles feeling pressure to couple on Valentine's Day (2/14/18)
• Your idea of a great Valentine's Day gift may not be hers (2/13/18)
• Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act will create more debate (2/12/18)
• Pharmaceutical companies not alone in blame for opioid crisis (2/9/18)
• Drowsy drivers don't need to be able to drive 80 (2/8/18)
• Time to bring back CBs? (2/7/18)
• More conflicting advice about use of your cell phone (2/5/18)
• Don't put too much stock in these indicators (2/1/18)
• Stop making excuses, start planning vacations (1/31/18)
• Beat scammers to the punch; file tax returns early (1/30/18)
• Near-record number of adoptions is a positive indicator (1/26/18)
• EMA picks up where AMBER Alerts leave off (1/25/18)
• Flu life-or-death issue (1/24/18)
• Is 'Big Brother' in charge of shopping? (1/23/18)
• Stopping smoking can pay off big over a lifetime (1/18/18)
• True tax relief will require tough decisions (1/17/18)
• Technology most of us take for granted can be life-changing for others (1/16/18)
• Racial tensions can be overcome by volunteerism (1/15/18)
• Human trafficking campaign rightly targets demand (1/12/18)
• Both sides of debate should agree on medical care for children (1/11/18)
• Urgent call goes out for blood, plasma, platelets (1/10/18)
• Cellphone makers pressured to respond to addiction issues (1/9/18)
• New, dangerous drugs make way to US (1/8/18)
• New year offers new opportunities to make a difference (1/5/18)
• Storing people's 'stuff' is booming national business (1/4/18)
• New laws in effect, more on the way as lawmakers meet (1/3/18)
• Think tank offers encouraging words for rural newspapers (1/2/18)
• Rural America should overcome simple resentment (12/26/17)
• We owe our happy holidays to those who stay on the job (12/22/17)
• Food production, distribution system not really 'broken' (12/20/17)
• New reasons to give yourself a cell phone break (12/19/17)
• Aging baby boomer population strains home health system (12/13/17)
• To stay healthy at work, try to stay home when sick (12/12/17)
• Scammers target vulnerable military veteran community (12/11/17)
• Relearning lessons taught at Pearl Harbor (12/7/17)
• Signs point to rough year for flu (12/6/17)
• What if Jesus was a baker, and not a carpenter? (12/5/17)
• Hydrogen fuel cell vehicles slowly gaining popularity (11/29/17)
• Nebraska in middle of pack for charity (11/28/17)
• Medical marijuana debate makes some strange bedfellows (11/27/17)
• Thank producers for lower price of this year's feast (11/22/17)
• Avoid shopping hangover by careful planning (11/21/17)
• Timing couldn't have been worse for Keystone XL (11/17/17)
• Study shows link in teen suicides, social networking (11/16/17)
• Yes, Ralphie, eye injuries are a real Christmas hazard (11/15/17)
• Chip-embedded pill raises new privacy concerns (11/14/17)
• McCook residents step up to challenge of Big Give McCook (11/10/17)
• TSA improvements needed; passengers can speed lines (11/9/17)
• Is that service dog genuine? (11/7/17)
• Terrorists can't be allowed to rob us of our freedom (11/6/17)
• Pantry donations offer chance to teach life lessons (11/2/17)
• World can present united front against attacks like NYC (11/1/17)
• Don't let 'holiday spirits' spoil the day (10/31/17)
• We're in the midst of the most dangerous deer season (10/30/17)
• Disabilities offer special dangers in police confrontations (10/25/17)
• New JFK files won't answer all of our questions (10/23/17)
• Doing your homework can turn business dreams into reality (10/18/17)
• Candy, costumes, decorations major Halloween business (10/17/17)
• Despite diluted power, free press still plays vital role (10/12/17)
• 'Clean Power Plan' goals good; delay better for Nebraska (10/11/17)
• Storms give online healthcare chance to come to rescue (10/10/17)
• Columbus Day: Should history be rewritten? (10/9/17)
• Foreign efforts to sway U.S. public opinion no surprise (10/6/17)
• Playboy proceeds benefit religious causes in Nebraska (9/29/17)
• Study: SNAP food program pays off in lower health bills (9/28/17)
• Nebraskans better prepared than most for tough financial times (9/27/17)
• Dialogue still vital to unite divided nations (9/26/17)
• While we watch football, real battle is in Washington (9/25/17)
• There are plenty of disasters to go around (9/21/17)
• 'Medicare for All' loses luster when costs considered (9/20/17)
• Good news, bad news on behavior of teens (9/19/17)
• Special events add extra spice to Heritage Days (9/18/17)
• Lawmakers slowly chipping away at open government (9/15/17)
• Is it a cold, or allergies? (9/14/17)
• Humans and their toys: The long, complex dance continues (9/13/17)
• You did everything right, but still lost your financial information (9/12/17)
• Spirit of sacrifice still key part of Patriot Day (9/11/17)
• Protect yourself from nature's most dangerous animal (9/7/17)
• When the crisis is over, that's when real help is needed (9/5/17)
• Use Harvey as springboard for family discussions (8/31/17)
• Like everything, Harvey comes down to numbers (8/30/17)
• Painkillers can be a blessing, but also a curse (8/29/17)
• Red Cross among best ways to help hurricane refugees (8/28/17)
• Parents can help keep travel safe (8/24/17)
• State does best when it goes with the flow (8/23/17)
• Keep eclipse lessons in mind for next time (8/22/17)
• Economic impact of eclipse likely to outweigh losses (8/21/17)
• Predator case reminds parents to remain vigilant (8/16/17)
• Lightning killing fewer of us, but caution in order (8/15/17)
• Numbers show our state is a good place to have a baby (8/14/17)
• War of words already resulting in consequences (8/11/17)
• Controversial monument now center of attraction (8/10/17)
• Right-of-way: Just something to yield (8/9/17)
• Nebraska's skies finally receiving attention they're due (8/7/17)
• Researchers find porn exposure has unexpected results (8/4/17)
• Investment in your mind sure to pay off (8/3/17)
• New online system fills need for rural civil legal advice (8/2/17)
• In Texas colleges, you can never tell who's packin' (8/1/17)
• Headlines stir old memories of the Cold War (7/31/17)
• Booming beer sales away from Whiteclay no surprise (7/28/17)
• Money may buy happiness when spent for more time (7/27/17)
• Military, schools should get back to basic mission (7/26/17)
• Grants could help outdoor recreational opportunities in area (7/24/17)
• SNAP-to-work program a no-brainer (7/20/17)
• Nothing to do? Not with this outpouring of ideas (7/18/17)
• Tapping the potential for Nebraska's clear skies, open spaces (7/17/17)
• Cash or credit? For most of us, it's still both (7/14/17)
• A tragic reminder of the need for safety outdoors (7/13/17)
• Millennials take advantage of new income opportunities (7/12/17)
• Don't let scammers take advantage of health insurance uncertainty (7/11/17)
• Cocoa for snorting raises concerns (7/10/17)
• Highway safety measures worthy of future debate (7/6/17)
• End of the road for Carl Benz's classic invention? (7/5/17)
• New vanpool service an inviting option for daily commuters (7/3/17)
• Roads, aeronautics merger is a good start (6/30/17)
• Good news, bad news, caution for holiday drivers (6/29/17)
• Leaders welcome proposed changes to WOTUS rule (6/28/17)
• Minimum wage, technical training take the spotlight (6/27/17)
• Nebraska ranks high among self-reliant states (6/26/17)
• Be a good neighbor as you celebrate Independence Day (6/22/17)
• Tragic reminders, and a challenge (6/21/17)
• Even respectful display of flag should be done properly (6/14/17)
• State given mixed score on child health, teen driving (6/13/17)
• Busy summer of local event just getting started (6/12/17)
• Popular, strict diets can have negative effects (6/8/17)
• Animals will be animals; people are the problem (6/7/17)
• D-Day reminder of how Americans can pull together (6/6/17)
• Parents of teen drivers have a lot to worry about (6/5/17)
• Bikes require extra attention from other drivers (6/2/17)
• Unplugging at vacation time takes effort (6/1/17)
• Wild animals, rabies deserve careful attention (5/31/17)
• Remembering heroes (5/30/17)
• Memorial Day opportunity to honor those who gave all (5/26/17)
• Yes, we know it's dangerous, but we still text and drive (5/25/17)
• Study links test scores, pollen counts (5/24/17)
• A fight for the survival of civilization (5/23/17)
• Bill Cosby case painful reminder for American fans (5/22/17)
• State tightening belt too much? Only time will tell (5/18/17)
• Tightening state's belt too much? Only time will tell (5/18/17)
• Caffeine overdose dangers deserve another serious look (5/17/17)
• Fidget spinner fad fills a need for kids and adults (5/16/17)
• Failing to update your software could make you 'WannaCry' (5/15/17)
• Keep your cool this summer, and the years ahead (5/12/17)
• Texas mom doesn't mince words with man who broke in (5/11/17)
• FBI's, nation's future depends on Trump's next move (5/10/17)
• Time to shift gears into summer storm preparation mode (5/9/17)
• Tourism bright spot in economy (5/8/17)
• New IRS rules not needed for acts of kindness (5/5/17)
• Whiteclay: Some progress is better than none (5/4/17)
• Study finds kids' favorite veggies are french fries (5/3/17)
• Stories blur lines between 'local,' world news (5/2/17)
• Lineworkers brave danger to keep the lights on (5/1/17)
• Making a case against lower alcohol limits (4/28/17)
• Ricketts’ decision on proclamation comes off as petty (4/27/17)
• Most Nebraskans resist addiction to legalized gambling (4/26/17)
• Childhood stress can affect ability to make decisions (4/25/17)
• To persuade kids, let them be the teachers sometimes (4/24/17)
• More reasons to break the sweet drink habit (4/21/17)
• Legal marijuana issue creating strange bedfellows (4/20/17)
• No shortage of new ways to do one another harm (4/19/17)
• We're not that green, but there's more to the story (4/18/17)
• It's 'ears first' for most of us, but what about Peeps? (4/14/17)
• Especially in spring planting season, hang up and drive (4/13/17)
• Don't be a bully, or ignore those who bully others (4/12/17)
• Divorce cakes latest thing in dessert treats (4/11/17)
• Foreign Christians have more in common with founder of faith (4/10/17)
• Offer of free body cams raises stakes for transparency (4/6/17)
• Uncomfortable subject, teen suicide deserves increased attention (4/4/17)
• Study indicates Nebrasakans enjoy great quality of life (4/3/17)
• Mom-and-pop enterprises are key to economy (3/30/17)
• National study shows education important factor in physical health (3/23/17)
• Health care looks like safe bet for a future career (3/21/17)
• Check with state, IRS to see if you have money coming (3/9/17)
• New website coming Monday for mccookgazette.com (3/7/17)
• Idea of dumping daylight time is gaining traction (3/6/17)
• Protect your personal data during tax time (3/3/17)
• WOTUS action a step in right direction (3/1/17)
• State offering great ideas for summer travel (2/28/17)
• Trooper in a Truck may help save lives (2/27/17)
• Philadelphia's new soda tax bears watching (2/23/17)
• Compare college costs, career goals (2/22/17)
• Powerball jackpot $403 million; we all can dream (2/21/17)
• New benefits are discovered for Mediterranean diet (2/20/17)
• New benefit found from Mediterranean diet (2/20/17)
• Taking a que from scandals in Korea (2/17/17)
• Let's see transcripts of all calls to, from Russian ambassador (2/16/17)
• Let's see transcripts of all calls to, from Russian ambassador (2/16/17)
• Should we leave the tough decisions to computers? (2/15/17)
• McCook breakfast program welcome exception to trend (2/14/17)
• Dams, infrastructure require long-term maintenance (2/13/17)
• Subtle sky show on tap for U.S. this weekend (2/10/17)
• Valentine's Day choices may mean more than you think (2/9/17)
• Accidents, other factors make dog park idea attractive (2/8/17)
• A classic clash between freedom, safety (2/7/17)
• U.S., Mexican trade illustrates complicated issue (2/3/17)
• Mom gave good advice about playing outside (2/1/17)
• New reminders of the wisdom of an old truth (1/31/17)
• Transportation tech could make all the difference for those with disabilities (1/30/17)
• Scammers finding new route to theft of taxpayer identity (1/27/17)
• Public will play important part in college's future (1/26/17)
• Legal marijuana, drug testing laws far from settled (1/25/17)
• Feeling down? Consider giving social media a break (1/24/17)
• Unusual weather creates danger around the world (1/23/17)
• 'Stay involved' good advice for Inauguration Day (1/20/17)
• Perhaps this is a good year to end daylight saving time (1/19/17)
• Before condemning richest, check out your own lifestyle (1/18/17)
• Regaining our momentum in space (1/17/17)
• Better safe than sorry when it comes to storms (1/17/17)
• Successful or not, Ricketts plan worthwhile effort (1/13/17)
• 'One Book' choice offers old insight into current issues (1/12/17)
• Determined, brave reporter broke new of World War II (1/11/17)
• Graff Events Center continues growing into its full potential (1/10/17)
• Radon testing, remediation worth expense (1/9/17)
• Singer's woes not high on list of worries (1/4/17)
• For 2017, less may be more (1/3/17)
• Trump's judicial appointments to have long-term consequences (12/30/16)
• Don't let your celebrating ruin New Years Day (12/29/16)
• 'What's Up' column offered more than celestial information (12/28/16)
• Celebrity heart news reinforces holiday stress idea (12/27/16)
• Study links heart attacks, holiday (12/23/16)
• Now is best time to plan for next Christmas (12/22/16)
• Make sure a gun would be a safe Christmas present (12/21/16)
• TSA-style system impractical for trucks (12/20/16)
• Godspeed, John Glenn (12/9/16)
• February program will celebrate town's political traditions (12/8/16)
• Presidential travel issues in the news (12/7/16)
• Pentagon could save $125 billion; so why doesn't it? (12/6/16)
• Don't let winter weather take you by surprise this year (12/2/16)
• Racket sports best activities to boost your heart health (12/1/16)
• Whooping cough latest old disease to make comeback (11/30/16)
• Ohio State attack reopens guns-on-campus debate (11/29/16)
• Online shopping adds danger as well as convenience (11/28/16)
• For maximum safety, experts list toys to avoid (11/25/16)
• Good news just in time for Small Business Saturday (11/23/16)
• Recruiting rural lawyers important for region's future (11/22/16)
• Add volunteers to your thankful list this Thursday (11/21/16)
• Thanksgiving made easier with this advice (11/18/16)
• Fewer smokers today, but threat to health remains (11/17/16)
• Canada too cold? Try Hungary (11/16/16)
• Buffalo Jones Festival has potential to be among largest of the year (11/16/16)
• Supply, demand and the changing energy picture (11/14/16)
• When it comes to opinions, some carry more weight (11/11/16)
• Voters spoke forcefully on death penalty (11/10/16)
• Time to heal wounds, move nation forward (11/9/16)
• Is it time to rethink our voting system? (11/8/16)
• Clinton, Trump will both carry heavy baggage (11/7/16)
• Extra hour of sleep sounds great, but don't fall for it (11/4/16)
• Sober reflection not necessarily election tradition (11/3/16)
• Somebody should do something? Now you can! (11/2/16)
• Despite political intrigue, voter turnout is low (11/1/16)
• Edible marijuana creates new cautions for a safe Halloween (10/31/16)
• Enforcing fashion at polling places goes too far (10/28/16)
• Station has right reaction to being part of the story (10/27/16)
• Big Give Day chance to prove our thankfulness (10/26/16)
• Veterans should not be forced to repay costs of war (10/25/16)
• Plan to take a ballot selfie? Check local laws before you do (10/24/16)
• Make sure our homes are safe for cold weather (10/21/16)
• Worried about the news? Open up a good book (10/20/16)
• Journalistic ethics and campaign contributions (10/19/16)
• Changing market makes multiple jobs more common (10/18/16)
• Changing market makes multiple jobs more common (10/18/16)
• How to be a good passenger for a teenage driver (10/17/16)
• New synthetic drugs proving deadly (10/12/16)
• Too late for an October Surprise? (10/11/16)
• Smartphone woes highlight dangers of modern batteries (10/11/16)
• Clash of cultures difficult to navigate (10/10/16)
• Options available for young women in crisis pregnancies (10/6/16)
• Uncashed checks and false economy at DHHS? (10/5/16)
• Bass Pro, Cabela's purchase offers lessons for towns (10/4/16)
• Drivers have no control over some hazards (10/3/16)
• Mentoring program offers chance to make a difference (9/29/16)
• Ballot rejection not sign voters don't support Hillcrest (9/28/16)
• Protesting athletes should make their points on their own time (9/27/16)
• Will Americans hear real issues or will circus continue? (9/26/16)
• Highway expansion welcome announcement for Southwest Nebraska (9/23/16)
• Highway expansion welcome announcement for Southwest Nebraska (9/23/16)
• Marine recalls wartime kindness at McCook depot (9/22/16)
• Lincoln's example shows how hard budget cuts can be (9/21/16)
• Mosquitoes pose new threat to area residents (9/20/16)
• Community plans often overlook important group (9/19/16)
• Pot petitions promise to deal with inconsistencies (9/15/16)
• Sugar studies should be taken with grain of salt (9/14/16)
• Voters have right to expect results from Hillcrest vote (9/13/16)
• Don't avoid talking about a difficult subject (9/8/16)
• Most Nebraskans won't complain about rain, but ... (9/7/16)
• Wild weather, quake are good reminders for preparation effort (9/6/16)
• New evidence, new hope for dementia patients (9/2/16)
• Ballfield names stir great memories, gratitude (9/1/16)
• Is reciprocity an option for U.S. immigration law? (8/31/16)
• Sex scandals through the years, from Washington to Lincoln (8/30/16)
• Republican River resolutions welcome development (8/29/16)
• The EpiPen saga continues (8/25/16)
• Drug price issue not as simple as we think (8/24/16)
• Lincoln project proves going green no easy task (8/23/16)
• Community colleges poised to play even bigger role in nation (8/22/16)
• Choice of words provides insight into lawmakers' thinking (8/18/16)
• Academics, attorney general argue facts in capital punishment (8/17/16)
• Will market forces spell the end of Obamacare? (8/16/16)
• Be careful no matter how you decide to travel (8/15/16)
• Social media plays into hands of those who seek attention (8/11/16)
• Tough laws don't tell complete story on drunk driving (8/10/16)
• Farmers markets win-win for state, local communities (8/9/16)
• Festival, concert work together for worthy local goals (8/8/16)
• Time for a third party in America? Perhaps, says poll (8/5/16)
• Prairie Roots Festival raises bar on celebrations (8/4/16)
• Latest fatality compounds tragic story of I-80 crash (8/3/16)
• State Fair 'triples down' on big-name outdoor concerts (8/2/16)
• Playing in virtual world can lead to real dangers (8/1/16)
• Hinckley release revives Simants concerns (7/28/16)
• Time to get kids' immune systems ready for school (7/27/16)
• Even binge-watching TV can be dangerous (7/26/16)
• Election year shapes up as strangest since '68 (7/25/16)
• Local troopers deserve credit for traffic safety (7/22/16)
• Two messages, one goal: Healthier lives for children (7/21/16)
• FEMA offers smartphone app to deal with heat (7/20/16)
• No great artists among Mrs. Trump's speech writers (7/19/16)
• Report lays out plans to help sex trafficking victims (7/18/16)
• The west will have to admit it's at war (7/15/16)
• Road rage possible, even in sparsely populated regions (7/14/16)
• Thinking outside the box on road repair, construction (7/13/16)
• New GMO rules should tell whole story (7/12/16)
• Latest electronic game gets players off Mom's couch (7/11/16)
• Officers deserve support, even after honest mistakes (7/8/16)
• Sorry, but your hoverboard may not be safe (7/7/16)
• Can U.S. oil reserves keep us out of more wars? (7/6/16)
• Whatever reason, now is good time to donate blood (7/5/16)
• Good news, bad news for Fourth of July holiday (6/30/16)
• Celebrate freedom without encroaching on others' rights (6/29/16)
• Environmentalists make point, taxpayers pay the bill (6/28/16)
• When hobos found a welcoming home in Southwest Nebraska (6/27/16)
• What does Brexit mean for the next presidential election? (6/24/16)
• Travelers get ground-level view of our flyover state (6/23/16)
• Political capital, not gun violence, main Senate target (6/22/16)
• Time to revive ignition interlock for teen drivers? (6/21/16)
• Big cats not unheard of in Southwest Nebraska (6/20/16)
• Vacation no time to let down your guard (6/16/16)
• Court sides with public in net neutrality ruling (6/15/16)
• Flying American flag at half-staff too often loses meaning (6/14/16)
• Warped view of reality common denominator in terror (6/13/16)
• Fewer teens choose, have chance for employment (6/10/16)
• Smartphones not only dangerous to driving but your career as well (6/9/16)
• Are border beer, Colorado pot the same issue? (6/8/16)
• Prosecutors make right choice in tragic zoo incident (6/7/16)
• Putting today's heroes into perspective (6/6/16)
• Prince death throws spotlight on addictive painkillers (6/3/16)
• Fiscal study puts Nebraska near the top (6/2/16)
• Emotional state plays important part in driving (6/1/16)
• Legislative letter: Norris would have been proud (5/31/16)
• Remembering local sacrifices to win World War II (5/27/16)
• If state's death penalty is broken, it can still be fixed (5/26/16)
• Don't let insects ruin your holiday (5/25/16)
• Recycled sewer gas to power buses (5/24/16)
• Film offers insight into 'good old days' in Washington (5/23/16)
• Ensuring summertime safety takes special precautions (5/20/16)
• Conservative voters face choice of lesser of two evils (5/19/16)
• Cash case throws spotlight on clash between states (5/18/16)
• Many graduates lack some desired skills (5/17/16)
• Man's best friend may help make air travel safer (5/16/16)
• Nuke plant shutdown foreshadows coming changes in energy mix (5/13/16)
• Foster parents make a difference, one child at a time (5/12/16)
• Now that plan is approved, public must stay involved (5/11/16)
• Play good odds to stay safe in tornado season (5/10/16)
• After speeches, consider cold economic facts (5/9/16)
• No shortage of opportunities to honor your mother (5/6/16)
• Audit throws spotlight on state tourism expenditures (5/4/16)
• McCook has long history of public-private development efforts (5/2/16)
• Plenty of good reasons to plant a tree on Arbor Day (4/29/16)
• Bison assuming rightful place as American symbol (4/28/16)
• Voters face important decision on future of McCook (4/27/16)
• Firearm education needed (4/26/16)
• More of us convinced politics, public talk increasingly rude (4/25/16)
• Civil forfeiture law helps keep authorities honest (4/22/16)
• Towns coast-to-coast banking on 2017 solar eclipse (4/21/16)
• Mid-Plains system ranks high in use of technology (4/20/16)
• 'Infrastructure bank' has statewide, local potential (4/19/16)
• Gentle rain, yes, but Mother Nature is still in control (4/18/16)
• Questionable spending returns with revival of congressional earmarks (4/14/16)
• Even atheists benefit from religious attitudes (4/13/16)
• Numbers shed light on IRS taxpaying process (4/12/16)
• NSAA schools forced to deal with controversy (4/11/16)
• POW Recognition Day reminder of vital sacrifices (4/8/16)
• Is that cupcake really worth an hour of running? (4/7/16)
• Cyber criminals finding success in lower profile (4/6/16)
• Panama Papers provide roadmap to hidden assets (4/4/16)
• Health Department enlists Hollywood to get points across (4/1/16)
• Farmers, ranchers step up to help southern neighbors (3/30/16)
• Too many of us taking too many opioid painkillers (3/29/16)
• Nebraska needs to keep energy options open (3/28/16)
• Candy's not key part of Easter (3/25/16)
• Tobacco taxes not a reliable source of revenue (3/24/16)
• Drug, food stamp law strikes reasonable balance (3/23/16)
• Only time will tell whether TIF vote right for McCook (3/22/16)
• Construction zones require extra caution (3/21/16)
• Keep a lookout, seek help for gambling issues (3/18/16)
• Irish Americans have many reasons to be a proud people (3/17/16)
• Garland deserves fair, bipartisan up-or-down vote (3/16/16)
• Broken cars one thing, broken tax system another (3/15/16)
• Distractions create perfect storm of lost productivity (3/14/16)
• Increased heart attack risk part of time change (3/11/16)
• Millennials, gas prices, car sales complicated brew (3/10/16)
• State joins in sympathy for Nelson family loss (3/9/16)
• Company proves profits, humanity can go hand-in-hand (3/8/16)
• Learning lessons of history from surprising sources (3/7/16)
• Choosing next POTUS no trivial decision (3/4/16)
• Start now to get ready for loss of an hour's sleep (3/3/16)
• Imported pot 'treats' threat to kids, dogs (3/2/16)
• 150th celebration offers chance to share in success (3/1/16)
• Don't let that tax refund burn a hole in your pocket (2/29/16)
• May 'pit bulls' really aren't, according to study (2/26/16)
• Meth fight likely to be a long one (2/25/16)
• Study: Losing money is best incentive for exercise (2/24/16)
• Spring time great time for birdwatchers (2/22/16)
• Apple taking important stand on personal liberty (2/19/16)
• Students, sponsors making important investment in future (2/18/16)
• North Highway 83 development taking off (2/17/16)
• Tougher laws or not, texting while driving bad ideas (2/16/16)
• Traveling south? Take some extra precautions this year (2/15/16)
• Democratic socialism already part of American life (2/11/16)
• Ruling gives state some breathing room (2/10/16)
• Relay For Life set for Cambridge (2/9/16)
• Search committees should keep public involved in the process (2/9/16)
• Super Bowl week not so super for problem gamblers (2/4/16)
• Marie Coffey's legacy reaches far beyond her music (2/3/16)
• Use caution as storm approaches (2/1/16)
• Running late? You'll have to find a more creative excuse (1/29/16)
• Flawed research (1/28/16)
• New generation can find inspiration from sactifices of the last (1/28/16)
• Uninsured young Nebraskans caught in healthcare dilemma (1/27/16)
• Clearer laws could improve state bike rating (1/26/16)
• On Facebook, you're either a consumer or a product (1/25/16)
• Eye strains expand with variety of screens (1/22/16)
• Low gas prices have down side for economy (1/21/16)
• Tax return time dangerous for personal info (1/20/16)
• Vacations an important part of every job (1/19/16)
• Lines blurred on local, world news (1/18/16)
• How is the air quality in your cabin this winter? (1/15/16)
• How to pitch in a few bucks and get a sure payoff (1/14/16)
• Every officer's nightmare (1/13/16)
• Soup-R-Bowl great activity for a great cause (1/13/16)
• Requiring basic civics knowledge should be no-brainer (1/12/16)
• A winning strategy for the big lottery (1/11/16)
• Gun ownership requires a sober, informed decision (1/8/16)
• Where are you going to spend your 'fuel bonus'? (1/7/16)
• Have you run out of things to worry about? (1/6/16)
• High court makes strides toward openness (1/5/16)
• Colored underwear, grapes and the great possum drop (12/31/15)
• Support for freedom of religion depends on religion (12/30/15)
• New cooperative paramedicine system common-sense idea (12/29/15)
• Holiday emphasis continues shift from religious to secular (12/24/15)
• The Grinch who stole the almond bark (12/23/15)
• Wages lower, prices higher for women? (12/23/15)
• Pets important part of family at holiday time (12/22/15)
• Deputy's heroics more the rule than the exception (12/18/15)
• Feds ease off on medical marijuana; recreational next? (12/17/15)
• Scammers follow holiday shopping money to mobile (12/16/15)
• Military court right place to settle Bergdahl's fate (12/15/15)
• Always two sides to any energy issue (12/14/15)
• Hackers, leaker put terrorism into perspective (12/11/15)
• Congress comes together for the good of children (12/10/15)
• Lawyers, consultants guaranteed winners in Republican River dispute (12/8/15)
• Don't be a victim of a holiday charity scam (12/7/15)
• Better prison education system a good investment (12/4/15)
• Let's keep a lookout (12/3/15)
• Let your smart phone do the nagging (12/3/15)
• Black Friday booming day for gun sales (12/2/15)
• Southwest Nebraskans among state's most generous (12/1/15)
• Tongue-in-cheek list good news for Christmas shoppers (12/1/15)
• Let's save the dollars we spend minting worthless pennies (11/27/15)
• Plan ahead to keep peace at the Thanksgiving table (11/25/15)
• Driving attractive, but use caution this holiday (11/24/15)
• Latest health food is as close as your coffee maker (11/23/15)
• Give the gift of learning (11/20/15)
• College, community both winners in facility donation (11/19/15)
• Fewest Americans smoking in last 50 years (11/18/15)
• Be prepared for flu, travel in wintery weather (11/17/15)
• Triskaidekaphobia not best use of time on Friday the 13th (11/13/15)
• Don't be this winter's first casualty (11/12/15)
• A farm boy goes to war (11/11/15)
• Marijuana latest vice for tribes to exploit? (11/6/15)
• Meaningful tax reform unlikely to follow 2016 election (11/5/15)
• Technology offers better chance of surviving heart attack (10/30/15)
• Health quickly improves with reduced sugar (10/29/15)
• Many states falling down on financial literacy (10/28/15)
• Let's have a fun, but safe, Halloween (10/27/15)
• New technologies offer new ways to distract drivers (10/23/15)
• CDC study shows hidden costs of alcohol (10/22/15)
• How much future do we really want? (10/21/15)
• Preservationists note irony of ConAgra's move (10/20/15)
• Individuals still make a difference in rural Nebraska (10/19/15)
• Skatepark matter of pride, destination point for recreation (10/16/15)
• More evidence a little wine can be a good thing (10/15/15)
• Human trafficking makes appearance in state (10/14/15)
• Improved mental health services can reduce incarceration (10/13/15)
• As Whiteclay tragedy continues, leaders should take action (10/12/15)
• Doing something better than nothing in shooting incidents (10/9/15)
• Trans-Pacific pact looks good for agriculture (10/8/15)
• Truly 'interesting times' for energy industry in state (10/7/15)
• Stories of heroism lost with death of every U.S. veteran (10/6/15)
• Let's relearn fire safety tips the easy way this year (10/5/15)
• Renewable fuels make political, economic sense (10/1/15)
• New feature makes credit card fraud less likely (9/30/15)
• Despite numbers, Trump tax plan opens key dialogue (9/29/15)
• Should it be German Heritage Days again? (9/28/15)
• 'Good Times Roll' at Keystone as well as Heritage Days parade (9/25/15)
• Other drivers have special responsibility during harvest (9/24/15)
• Our community loses a favorite 'tribal troubadour' (9/23/15)
• Put any VW fines to work on productive research (9/22/15)
• Online voter registration should sidestep ID debate (9/21/15)
• Thwarting voters' ability to vote on the death penalty (9/18/15)
• Heritage Days shaping up to be memorable event (9/17/15)
• Housing series -- in a nutshell (9/16/15)
• Study lists reasons Nebraskans ranked 6th happiest in U.S. (9/15/15)
• Less traffic doesn't mean safer driving (9/14/15)
• Are we better prepared than we were in 2001? (9/11/15)
• Heart-rate study raises new issues for criminal justice (9/10/15)
• Study shows threat of diabetes growing among Americans (9/9/15)
• Dangerous jobs not necessarily best-paying (9/8/15)
• Insurance prices head higher with increased driving (9/4/15)
• There's buried treasure out there, somewhere, perhaps (9/3/15)
• Take cop, suspect killings off the political table (9/2/15)
• Short commute makes a difference (9/1/15)
• Chinese pollution accompanies Chinese products to U.S. (8/31/15)
• On-air killing, death penalty and gun control (8/27/15)
• Donors' selfless acts mean life for others (8/26/15)
• Are wind, solar tax credits early enough to make a difference? (8/25/15)
• Brain drain hurts Russian space program, U.S. in turn (8/24/15)
• Sunday College offers chance to grow (8/21/15)
• Getting away from work, being nice can improve health (8/20/15)
• Caution urged as rabies cases continue in area (8/19/15)
• Water treatment plant confirmed as our best option (8/18/15)
• Trump forces others to face difficult issues (8/18/15)
• Make sure kids get safely to and from school (8/14/15)
• New study shows link in safe driving, drivers education (8/13/15)
• Your hot sauce addition might be a good thing after all (8/6/15)
• Environmental sacrifices must be shared equally (8/5/15)
• State fair doubles down on new outdoor venue (8/4/15)
• Don't let backpacks be a pain in the back (8/3/15)
• Help motorcyclists have a safe trip to Sturgis (7/31/15)
• Most important test has nothing to do with material (7/30/15)
• Hacks create high-paying jobs in cybersecurity (7/29/15)
• Don't let eye troubles hinder student learning (7/28/15)
• That old horn can make new dreams come true (7/27/15)
• ADA turns out to be reasonable (7/24/15)
• Don't let 'dad-bod' syndrome cut short your time as a dad (7/23/15)
• Lawmaker hopes to offer alternative for doctors, patients (7/23/15)
• Arming National Guard a no-brainer (7/21/15)
• More evidence of McCook's role in historical events (7/20/15)
• Rural moods improve with rain, other factors (7/17/15)
• Other towns putting pressure on McCook to improve city pool (7/16/15)
• New building opens just in time for fair (7/15/15)
• A new threat from the other side of the world (7/14/15)
• For many, mobile Internet access is only access (7/13/15)
• Don't let heat become old hat (7/10/15)
• Bill may have put the criminal in Cosby (7/9/15)
• While all eyes are on Greece, another crisis close to home (7/8/15)
• Driverless trucks on Highway 83? Not just yet, thanks (7/6/15)
• Honor founding fathers by putting their system to work (7/2/15)
• Claims catch up with insurance premium payments (7/1/15)
• Tempers flare along with temperatures (6/30/15)
• Hot-button issues made for a memorable week (6/29/15)
• Vacation in mosquito-free season is over (6/26/15)
• Myths and facts about lightning (6/25/15)
• Has time arrived for more locally sourced table eggs? (6/22/15)
• Dad's traditional role is changing (6/19/15)
• Too often, evil can invade a place of sanctuary (6/18/15)
• High-tech survey points to buildings' storm weaknesses (6/17/15)
• Storytelling at its best, and its most unpleasant (6/15/15)
• Local talent adds much to annual Buffalo Commons festival (6/12/15)
• Voters should get direct say in death penalty (6/11/15)
• Save energy during summertime heat (6/10/15)
• Where not to look for personal integrity in politics (6/9/15)
• Consider all options before taking out a reverse mortgage (6/8/15)
• Two-wheelin' visitors rolling through our area (6/5/15)
• Avian flu making itself felt in prices, summer activities (6/4/15)
• Brain injury concern extends to war veterans (6/3/15)
• Work: Don't take it sitting down (6/2/15)
• Most minimum-wage workers can't afford a one-bedroom apartment (6/1/15)
• Summer months most dangerous for teen drivers (5/29/15)
• Death penalty debate far from over (5/28/15)
• Veto vote measure of Legislature's trust in administration (5/27/15)
• Want to get to know someone? Check out their Facebook posts (5/26/15)
• Society owes debt of gratitude to law enforcement officers (5/21/15)
• Routine belies danger of rabies reports (5/19/15)
• Boaters asked to keep selves, state waters safe (5/18/15)
• A new look at Southwest Nebraska's biggest disaster (5/14/15)
• McCook draws attention as top 'beautiful town' (5/13/15)
• Tecumseh riot reinforces need for changes to system (5/12/15)
• Agency helps make life better for people in need (5/11/15)
• How do Nebraska moms do when it comes to working? (5/8/15)
• Keep and eye, ear open for weather hazards (5/7/15)
• No public subsidy for wind power in Nebraska for now (5/6/15)
• May Day can still have meaning in today's world (5/1/15)
• Drive with care, at least until the robots take over (4/30/15)
• There's no reason to reinvent the wheel for medical marijuana (4/29/15)
• What's in a name? More than you might think (4/28/15)
• Make sure your donations really go to quake victims (4/27/15)
• Will ash trees go the way of the Siberian elm? (4/24/15)
• Are sugar, carbs really worse than smoking? (4/23/15)
• NPPD helps put state on path to hydrogen future (4/21/15)
• Immigration figures sign of a healthy economy? (4/20/15)
• New program offers chance to put screen time to work for you (4/17/15)
• Mail-in ballots popular, may be good compromise (4/16/15)
• Police agencies buckle to clever cyber criminals (4/14/15)
• Candidate's surprising past (4/13/15)
• Obama penalty finally gets real (4/10/15)
• Experts: Tax day extra stressful (4/9/15)
• Medicaid expansion all about who pays the cost (4/8/15)
• Marijuana could be wild card in 2016 election (4/7/15)
• Electronic alternatives to incarceration (4/6/15)
• Eclipse illustrates state's underutilized natural resource (4/3/15)
• Local, state control question raised again (4/2/15)
• Uber, Lyft should get chance to compete for drivers (4/1/15)
• How prepared are you to weather a financial storm? (3/31/15)
• Surgical patients should be thankful for Doctor's Day (3/30/15)
• Airline crash puts mental heal issues back in spotlight (3/27/15)
• Distracted teen driving: It's worse than we thought (3/26/15)
• Inspiration a-plenty at home, builder show (3/25/15)
• What if a twister were on its way (3/24/15)
• Another winning performance for community theater (3/23/15)
• State headed right way when it comes to transparency (3/20/15)
• Toddler's survival illustrates car seats' vital importance (3/18/15)
• Celebrating Irish contributions to our way of life (3/17/15)
• Surprising links between Fox Theatre shows, Southwest Nebraska (3/16/15)
• No, the IRS really didn't telephone you (3/13/15)
• Gas taxes still best way to pay for infrastructure (3/12/15)
• Is English most important class of all? (3/11/15)
• Adapting new technology not always easy job (3/10/15)
• Painting radicals, moderates with same broad brush (3/9/15)
• Ideas for dealing with daylight disruption (3/6/15)
• Keeping politics, emotion out of marijuana debate (3/5/15)
• No mystery how world's richest got that way (3/4/15)
• Losing sleep not only malady as spring arrives (3/3/15)
• Should school buses have seat belts? (2/26/15)
• The long-running Planet Show continues (2/25/15)
• Red Tape shouldn't divide consumers from producers (2/25/15)
• Can we be too careful when it comes to allergies? (2/24/15)
• 'Eat yourself thin' idea may not be so far-fetched after all (2/23/15)
• Should you judge a man by his ratio? (2/20/15)
• Less-lethal weapons offer more options (2/19/15)
• More than one side to road rage story (2/18/15)
• Pipeline, trucks, trains or boats all spill crude oil (2/17/15)
• Authorities show fear of free speech, free enterprise (2/16/15)
• She doesn't want anything Saturday? Don't believe her (2/13/15)
• Facebook 'legacy' option welcome addition to site (2/12/15)
• Yes, we'll all miss Jon Stewart, but what about Brian Williams? (2/11/15)
• Trend is toward more robots (2/10/15)
• Perfect storm leaves millions vulnerable to identity theft (2/9/15)
• Voter ID, mail-in ballots both reasonable ideas (2/6/15)
• Net neutrality issue should be watched closely (2/5/15)
• Communicable diseases stay in news spotlight (2/3/15)
• Don't trust just anyone with your tax return (2/2/15)
• Rural residents find many ways to make a living (1/30/15)
• Don't let your home undermine your health (1/28/15)
• Odds catch up with unvaccinated Disneyland visitors (1/27/15)
• Readers respond to online polls (1/23/15)
• Council has three good choices regarding old building (1/21/15)
• Don't discount short commutes as local advantage (1/20/15)
• If you get the flu,it will be more than a 'touch' (1/19/15)
• Online filing is open for business today (1/16/15)
• Opening up of Cuba trade long overdue (1/15/15)
• Red Willow County poorest in state? We don't think so (1/14/15)
• 'Free' college may be no bargain (1/13/15)
• Some solutions can surprisingly be less costly (1/12/15)
• Leap second coming, will we be ready? (1/9/15)
• France pushed for forefront of free speech battle (1/8/15)
• Celebrating another important state crop (1/6/15)
• How will you spend your 'gasoline bonus'? (1/5/15)
• When it comes to flu, it may be best to 'phone it in' (1/2/15)
• Many new tools available for self-improvement plans (12/31/14)
• Plan ahead to have a safe celebration New Year's Eve (12/30/14)
• Obama action may raise prices of fresh produce (12/29/14)
• Even Nebraska lottery winners are level-headed folk (12/26/14)
• Is it time for a general holiday reboot? (12/23/14)
• Missing pets still a mystery, but keep yours from being next (12/22/14)
• Lessons learned from incidents with Korea, Cuba (12/18/14)
• Nebraska's most underutilized natural resource (12/17/14)
• Don't let scam artists rob you of Christmas joy (12/16/14)
• Make sure Santa's gifts are safe this year (12/15/14)
• Study shows potential for wind energy (12/12/14)
• Smart phones, medical data raise questions (12/11/14)
• Carbon monoxide can be pernicious killer (12/10/14)
• Microscopic life plays big role in staying healthy (12/10/14)
• Nebraskans keep up giving tradition (12/8/14)
• Immigrants more important share of citizenry (12/5/14)
• Public perception not always best market regulation (12/4/14)
• Medicaid expansion or no, fair, equitable system needed (12/3/14)
• Body cameras could help separate fact from fiction (12/2/14)
• Use common sense to stay safe this holiday season (11/28/14)
• Red Willow County's first Thanksgiving (11/26/14)
• Reconciliation effort, leadership needed in Missouri (11/25/14)
• Latest water agreements step in right direction (11/24/14)
• All things considered, local shopping is a bargain (11/21/14)
• Quit smoking, enjoy benefits immediately (11/20/14)
• Hydrogen cars are becoming closer to reality (11/18/14)
• McCook influences continue to be felt in major national events (11/17/14)
• Serious issues put discipline to ultimate test (11/14/14)
• Housing rental, purchase not always clear-cut (11/13/14)
• Should we all be required to spend time in public service? (11/11/14)
• Veterans deserve a leg-up when it comes to jobs (11/10/14)
• Marijuana, gay marriage not sure things (11/7/14)
• Conservatives have their work cut out for them (11/6/14)
• Don't let SAD give you the winter blues (11/5/14)
• More attention than usual for a mid-term vote (11/4/14)
• Bloody Sunday leading up to dangerous driving season (11/3/14)
• Let's make a busy Halloween night a safe one, too (10/31/14)
• Rolling out new supersize crash test dummies (10/30/14)
• Parents might like lecture, homework swap (10/29/14)
• Survey measures stress, laughter as parts of parenthood (10/27/14)
• Conservatives get most of their news from fewer sources (10/24/14)
• Still another health risk worse than Ebola (10/23/14)
• Putting virus outbreaks in perspective (10/22/14)
• World agriculture has new tool for better efficiency (10/21/14)
• 'Tis the season for inappropriate costumes, toys (10/20/14)
• Cellular phones no longer a luxury to be taxed as such (10/17/14)
• News events undermine CDC confidence (10/16/14)
• Minden may bring sales tax to bear on water repair issues (10/10/14)
• Turkey trauma (10/9/14)
• New Events Center name is fitting tribute to generous family (10/9/14)
• Even green energy can have its costs (10/8/14)
• Electricity shares blame, credit in household fires (10/7/14)
• Casting votes best way to honor forebears (10/6/14)
• Are lifestyle changes key to victory over Alzheimer's? (10/3/14)
• It takes reliable workers at all levels to keep things humming (10/2/14)
• We should stay vigilant against threats (10/1/14)
• Let's work to reverse rural accident trends (9/30/14)
• Congratulations on another great Heritage Days (9/29/14)
• State ranks high when it comes to highways (9/26/14)
• It's shaping up to be a great Heritage Days (9/25/14)
• Learning safety by playing with dangerous things (9/24/14)
• Income not whole story of happiness (9/23/14)
• Food waste not confined to the school lunch line (9/22/14)
• Skills, education best investment for state's workers (9/19/14)
• Insurance controversy continues (9/18/14)
• Ebola, ISIS issue have a familiar ring (9/18/14)
• Event offers chance to learn more about dogs, support shelter (9/17/14)
• Emergency preparedness must include pets (9/16/14)
• New jail is positive addition for McCook (9/15/14)
• New tools available to fight crime (9/12/14)
• Times have changed, but our resolution must not (9/11/14)
• Heidemann's woes are loss for entire state (9/10/14)
• Good news, bad news on latest health concerns (9/9/14)
• Trees hold special place in hearts of Nebraskans (9/3/14)
• Let's pay railroads full respect (9/2/14)
• Katrina anniversary important reminder for preparedness (8/29/14)
• Old auditorium should have been part of original plans (8/27/14)
• Nebraska education maintains reliance on local property taxes (8/26/14)
• Best decisions result from look at scientific evidence (8/25/14)
• State fair hitting its stride in new, closer location (8/22/14)
• Good test scores only part of complete education (8/21/14)
• Despite dangers, nonlethal force still preferable when possible (8/20/14)
• Careful travel key as school opens again (8/13/14)
• Combination of causes for a tragic death (8/12/14)
• Dealing with fallout from new FAA rules (8/11/14)
• A frightening reminder of the need for vaccinations (8/8/14)
• Officials goaded into action on sentencing flap (8/7/14)
• No, 'password' is not a strong enough password (8/6/14)
• New 'gluten free' labeling goes into effect (8/5/14)
• Rec facilities good, always room for improvement (8/4/14)
• Industrial technology important weapon in educational arsenal (8/1/14)
• Child safety, common sense collide in Florida (7/31/14)
• Who's really to blame in the prison sentencing scandal? (7/30/14)
• State Fair promising 'A Bumper Crop of Fun' (7/29/14)
• How your morning wake-up drink, immigration crisis are related (7/28/14)
• Tragic events don't mean we have to change our plans (7/25/14)
• Don't be victim of fly-by-night roof contractors (7/24/14)
• Teen HGH doping not worth the risk (7/23/14)
• Whatever you drive, keep your seatbelt buckled (7/22/14)
• How Mexican meth made it into our area (7/21/14)
• Grassroots idea grows to feed 3 billion people (7/18/14)
• Expanded gambling, whatever the form, remains a bad idea (7/16/14)
• Cellphone ethics involves more than rude behavior (7/15/14)
• Alternative energy a hard sell in Nebraska (7/14/14)
• Colorado extends long tradition with legalized marijuana (7/10/14)
• Think twice about selling that old smartphone (7/9/14)
• Too many baby boomers have weight problems (7/8/14)
• Subdivision roads issue only part of equation (7/7/14)
• Local solution to a worldwide plastics problem? (7/2/14)
• How about a week when we all just get along? (7/1/14)
• Fourth of July commotion not popular with pets (6/30/14)
• 'Safer' fireworks substitute creates its own hazard (6/26/14)
• Lessons on life from the eye of a photographer (6/24/14)
• Returning sanity to public's view of food supply (6/23/14)
• Overall climate more effective than targeted business incentives (6/20/14)
• Native American mascots placed in the spotlight (6/19/14)
• New partnership will help meet demand for techs (6/18/14)
• Feeling effects of international events in our area (6/16/14)
• One more reason you should protect yourself from mosquitoes (6/13/14)
• Coffee may be good for you (6/12/14)
• Too many old, recalled tires are on the road (6/11/14)
• Higher wages, entry-level jobs and the Turing test (6/10/14)
• Welcome rain fails to put damper on weekend activities (6/9/14)
• D-Day numbers tell their tale (6/6/14)
• Rural areas should keep eye on net neutrality (6/5/14)
• Bad times make good marriages? (6/4/14)
• Do we face environmental or economic ruin? (6/3/14)
• Rural crime prevention is a team sport (6/2/14)
• Sunscreen advice still good today (5/30/14)
• Surveillance networks have two sides (5/29/14)
• Veterans pay price for VA cooking bookds (5/28/14)
• Another tragic reminder to stay involved (5/27/14)
• McCook military legacy in spotlight for Memorial Day (5/23/14)
• Memorial Day starts 100 days of driving danger (5/22/14)
• News from VA, ER front bode ill for Obamacare (5/21/14)
• One more reason to get kids to bed on time (5/20/14)
• Let's help kids have a fun, safe summer vacation (5/19/14)
• Two-wheeled transportation has benefits (5/16/14)
• New facility frees cancer patients from hours of travel (5/15/14)
• Changing political cast of characters good, whatever the cause (5/14/14)
• Nonpartisan bloc gains importance (5/13/14)
• Don't let details keep you from casting your vote (5/12/14)
• 'Nebraska Nice' harnesses state's greatest asset (5/9/14)
• Healthy eating habits start at home (5/8/14)
• Study raises alarm bells over diabetes (5/6/14)
• Local twisters add perspective to state's last F5 (5/5/14)
• Marijuana money a growing problem in Colorado (5/2/14)
• Nature's most deadly killer? You might be surprised (5/1/14)
• More ammunition for opponents of death penalty (4/30/14)
• Invest in your future, self, but do some research first (4/29/14)
• A reminder to be ready for the next storm (4/28/14)
• All eyes on vote by Northwestern football players (4/25/14)
• Seek, follow recommendations on vaccinations (4/24/14)
• Local implications likely in tax case from N-CORPE (4/23/14)
• Powdered alcohol not what our society needs (4/22/14)
• Finding common ground key to preserving Earth (4/21/14)
• Celebrating season of new, renewed life (4/18/14)
• Good news, bad news on property values (4/17/14)
• Area gardeners are getting into volunteer spirit (4/16/14)
• Skate park project should get go-ahead (4/15/14)
• Company invents pot vending machine; tobacco, booze next? (4/14/14)
• Local faith film among mix of popular movies (4/10/14)
• State's central issue headed for a solution? (4/9/14)
• Goodbye, old friend; XP is now an orphan (4/8/14)
• LEAD program provides ag's most important component (4/7/14)
• It will be good to see Capitol completed (4/4/14)
• U.S.-funded Cuban 'Twitter' stale cold-war tactic (4/3/14)
• Every vote will count in race for sheriff (4/2/14)
• Musings while driving (4/1/14)
• Let's keep local celebration for local celebrities (4/1/14)
• Carbs replace fats as evil part of diet (3/31/14)
• Readers respond on local issues (3/28/14)
• Check out pitfalls before taking out reverse mortgage (3/27/14)
• Millennials face issue issues similar to Depression years (3/26/14)
• STEM courses are key to our economic future (3/25/14)
• What will you do the next time a twister appears? (3/25/14)
• Protecting sources, free speech vital for all U.S. citizens (3/21/14)
• Big numbers illustrate state's biggest industry (3/20/14)
• Bad news about American retirement (3/19/14)
• Mixed message on gambling (3/18/14)
• Original mass media takes center stage for Buffalo Commons Storytelling Festival (3/17/14)
• Text, don't call during times of emergency (3/14/14)
• Pay-as-you-go system for roads should be retained (3/13/14)
• Spring weather arrives with pesky allergies (3/12/14)
• Parents provide bad examples on mobile devices (3/11/14)
• March puts spotlight on colon cancer (3/7/14)
• Get children ready for Daylight Saving Time Sunday morning (3/6/14)
• Man's good deed lands home on list of meth labs (3/5/14)
• Finding ways to fulfill need for affordable housing (3/4/14)
• Energy prices put pressure on family budget (3/3/14)
• Younger farmers needed to keep ag on track (2/27/14)
• Pet ownership, exercise pay off for California couple (2/26/14)
• Coffee with a Cop idea taking hold (2/24/14)
• Transportation of energy always demands caution (2/21/14)
• Social media can augment Amber Alerts (2/20/14)
• Tragic reminder of hazards faced by jail workers (2/19/14)
• Shows reveal no shortage of talent (2/18/14)
• News flash: World (probably) won't end today (2/17/14)
• No wrongdoing in bison killing (2/14/14)
• Less is more when it comes to city's water (2/14/14)
• We're learning to live off the land once again (2/13/14)
• Traditional roles still dominate American homes (2/12/14)
• Public positions should be filled in public view (2/11/14)
• Zoo officials' handling of life and death criticized (2/10/14)
• Drought causes unprecedented drop in groundwater levels (2/6/14)
• Drug chain takes lead in fight against tobacco (2/5/14)
• No matter the weather, blood still in demand (2/4/14)
• Does Nebraska really need a mountain lion season? (2/3/14)
• Sunday snacks are a game of big numbers (1/31/14)
• Late January, February bring back memories (1/30/14)
• Unexpected industries grow from legalization (1/29/14)
• Stay informed, get involved in political process (1/28/14)
• Bipartisan spirit key to future action in Congress (1/27/14)
• Color-coded diet can be good for only so far (1/24/14)
• 'Grandchild in trouble' is latest in phone scams (1/23/14)
• New gambling revenue not worth the cost (1/22/14)
• Disadvantages of owning dogs are also best advantages (1/21/14)
• Dr. King's achievements taken for granted today (1/20/14)
• Nebraska on right track; still room for improvement (1/17/14)
• Personal integrity starts early, has dire consequences (1/16/14)
• More ammunition for the pro-coffee crowd (1/15/14)
• Seatbelts, texting should become primary offenses (1/14/14)
• Dangerous criminals should be prison priority (1/13/14)
• Be someone who matters to someone who matters (1/10/14)
• Texas library has everything but books (1/9/14)
• Guns are poor insurance policy for schools (1/8/14)
• Marijuana issue generates feedback (1/6/14)
• This resolution is life-or-death for your identity (1/2/14)
• Get home safely, sleep soundly tonight (12/31/13)
• Colorado pot laws likely to affect Nebraska (12/30/13)
• Underage drinking campaign facing an uphill battle (12/27/13)
• Good employment news no reason to relax ongoing effort (12/26/13)
• Dumping dogs a tragic tradition (12/24/13)
• Volunteering still alive and well in Nebraska (12/23/13)
• Think you're a drinking pro? Better think again (12/20/13)
• Free speech lessons learned from Duck Dynasty (12/19/13)
• 'Penny Plan' would be possible to accomplish (12/18/13)
• Dream if you will, play if you must, but do so responsibly (12/17/13)
• Newly repaired dam ready, waiting (12/16/13)
• Plan now for a smoke-free New Year (12/13/13)
• Basement gamer may qualify for tomorrow's jobs (12/12/13)
• GED deadline doesn't mean giving up future (12/11/13)
• Staying safe requires special care during bitterly cold weather (12/10/13)
• New memorial would be fitting tribute to veterans (12/9/13)
• Film features Nebraska's unique culture, atmosphere (12/6/13)
• Bitter cold snap results in black ice (12/5/13)
• A reminder to be a good neighbor (12/4/13)
• An outstanding citizen celebrates his 90th (12/4/13)
• Rejuvenating night life? (12/4/13)
• Delivery man or Big Brother: Which drone is it? (12/3/13)
• So you survived Black Friday? Here are some tips to help survive the rest of the season (12/2/13)
• Mixed feelings on Black Friday shopping results (11/29/13)
• Waste and fraud robs taxpayers, state's most needy (11/27/13)
• Firearms not desirable part of public education (11/26/13)
• Thanksgiving travel woes get an early start (11/25/13)
• Assassination anniversary stirs old memories (11/22/13)
• Studies confirm kids need to get more exercise (11/20/13)
• Festival of Trees offers chance to support charity (11/19/13)
• Good news on Republican River, for now (11/18/13)
• McCook ranks high in supply of affordable homes (11/15/13)
• 'Green Club' lets NPPD customers vote with checkbook (11/14/13)
• Real horse power attractive farm activity (11/13/13)
• Nebraska hits milestone, has room to improve (11/12/13)
• Should the U.S. require mandatory national service? (11/11/13)
• Water treatment plant reaches 5-billion-gallon milestone (11/8/13)
• Trans fat ban extends outgoing mayor's influence (11/7/13)
• Technology gives community new meaning (11/6/13)
• Time to give our circadian rhythms a break (11/4/13)
• Big Brother is on the job (11/1/13)
• Last-minute safety advice for ghouls and ghosties (10/31/13)
• Help available for buttoning up homes for winter (10/30/13)
• Practice vital part of EMS training (10/29/13)
• Incompetence galore at the Obamacare site (10/28/13)
• Are smartphones classroom distraction or opportunity? (10/23/13)
• Are smartphones classroom distraction or opportunity? (10/23/13)
• Shutdown masks losses from early October blizzard (10/22/13)
• Special needs program offers lessons for all (10/21/13)
• New aspect to importance of sleep (10/18/13)
• Surprising good news about the price of gasoline (10/17/13)
• Staying ahead of hackers a constant struggle (10/15/13)
• Past federal defaults offer lessons for present (10/14/13)
• Mental issues last great hurdle in medical care (10/4/13)
• Analysts rank McCook high for young families (10/3/13)
• No quick answer to government shutdown likely (10/1/13)
• New, special events are helping keep Heritage Days fresh (9/30/13)
• Decivilized America (9/27/13)
• Attorneys general ask FDA to regulate e-cigarettes (9/25/13)
• Don't wait to celebrate Heritage Days (9/23/13)
• Administration actions are about to have real effects (9/20/13)
• End in sight for four-decades old mysteries (9/19/13)
• South Platte repeats 1965 flooding performance (9/18/13)
• Newsmakers face life's issues, find different answers (9/17/13)
• Those in need may be next door neighbors (9/16/13)
• Floods drive home message of preparedness (9/13/13)
• Reducing deer can decrease damage, feed poor (9/12/13)
• September 11 memories not free of politics (9/11/13)
• Don't let scams profit from your Obamacare questions (9/10/13)
• Shower often, please, but make them short (9/9/13)
• Women bear more than their share of military sacrifice (9/4/13)
• What we won't do for a dollar? Not much ... (9/3/13)
• Federal lunch menu less than popular (8/29/13)
• U.S. needs help from all citizens to meet challenges (8/28/13)
• Take care of pets as well as people in blistering heat (8/27/13)
• No time to let down guard on heat danger (8/26/13)
• Welfare study: What's wrong with this picture? (8/23/13)
• 1950s most popular decade for time travelers (8/22/13)
• College students especially vulnerable to ID theft (8/21/13)
• Wise words from a surprising source (8/15/13)
• Still no resolution to alcohol insanity on the reservation (8/14/13)
• Cottonwood trees latest to fall victim to good intentions (8/13/13)
• Heat safety latest issue for football practice (8/12/13)
• Busy weekend great way to celebrate season (8/9/13)
• Study sheds more light on sleep, cravings (8/7/13)
• Providing rural services at a reasonable cost (8/6/13)
• Food-borne illness revives age-old lessons (7/31/13)
• E-cigarattes raise basic questions on freedom, regulation (7/30/13)
• Study puts new spotlight on choking hazards (7/29/13)
• ADA marks 23rd anniversary (7/26/13)
• Old sales tax-funded items in new budget (7/26/13)
• Dental effects latest reason to avoid soda pop (7/25/13)
• Program gives parents tools to teach teen drivers (7/24/13)
• Let's build a skate park (7/23/13)
• Caring community responds to loss of cafe (7/22/13)
• License plate info latest risk to personal privacy (7/19/13)
• Alternative-fuel vehicles making progress, face obstacles (7/18/13)
• Disco Discount Days will be a colorful event (7/17/13)
• Bloody weekend reinforces need for safe driving (7/16/13)
• 'Troublemakers' on boards can serve public well (7/15/13)
• Brutal heat nothing to take lightly (7/12/13)
• Even fake sweet soda can be bad, according to study (7/11/13)
• Farmers Market offers chance to get to know your food (7/10/13)
• Give your phone a break and put your brain to work (7/8/13)
• 'Flying fire bombs' should be banned (7/5/13)
• Declaration of Independence had winding path into history (7/3/13)
• Arizona deaths only example of widespread danger (7/2/13)
• Welcome to the new 'concentrated' edition (7/1/13)
• USDA banning junk food from public schools (6/28/13)
• Plan now to enjoy the holiday safely (6/27/13)
• Benefits of volunteering far outweigh costs (6/25/13)
• State failing to follow recipe for Work Ethic Camp (6/21/13)
• AMA's obesity stance reflects new realities (6/20/13)
• New effort helps keep cattle trail days history alive (6/17/13)
• Study: Illegals use relatively little U.S. health care (6/14/13)
• Heed warning signs of elder abuse (6/13/13)
• Revelations add fuel to suspicions about administration (6/12/13)
• Even our land of bounty, hunger a continuing problem (6/12/13)
• DUI cases highlight need for better coping mechanisms (6/10/13)
• Grilling requires special summer food safety steps (6/6/13)
• Food waste effort depends on help of American consumer (6/5/13)
• Pendulum of twister safety swings both ways (6/4/13)
• Americans may wait a long time for a Nigerian smart card (5/31/13)
• Climbing costs make college savings more important than ever (5/30/13)
• Storytelling festival carries on important tradition (5/29/13)
• Finding ways to truly honor those who gave their all (5/28/13)
• Census stats show changing makeup of vets (5/24/13)
• Oklahoma storm reminds residents of need for shelter (5/23/13)
• Irrigation makes difference between farm profit and loss (5/22/13)
• EMS on front line when disaster strikes (5/21/13)
• Never leave kids in cars when the weather gets warm (5/20/13)
• War Memorial Wall offers time to remember, reflect (5/17/13)
• Saturday great day to get outdoors (5/16/13)
• Drunk drivers have only selves to blame for tougher laws (5/15/13)
• State airplane issue worthy of legislative study (5/14/13)
• Remembering those who gave their lives for us (5/13/13)
• Don't look the other way on graduation day (5/9/13)
• Cancer center reflects generosity, new source of hope (5/8/13)
• Report points out vital role bees play in U.S. food supply (5/7/13)
• PSA tests falling out of favor (5/6/13)
• Paying for the death of the family (5/3/13)
• Pipeline security only beginning if, when it is built (5/2/13)
• Cool, wet weather no reason to complain (5/1/13)
• Bike to School Day spotlights versatile device (4/30/13)
• New hazards as smartphones reach new horizons (4/29/13)
• Tree-planting tradition continues with Arbor Day (4/26/13)
• Wind incentive late, but valuable resource should be exploited (4/25/13)
• Texting, regardless method of input, is dangerous while driving (4/24/13)
• Our community isn't afraid to think big (4/23/13)
• Disasters bring out best, worst of human nature (4/19/13)
• No amount of training can prepare for every possible eventuality (4/18/13)
• Property owners must maintain first line of defense (4/17/13)
• Balanced response needed to Boston tragedy (4/16/13)
• Fuel prices lower, but be careful when filling up (4/15/13)
• Even if you file late, you can still do it right (4/12/13)
• Politics, not growing population, main cause of starvation (4/11/13)
• For now, wait-and-see posture proper one for Legislature (4/10/13)
• Son's death shows limits of leaders' personal influence (4/8/13)
• First candidate for Legislature sets the bar high (4/5/13)
• Republic River Compact signers would be amazed (4/4/13)
• Is airline's link of passengers' weight to fare fair? (4/3/13)
• Hurry-up spending fiasco offers lesson for many agencies (4/2/13)
• Improved website good start toward more open government (4/1/13)
• Regardless provider, need remains for public health agencies (3/29/13)
• Simple 'solutions' probably too simple (3/28/13)
• Health department issue illustrates difficulty of making changes (3/27/13)
• Severe Weather Week links winter, springtime storms (3/22/13)
• Gardening season ready to spring on Southwest Nebraska (3/21/13)
• Health department part of larger issue of better efficiency (3/20/13)
• Injury, death by poison happens all too many times (3/19/13)
• Ag Week pays tribute to state's most vital industry (3/18/13)
• Ohio tragedy reminder of teenage dangers (3/11/13)
• Reasonable voter ID law will help legitimize elections (3/8/13)
• Solar garden great idea, but hits reality snag (3/7/13)
• Employers shouldn't close door on option for workers to telecommute (3/6/13)
• Municipal Center more than just a source of pride (3/5/13)
• Fleeting fame shines spotlight on local students (3/1/13)
• Study links childhood conditions to adult chronic pain, depression (2/28/13)
• Work Ethic Camp inmates losers as Chambers wins (2/27/13)
• Bill reinforces fact public records are public property (2/27/13)
• Giffords, Clinton spotlight range of traumatic brain injury (2/22/13)
• Storm brings out (mostly) best in area residents (2/21/13)
• Mother Nature brings reminder it's still winter (2/20/13)
• Study shows Dust Bowl threat not yet thing of the past (2/19/13)
• Progress Edition theme 'Embracing Change' this week (2/18/13)
• Russian asteroid takes space geeks by surprise (2/15/13)
• Restrict drones, yes; ban completely? No (2/14/13)
• Safety Center has great idea for Valentine's Day (2/13/13)
• Work Ethic Camp in danger of becoming just another prison? (2/12/13)
• Drought, ethanol interaction offers economic lesson (2/11/13)
• Legislation takes different tack (2/8/13)
• Workers facing new competition from electronics (2/7/13)
• Web makes lost property search easier (2/6/13)
• Should older drivers be required to prove their ability? (2/5/13)
• Tax reform needed, but now without thorough review (2/1/13)
• Local building boom just part of regional trend (1/31/13)
• Study finds domestic cats spend much time killing small animals (1/30/13)
• Real change unlikely under immigration reform (1/29/13)
• Big game can be big problem for gambling addicts (1/28/13)
• Healthcare bills will come due, best paid early (1/24/13)
• Lifetime goals real reason for entering college essay contest (1/23/13)
• Marketplace of ideas only works if citizens maintain open minds (1/22/13)
• The more we look, the more radon we find (1/18/13)
• Gun action, if any, needs to come down in the middle (1/17/13)
• Scramble begins to preserve sales tax exemptions (1/16/13)
• Dr. Batty a lover of life who won't soon be forgotten (1/15/13)
• Protecting your child from another dangerous 'intruder' (1/14/13)
• Fox latest piece of puzzle for attracting events (1/11/13)
• 'Paperless' trend not without its own environmental impact (1/10/13)
• Warming climate only complicates ongoing conflict (1/9/13)
• Will 'toxic intolerance' deprive Hagel of a cabinet post? (1/8/13)
• Time is short for real change in Washington (1/4/13)
• Obesity rivals smoking as risk to health (1/3/13)
• Red Cross has record year, deserves support more than ever (1/2/13)
• Tom Osborne left an indelible mark on Nebraska football (12/31/12)
• Take the pledge to stay alive, this New Year's Eve (12/28/12)
• Stay warm, but stay safe in cold weather (12/27/12)
• Local First Night promises to be a memorable event (12/26/12)
• Age-old message still resonates today (12/24/12)
• Flu officially reported, still time to act (12/21/12)
• Important message part of unwelcome present from 'Santa' (12/20/12)
• Horrible news can trigger response in those with experiences (12/19/12)
• Looking forward to the snow, but make preparations (12/18/12)
• Connecticut tragedy reignites gun control debate (12/17/12)
• Take special poison precautions (12/14/12)
• This gift can enrich your loved one's life (12/14/12)
• History will judge Nelson as effective, independent voice (12/13/12)
• A dozen reasons something's special about the number 12 (12/12/12)
• NRDs helping area avoid fiscal cliff? (12/11/12)
• Still learning lessons from attack on Pearl Harbor (12/7/12)
• Marijuana legalization question creeping toward Nebraska (12/6/12)
• Mail voting proves popular (12/4/12)
• What should be done with the old city auditorium? (12/3/12)
• Have a great idea for our state? Let this group know (11/30/12)
• Even in a tight market, housing here is a bargain (11/29/12)
• Ready to win the lottery? What are the chances ... (11/28/12)
• Thoughts about Thanksgiving (11/23/12)
• How will you spend your holiday budget this year? (11/23/12)
• A season for finding, sharing a thankful attitude (11/21/12)
• Don't let this holiday turn into a turkey (11/20/12)
• 'Black Friday' had different meaning during the Dust Bowl (11/19/12)
• Small, independent businesses offer shopping advantages (11/16/12)
• Give yourself a great gift this holiday season (11/15/12)
• Keep a lookout for funny money this holiday season (11/14/12)
• Farm & Ranch Expo continues to thrive (11/13/12)
• Remember less fortunate in time of abundance (11/12/12)
• Keeping priorities straight with veterans (11/9/12)
• More loving, stable homes needed for state's foster kids (11/8/12)
• The election's over; now what's next for the nation? (11/7/12)
• Turnout expected to be good, but why not more? (11/6/12)
• Close election could lead to odd consequences (11/2/12)
• Nebraska pays back the favor (10/31/12)
• Independent voters force to be reckoned with (10/30/12)
• Facing the coming physicial, fiscal storms (10/29/12)
• With tight election looming, no shortage of reminders every vote counts (10/26/12)
• DARPA contest could bring robots to a fire near you (10/25/12)
• It's the most (deer) dangerous time of the year (10/24/12)
• After jail, time to take a break from building (10/23/12)
• Most dangerous part of bus ride isn't the ride itself (10/22/12)
• Here is our take on amendments; study issues for yourself (10/19/12)
• Teens, pedestrians should take special care when traveling (10/18/12)
• Early voting makes it easier than ever to take part in process (10/17/12)
• Irrigation season may be over; saving water season never ends (10/16/12)
• Chaplain program makes for early Christmas (10/12/12)
• Rural poll finds involvement key to community success (10/11/12)
• Nebraska has bright spots in its energy effort, despite survey (10/10/12)
• Young educators finding their future in a familiar place (10/9/12)
• Mounting support for renaming today 'Exploration Day' (10/8/12)
• Public can play important part in improving downtown (10/5/12)
• Backyard chickens would be step toward better self-sufficiency (10/4/12)
• Downtown McCook the focus of a new steering committee (9/5/12)
• Bison designation as National Mammal becoming 'stampede' (8/17/12)
• Should dispatching services be contracted to another county? (8/16/12)
• Are Congress, president truly incapable of action to balance the budget? (8/15/12)
• A good time for a right-of-way refresher course (8/14/12)
• 'Rainfed' corn more like 'rain starved' this year (8/13/12)
• U.S. taxpayers on the hook for Vietnam cleanup (8/9/12)
• Sleep: Are we doing it all wrong? (8/8/12)
• School board training must not be indoctrination (8/8/12)
• Athletic, space achievements provide inspiration (8/6/12)
• Success in school depends on students actually being there (8/2/12)
• West Nile virus deserves respect (8/1/12)
• Diversity is answer to energy questions (7/31/12)
• Is texting while walking the next prohibited activity? (7/30/12)
• Surprising poll results on attendance at small-town churches (7/27/12)
• Norris still offers solutions for 21st century problems (7/26/12)
• It's a kids' project (7/25/12)
• Don't let hot weather keep you from enjoying the fair (7/25/12)
• Skatepark effort deserves support of community (7/24/12)
• Questions may never be answered (7/23/12)
• Cell phone tracking creates new need for balancing act (7/17/12)
• What to do if the next missing teenager is yours (7/16/12)
• Still a friendly state for business (7/13/12)
• Paul supporters put Nebraska in spotlight (7/12/12)
• Taxpayers paying price for Hillcrest financial problems (7/11/12)
• West Nile virus increasing threat as summer goes on (7/10/12)
• Welcome rains don't resolve water issues (7/9/12)
• What does the Fourth of July really mean? (7/3/12)
• Another important milestone for our hospital, community (7/2/12)
• Court decision shifts question to appropriate place (6/29/12)
• Adjusting to new population realities in health, retirement (6/28/12)
• Consider leaving fireworks to the professionals (6/27/12)
• Library reading experience shifting to electronic world (6/26/12)
• Hot weather hard on pets, plants, people (6/25/12)
• Nebraska school spending stays in middle of the pack (6/22/12)
• Sorting out rights, limits of video (6/21/12)
• Turning the tables on a popular political pundit (6/19/12)
• E15 approval welcome for national interest (6/18/12)
• Americans forced to get by while making less (6/15/12)
• Let's not make firefighters' jobs any harder this year (6/14/12)
• Violent incidents raise questions about self-defense (6/13/12)
• Diggers' Hotline call will help avoid expense, frustration (6/12/12)
• North-south travel is uphill battle (6/11/12)
• Conserving water can save money, help city cope (6/8/12)
• Use extra caution with fresh food this summer (6/7/12)
• Does Wisconsin fight portend national conflict (6/6/12)
• Stargazers find more reasons for looking up (6/5/12)
• Buffalo Commons: It's all about the story (6/4/12)
• Who can make the best decision about what we eat? (6/1/12)
• Public broadcasting well-suited for web (5/31/12)
• Law enforcement, privacy in aerial dogfight (5/30/12)
• Swimming offers far more than escape from heat (5/29/12)
• Lifesaving device too often goes without being used (5/25/12)
• Heritage tourism important resource, unlimited potential (5/24/12)
• Recognizing those who stand ready to respond to medical emergencies (5/23/12)
• PSA decision remains between patient and his doctor (5/22/12)
• Summertime safety important now that school is out (5/21/12)
• How about a rural location for new Rural Institute? (5/18/12)
• Election reminds voters of need for more involvement (5/15/12)
• Be an informed, prepared voter going to the poll (5/14/12)
• Good news on postal front for small area towns (5/11/12)
• Judicial reform proposals deserve serious consideration (5/10/12)
• 'Pink slime' is out, but bugs are in? (5/8/12)
• Nebraskans going hungry, despite agricultural bounty (5/7/12)
• New twist in jail vote controversy (5/4/12)
• Concussion caution now part of state law (5/3/12)
• Bicycles spotlighted in run-up to Ride to Work Week, Day (5/2/12)
• More Nebraska attractions added to Passport program (5/1/12)
• More Nebraska attractions added to Passport program (5/1/12)
• Planners doing best to predict, deal with electrical demand (4/30/12)
• Regulations or no, farm safety still needs to be priority (4/27/12)
• Add cyber threat to list of reasons to be prepared (4/26/12)
• More benefits from state's location (4/25/12)
• Immigration problem a problem no more? (4/24/12)
• Friends, foes find little to doubt in Colson's sincerity (4/23/12)
• Something for everyone in this year's session (4/19/12)
• Legislature gets into safe-cycling act (4/17/12)
• Saturday storms reinforce need for tornado preparedness (4/16/12)
• Pledge only important if students understand, support Constitution (4/13/12)
• Mob rule vs. rule of law in the Trayvon Martin case (4/12/12)
• Dispose of grass correctly; better yet, don't dispose of it at all (4/11/12)
• Art kids turning on phones, computers instead of draggin' main? (4/10/12)
• Cutting off prenatal care would be penny wise, pound foolish (4/9/12)
• Easter weekend not good time for changing diets (4/6/12)
• Donors answer call, but Red Cross always needs more (4/4/12)
• Right or wrong, it's time to move on with jail issue (4/3/12)
• Let's boost organ donation to better than 50 percent (4/2/12)
• Bad news, good news on autism (3/30/12)
• New child labor laws both too restrictive, ineffective (3/29/12)
• $476 million jackpot? It's OK to dream, but ... (3/28/12)
• Delaying jail would require powerful arguments (3/27/12)
• Is popcorn the newest health food? (3/26/12)
• Obama, Japan find two sides to energy issue (3/23/12)
• World Water Day helps put problems in fresh perspective (3/22/12)
• Nebraska ethics rank high, but there's more to it than that (3/21/12)
• Correction boosts program's credibility with public (3/20/12)
• Severe weather warnings should be taken seriosly (3/19/12)
• Alcohol continues to be front, center in public discourse (3/16/12)
• Is 'pink slime' the real issue? (3/15/12)
• Weather beautiful, but it has a downside (3/14/12)
• Property valuation declines making themselves felt (3/13/12)
• Groundwater events pay homage to most important resource (3/7/12)
• Don't put anything online you might want to take back (3/6/12)
• Voter IDs seem like a no-brainer; mail-ins a plus (3/5/12)
• Colorectal cancer second leading cause of death due to cancer (3/2/12)
• Gasoline prices looming threat to economic recovery (3/1/12)
• Severe weather gets early start (2/29/12)
• Kerrey proves again he's unpredictable (2/28/12)
• Are you planning on planting? Garden can be a wise investment (2/27/12)
• USPS must be allowed to change with the times (2/24/12)
• Annual home show arrives just in time (2/23/12)
• Ignore stereotypes, not heart attack symptoms in women (2/22/12)
• Male gender studies course long overdue (2/20/12)
• No shortage of scammers today (2/15/12)
• Jail decision welcome, long overdue (2/14/12)
• 'Help wanted' signs out for truck industry (2/13/12)
• CDC: Sodium comes from surprising source (2/8/12)
• Essential Air, new slogan, web page good combination (2/7/12)
• Too many drivers still unbuckled (2/6/12)
• Few arguments on need to cut deer population (2/3/12)
• Groundhog, National Weather Service both make dire predictions (2/2/12)
• Yes, it really is still winter (2/1/12)
• Extending limit to three terms a good idea (2/1/12)
• Bedbugs make unfortunate comeback (1/31/12)
• No sign of recession in local construction (1/30/12)
• Take a hike! -- Walking is hard to beat as a basic exercise (1/27/12)
• Gardeners get permission to push the seasons just a little (1/26/12)
• Things are not as good, not as bad as they say (1/25/12)
• Economic growth needs to target prime wage earners (1/23/12)
• Are textbooks really ready to go paperless? (1/20/12)
• Research indicates our attitude key to others' performance (1/19/12)
• Self-regulation better choice than PIPA, SOPA (1/18/12)
• Radon, lung cancer related as leading causes of death (1/17/12)
• Texting ban only a start in fighting distracted driving (1/16/12)
• Heineman's plan to cut taxes a worthy goal (1/13/12)
• Higher legislative salaries would be worth investment (1/12/12)
• Community owes much to departing officials (1/11/12)
• Studies show 'broken hearts' really happen (1/10/12)
• Unicameral idea didn't catch on; still just as valid (1/9/12)
• Tax soda, but let's skip new state programs (1/6/12)
• Holidays too often result in violence (1/5/12)
• Casino gambling costs outweigh benefits (1/4/12)
• Ignition interlock, one more expense, opportunity (1/3/12)
• First Night great time to enjoy talent, reconnect (12/30/11)
• Friends, foes find much to admire in Sen. Ben Nelson (12/28/11)
• Website traffic reveals unfortunate truth about news (12/27/11)
• Extension Clubs rare, services still needed (12/22/11)
• First Christmas gifts carry same message today (12/21/11)
• Councilman should resign so city can get on with business (12/20/11)
• Population decline slowing, but jobs effort must continue (12/19/11)
• State has chance for real CWS reform (12/16/11)
• Time is short for Christmas holiday mailings (12/15/11)
• Nebraska influence extends far beyond borders of the state (12/14/11)
• Electricity still a bargain for Nebraskans (12/13/11)
• Council question must be answered as quickly as possible (12/12/11)
• Get a flu shot for the holidays (12/9/11)
• Freedom of speech must extend to electronic means (12/8/11)
• Buffett purchase shows real value of newspapers (12/7/11)
• 'Remember Pearl Harbor' important slogan for those of us who don't (12/6/11)
• Keep your home safe, cozy for the rest of the winter (12/5/11)
• Proposed rules should reflect real condition (12/2/11)
• Drop in childhood immunization results from misinformation (12/1/11)
• Hay truck mishaps keep emergency crews on the job (11/30/11)
• Tweet flap gives Kansas team great opportunity (11/29/11)
• Success of family movies should send a message (11/28/11)
• Have a safe, sane shopping experience (11/25/11)
• Much is wrong, still much to be thankful for (11/23/11)
• 'Small Business Saturday' benefits local communities (11/22/11)
• Leadership unwilling to make spending cuts (11/21/11)
• License plate dispute accomplishes goal of spotlighting marijuana petition (11/18/11)
• Stopping smoking has long, short-term benefits (11/17/11)
• Higher prices, yet plenty to be thankful for (11/16/11)
• TransCanada surprise move has predictable results (11/15/11)
• Farm, Ranch Expo continues to grow (11/14/11)
• Not every day with memorable date is memorable (11/11/11)
• Veterans deserve chance to share American dream (11/10/11)
• Scandal points out need for fast action on abuse (11/9/11)
• Wealth study leaves out one important asset (11/7/11)
• Air service plays vital role in community's life (11/2/11)
• Washington's debates on Social Security can have real local impact (11/1/11)
• Keep kids safe this Halloween (10/31/11)
• Southwest Nebraska at advantage for pheasant season (10/28/11)
• Volunteering very much in the cards for local residents (10/27/11)
• Rental shortage real problem, but what's the solution (10/26/11)
• Special session spreads around any future blame (10/25/11)
• Despite warm day, winter weather approaching fast (10/24/11)
• Real power rests not with the mob, but the ballot box (10/21/11)
• No Carhenge here, but area has many other attractions (10/20/11)
• British soldier's bravery provides inspiration to all (10/19/11)
• Coaches competing on a different field to benefit students (10/18/11)
• Drug Take-Back event provides important service (10/17/11)
• Tense situation turned out well for all involved (10/14/11)
• Safe exit illustrates value of working detectors (10/13/11)
• Oct. 31 continues to be increasingly popular holiday (10/12/11)
• Interim hearings on DUI programs are appropriate (10/11/11)
• State recognition of mentally ill is long overdue (10/10/11)
• Factory loss points out need for effort (10/7/11)
• Dropping three reading rule is bad idea (10/5/11)
• More Lincoln, Omaha residents turning out for state fair (10/3/11)
• Don't count on Keystone for big employment boost (9/30/11)
• Cornhuskers ready for a new beginning (9/30/11)
• Citizenship test: Do you know enough to pass? (9/29/11)
• Too many drivers are too distracted around school buses (9/28/11)
• Big Weekend gets off to a good start (9/23/11)
• Heritage Days honorees, royalty especially fitting (9/22/11)
• No 'win-win' in jail dilemma (9/21/11)
• 'Back in the Day' in abundance for Heritage Days (9/20/11)
• For better mileage, adjust the nut behind the wheel (9/19/11)
• Good weekend for fall home improvement (9/15/11)
• Budgets continue growing, despite hard times for families (9/14/11)
• Protecting groundwater not just about Keystone XL (9/13/11)
• No memories more valuable than first-hand accounts (9/12/11)
• Obvious problems with Obama plan (9/9/11)
• Remember, reflect, get involved to defeat terrorism (9/8/11)
• Kansas town wins recognition for 'Green tea' effort (9/7/11)
• Personal lessons from Sept. 11 (9/6/11)
• Put politics aside to protect the Ogallala Aquifer (9/2/11)
• Signs of progress on repair of Red Willow Dam (9/1/11)
• New state laws cover the obvious (8/31/11)
• Officials take steps, but storm safety up to us (8/30/11)
• Stranded Amtrak passengers got to see hospitality at its best (8/29/11)
• Migration study shows Nebraska holding its own (8/25/11)
• Think-tank offers blueprint for Medicaid reform (8/24/11)
• New technology offers instant electronic link (8/23/11)
• Lessons from a tragic weekend (8/22/11)
• Entrepreneurial drive can overcome population decline (8/19/11)
• Time to deal with the dents (8/18/11)
• Education by the numbers (8/17/11)
• Many factors help state lead nation in volunteer status (8/16/11)
• Virtual Partnership makes sense for state like Nebraska (8/15/11)
• Rural transmission study makes good points on energy (8/12/11)
• Digging up the area's past (8/11/11)
• Regaining respect will take Congress a long time (8/11/11)
• Neighbors helping neighbors after storm no surprise (8/10/11)
• Flash mobs show darker side (8/9/11)
• First-hand experience carries special weight in national war debate (8/8/11)
• Reserve Center tribute to men, women of region (8/5/11)
• Recall reminds of need to cook ground meat thoroughly (8/4/11)
• Study confirms eating healthy can be expensive (8/4/11)
• Tougher truance laws get state more deeply involved (8/3/11)
• NPPD pumps out record power, plans to keep it flowing (8/2/11)
• Debt ceiling crisis breaks down into simple problem (7/29/11)
• Some postal cutback inevitable, but should be fair (7/28/11)
• Animal shelter pets, hurting vets match made in heaven (7/27/11)
• ADA has goals worthy of all of America's citizens (7/26/11)
• County fair just what we all need (7/25/11)
• Living up to our reputation to do the right thing (7/20/11)
• Practice makes permanent (7/19/11)
• Mexican drug cartel making inroads in state (7/12/11)
• What would Norris do during today's debt ceiling crisis? (7/11/11)
• Shuttle's greatest achievement has been cooperation (7/8/11)
• Rural residents enjoy Internet, deserve choice (7/7/11)
• Taking a break, planting a tree to mark a century (7/6/11)
• Today's a good day to clear the sidewalks (7/5/11)
• 'Cell Off' Day seeks to put end to distracted driving (6/28/11)
• Fireworks for sale, but keep safety in mind (6/27/11)
• New revelation means Obamacare revamping likely (6/22/11)
• New scary photos don't tackle root causes of smoking (6/21/11)
• Thursday storm first CodeRED warning event (6/17/11)
• Health department identifies West Nile prevention hints (6/15/11)
• Buffalo Commons Festival cultivates important tradition (6/10/11)
• No vacation for parents of teen drivers (6/8/11)
• Do we really want to depend on 'the cloud'? (6/7/11)
• Summer activities in full swing; take in your favorites (6/6/11)
• Here's hoping new 'plate' helps more of us eat healthy (6/3/11)
• Keeping cell phone dangers in perspective (6/1/11)
• Memorial Day first big test of park drinking law (5/27/11)
• New law puts technology to use in DUI fight (5/25/11)
• Lessons to learn from the honeybee (5/24/11)
• Mother Nature making point on climate change (5/23/11)
• Appreciating the precipitation (5/20/11)
• More sophisticated hackers mean we must be more alert (5/20/11)
• Will plain language help us understand government? (5/19/11)
• Politics run deep when choosing mates (5/18/11)
• Pay taxes by the mile? (5/17/11)
• Personal faults bring down two more "great" men (5/17/11)
• Rising to meet the next challenge (5/16/11)
• Vacationing near home makes extra sense this year (5/13/11)
• Better ethanol availability makes sense in Nebraska (5/12/11)
• What is alternative to health care reform? (5/11/11)
• Kearney incident proves mountain lions real concern (5/10/11)
• Young people, lifestyles and stroke (5/9/11)
• A special day to honor a special lady (5/6/11)
• Seals' secret weapons included man's best friend (5/5/11)
• Digital downloads study points out larger issues (5/3/11)
• Something for everyone in death of bin Laden (5/2/11)
• Hospital Association makes point on uncompensated care (4/29/11)
• Southern storms reminder of our own vulnerability (4/28/11)
• Encouraging news on the healthy food front (4/27/11)
• Plant a tree, save money and the environment (4/26/11)
• Poppers back, with a new slant (4/25/11)
• Roadway cleanup practical way to celebrate Earth Day (4/22/11)
• Switch to cell-only service well under way (4/21/11)
• No matter the source, sugar is bad in excess (4/20/11)
• Harder to get away with some crimes (4/19/11)
• Neighborhood electric vehicles make sense for small towns (4/19/11)
• Fuel price makes maintenance that much more important (4/18/11)
• Surprising, scary statistics on injuries (4/15/11)
• New buildings will pay dividends far into the future (4/14/11)
• Brain trauma threat requires rethinking football (4/13/11)
• 'Rethinking Drinking' website offers helpful info (4/12/11)
• Don't be victim of last-minute tax filing scams (4/11/11)
• Ominous consequences of Whistleblowing act (4/8/11)
• Ethanol can stand on its own merits (4/7/11)
• Work Zone Awareness especially important for McCook, Culbertson (4/6/11)
• Legal development puts Nebraska's water resolve to test (4/5/11)
• Ag is 'cool' again, boosts state economy (4/1/11)
• Kids should ride facing backwards longer (3/31/11)
• Lead test bill has good intention, but consequences (3/29/11)
• Personal relationships make a difference on the world stage (3/28/11)
• 'Center' of state is 208 miles -- on foot (3/25/11)
• Schools lose valuable skills with early retirement (3/24/11)
• Hospital Association taking lead in effort for organ donation (3/23/11)
• Medications major cause of calls to Regional Poison Center (3/22/11)
• Good examples of community working together (3/21/11)
• High gasoline prices pressure hungry even more (3/17/11)
• Nuclear troubles puts wind power in the spotlight (3/16/11)
• School calendar must prove itself by boosting scores (3/15/11)
• Somber reminder of power of nature's fury (3/14/11)
• The news behind the numbers (3/11/11)
• A virtuoso in the performance of life (3/10/11)
• Get started now to adjust your biological clock (3/9/11)
• New twist on old scam (3/7/11)
• No reason for Nebraskans to go hungry (3/4/11)
• Time for a U.S. national garage sale? (3/3/11)
• Census data no surprise (3/2/11)
• Water conference to offer practical advice for users (3/1/11)
• More kids learning about money before they're teens (2/28/11)
• Lessons to learn from the land of windmills (2/25/11)
• Prison reform proper part of budget debate (2/24/11)
• Take time to enjoy our 2011 Progress Edition (2/23/11)
• County jail issue just won't go away (2/21/11)
• Home and Leisure Show proves private enterprise alive and well (2/17/11)
• Basic economics govern growth of new industry (2/16/11)
• May 14: A good day to give your stuff away? (2/15/11)
• Valentine's Day by the numbers (2/14/11)
• Finding options for maintaining our highways (2/11/11)
• Character flaws end career for another politician (2/10/11)
• How's your heart? Take a test for Valentine's Day (2/9/11)
• Don't let winter 'SAD' -ness get the better of you (2/8/11)
• Banquet proves volunteers still key (2/7/11)
• Egypt should serve as lesson on peaceful succession (2/4/11)
• How many laws do we really need? (2/4/11)
• EAS targeted for cuts (2/3/11)
• WiFi, GPS system can save lives on nation's highways (2/2/11)
• Sub-zero temps demand careful attention to driving (2/1/11)
• When it comes to mail delivery, don't leave rural America behind (1/31/11)
• Give system time to work properly (1/28/11)
• Learning lessons from suffering in our community (1/27/11)
• Horror stories from moving legals to the web (1/26/11)
• Public can't trust government to keep track of itself (1/25/11)
• Friday tragedy brings outpouring of love, support (1/24/11)
• Keeping liquor off the lakes is a good idea (1/21/11)
• Republican River should get trust fund money, too (1/20/11)
• McCook's American Idol connection (1/20/11)
• Problem much deeper than just guns in school (1/19/11)
• Miss America proves you can get there from here (1/18/11)
• New head injury sports roles are a bargain at any cost (1/17/11)
• Extra half-cent sales tax could be useful, but should be avoided (1/14/11)
• Be wary of carbon monoxide danger during cold snap (1/12/11)
• Saturday night storytelling event to be memorable (1/11/11)
• Assassination attempt shows new media's faults (1/10/11)
• Bringing Nebraska in line (1/7/11)
• Hospital addition important investment in region's future (1/6/11)
• Same tough choices are needed every year (1/4/11)
• Rebuilding band shell is good choice (1/3/11)
• Now is not the time for immigration fight (12/30/10)
• Wind power grows, but conservation can give us more time to adapt (12/29/10)
• First Night promises to be a top-notch event (12/28/10)
• Don't let cold, snow endanger your health (12/27/10)
• Results of census begin to take effect (12/22/10)
• Net neutrality rules won't leave anyone completely happy (12/21/10)
• Don't let poisoning spoil a happy holiday (12/20/10)
• Budget cuts not an easy thing to do (12/17/10)
• Earmarks are an easy target, but take a closer look (12/16/10)
• Nebraskans have it good in many ways (12/15/10)
• Survey puts reform spotlight on education (12/14/10)
• Despite upfront costs, food bill a good investment (12/13/10)
• MCC events center gets closer to reality (12/10/10)
• 'Going green' worth it, despite problems (12/8/10)
• Pearl Harbor: Same focus needed for today's issues (12/7/10)
• Most of us get enough vitamin D, calcium (12/6/10)
• Whatever the source, message on underage drinking the right one (12/3/10)
• A good start to the holiday season (12/2/10)
• Federal pay freeze is a good first step (11/30/10)
• It's government's job to keep real secrets (11/29/10)
• State Patrol targeting seat belt enforcement (11/24/10)
• Shopping at home saves money, pays off all year round (11/23/10)
• Thanksgiving feast a bargain for Nebraskans (11/22/10)
• Medicare decision only first of many tough questions (11/18/10)
• Hero dog's tragic death points out shelters' dilemma (11/17/10)
• More than one side to privacy issue (11/16/10)
• Modern-day 'scrap drives' are good for the environment (11/15/10)
• La Niña affects our weather, unless it doesn't (11/12/10)
• How much are we willing to sacrifice? (11/11/10)
• One more way we can say thanks (11/10/10)
• More evidence hemp an attractive crop (11/9/10)
• As the grocery store goes, so goes the town (11/8/10)
• Same issues, similar personalities affect community over years (11/5/10)
• No surprise in effects of cutting school junk food (11/4/10)
• Voters take a step toward future (11/3/10)
• Democracy is worth the price (11/2/10)
• Nebraskans find inspiration in life of Ted Sorensen (11/1/10)
• Mother Nature makes a point (10/27/10)
• Let California be lab for drug policy (10/26/10)
• Alternative energy makes sense for far-flung military (10/25/10)
• Lower scores no surprise (10/22/10)
• Sparse population sparks need for more cooperation (10/21/10)
• Statewide radio system should inspire cooperation (10/20/10)
• New CPR guidelines emphasize chest compressions first (10/19/10)
• Backyard chickens are a growing trend (10/18/10)
• High-tech batteries carry higher risk (10/15/10)
• Think tank gives city high marks for low property taxes (10/14/10)
• High yields, high prices should mean good times (10/13/10)
• Local, retail politics paying off for parties (10/12/10)
• Online purchases can go both ways (10/11/10)
• Will LCD TVs be Christmas bargain? (10/8/10)
• Texting ban has unintended consequences (10/7/10)
• Household income showing effects of 'Great Recession' (10/6/10)
• We should all sign up for new warning system (10/5/10)
• Button up your home now against Old Man Winter (10/4/10)
• Tri Valley Health celebrating a major milestone (10/1/10)
• Did you deliver the Gazette? (9/30/10)
• New city facility needed investment in our community (9/30/10)
• Demolition can sometimes be the best option (9/29/10)
• Good idea, bad timing for longer school days, years (9/28/10)
• Big weekend couldn't have been much better (9/27/10)
• Only responsibility can preserve new drinking privilege (9/24/10)
• Playing cards may help solve murder mysteries (9/23/10)
• Keystone returns to prominent place in our community (9/22/10)
• Distracted driving: For too many, it's do as we say, not as we do (9/20/10)
• One more reason not to listen to your father (9/17/10)
• Can 'friendship paradox' help scientists track flu? (9/16/10)
• Paleontologists, roads department work well together (9/15/10)
• Absentee ballot is an attractive election option (9/14/10)
• Adult education well worth time, money invested (9/13/10)
• Independent faces uphill battle (9/9/10)
• Weather, market conditions should mean good harvest (9/9/10)
• Animal shelter has tough job, deserves support (9/8/10)
• Showing restraint against extremists (9/7/10)
• Chaplain died serving intangible needs of troops (9/3/10)
• Preparedness begins at home (9/2/10)
• Washington finally taking action on border (8/31/10)
• New website helps provide river facts (8/30/10)
• Residents owe fire fighters, emergency crews debt of gratitude (8/27/10)
• Test results throw spotlight on reading at opportune time (8/26/10)
• Board of Pardons made correct decision (8/25/10)
• Fall sports season demands attention to head injuries (8/23/10)
• Is your teen not listening? Maybe there's a reason (8/20/10)
• Finally, bipartisan consensus on cost of health care (8/19/10)
• Pork bellies and patio tomatoes (8/18/10)
• Western Nebraska should support new state fair location (8/17/10)
• TeamMates mentoring program makes a difference (8/16/10)
• Southwest Security bill is a good start (8/13/10)
• Long wait over for families of missing soldiers (8/12/10)
• Technology no substitute for good study habits (8/11/10)
• Study finds tragic link between income, chance of drowning (8/10/10)
• American Red Cross depends on volunteers (8/9/10)
• Local laws put spotlight on U.S. immigration issue (7/29/10)
• More reasons to eat local vegetables (7/27/10)
• Truly something for everyone at the Red Willow County Fair (7/27/10)
• NRD solution not perfect, but welcome, overdue (7/26/10)
• Internet adds new dimension to an old story (7/22/10)
• California cannabis (7/21/10)
• Cruise night revelers may wind up walking (7/21/10)
• Childcare under pressure because of poor economy (7/20/10)
• If only those old timbers could talk (7/19/10)
• Reusable grocery bags may not be much improvement (7/16/10)
• Broadband service already widespread in most of state (7/14/10)
• Tea Party should channel frustration into practical action (7/13/10)
• Governing bodies depend on input from the taxpayers (7/12/10)
• Enjoy the music and celebrations, but remember as well (7/2/10)
• University home to high-tech breakthrough (7/1/10)
• American Red Cross plays vital role, deserves help (6/30/10)
• Weekend shaping up to be one big special celebration (6/29/10)
• When it comes to tax burden, Nebraska in middle of pack (6/28/10)
• Losing small town grocers can mean worst of both worlds (6/25/10)
• Drug court looking to expand (6/24/10)
• RIP, Major Astro (6/24/10)
• Drug courts offer sensible alternative to prison (6/23/10)
• Fremont vote another sign issue must be dealt with (6/22/10)
• Honest irrigators right to feel outrage (6/21/10)
• Consumption issue lurks beneath oil spill controversy (6/18/10)
• 'Flat water' state lives up to name (6/17/10)
• Young adventurer fad is dangerous (6/11/10)
• Not all old buildings worthy of preservation (6/10/10)
• Businesses need disaster plans, too (6/7/10)
• Current data vital for fair debate of ethanol's best role (6/4/10)
• Check property values carefully (6/3/10)
• Drinking at lakes, parks should be a non-event (6/1/10)
• Missing those great car brands (5/28/10)
• BP spill illustrates true cost of energy (5/27/10)
• We all have a stake in Memorial Day (5/26/10)
• Adapting to hard times pays off for creative home chefs (5/24/10)
• Task force makeup seems likely to leave McCook short (5/21/10)
• 'Scrappers' film tells important part of Nebraska history (5/20/10)
• Moving council meetings would still make sense (5/19/10)
• Students have fuzzy convictions when it comes to cheating (5/18/10)
• Calling 9-1-1 right choice when stroke symptoms appear (5/17/10)
• New Armed Forces Readiness Center is vote of confidence in area (5/14/10)
• Remember those who have made the ultimate sacrifice (5/13/10)
• Voter turnout offers important lesson about life (5/12/10)
• Drug couriers won't get much sympathy here (5/11/10)
• State offers many vacation locations (5/10/10)
• Mental health: Exercise important (5/7/10)
• This year's graduates face brighter job market (5/6/10)
• Health care reform discourages personal savings (5/5/10)
• Reports reinforce value of college (5/4/10)
• Federal regulators probe beef market: It's about time (5/3/10)
• More public input needed before city projects go to vote (4/30/10)
• If health care reform is wrong, alternative needed (4/28/10)
• Technology speeds, prevents trip to DMV, invites abuse (4/27/10)
• Keep and eye on the sky for stormy weather (4/26/10)
• Shakespeare's timeless truths come back to life (4/23/10)
• Consider ACE when you choose your gas supplier (4/22/10)
• Nebraska's astronaut comes home (4/21/10)
• Two-wheeled transportation can make sense (4/21/10)
• Talking about alcohol is a two-way street (4/20/10)
• Real issues ignored because of budget mistakes (4/19/10)
• New postal stamp represents us well (4/16/10)
• Budget shows real priorities of government (4/15/10)
• Each of us can make a difference for Earth Day (4/14/10)
• Allergy season, one of worst in recent years (4/13/10)
• Last chance to mail in census forms, save money (4/12/10)
• Trying to legislate intelligent driving (4/9/10)
• Sen. Simpson takes aim at budget deficit (4/8/10)
• Don't be afraid to ask for help with children (4/7/10)
• Inefficient use of energy costly in lives, dollars (4/6/10)
• Space challenge brings out best in top individuals (4/5/10)
• Still no refund on illegal NRD property taxes (4/1/10)
• Changes in old-time delivery system affect modern business (3/31/10)
• Tough times can bring out the worst (3/30/10)
• Eating farther down the food chain (3/26/10)
• Census count key to maintaining political influence (3/25/10)
• Uncomfortable subject still demands action (3/24/10)
• Legal challenges may provide time to get health care reform right (3/23/10)
• Which numbers should we believe? (3/22/10)
• Tough times good times to take control (3/19/10)
• Don't let longer hours rob kids of sleep (3/18/10)
• Copiers create new threat of identity theft (3/17/10)
• Will coffee or tea replace the donkey or the elephant? (3/16/10)
• Education's love, hate relationship with technology (3/15/10)
• A potpourri of opinion (3/12/10)
• WASPs finally receiving their due (3/11/10)
• Scrutinize every office for possible elimination (3/9/10)
• Nebraska enjoys advantages of cheap coal power (3/8/10)
• Pro-life group puts pressure on senators (3/5/10)
• Officer deaths point out irony of seatbelt use (3/4/10)
• City Council ponders age-old alcohol questions (3/3/10)
• Can advisory panel help find answers? (3/2/10)
• State shouldn't deny help to those who need it most (2/26/10)
• Everyday heroes prevent further tragedy (2/25/10)
• 'Kickback' should have been explained earlier (2/24/10)
• New credit card rules are not the final answer (2/23/10)
• Progress editions offer hopeful signs (2/22/10)
• Turnout shows level of interest in lake is high (2/19/10)
• Good weekend to dream, plan for warmer weather (2/18/10)
• How serious is Nebraska about teen drinking? (2/17/10)
• Closing road makes sense for Kelley Park (2/16/10)
• Consumers have right, responsibility to know about common chemicals (2/15/10)
• Smooth flights, Fred (2/12/10)
• Wind stimulus dollars blowing overseas (2/11/10)
• Let's hope lake problem can be fixed, and soon (2/10/10)
• Wind in the sails of good teachers (2/9/10)
• Repairing own car a basic right (2/9/10)
• Evidence that abstinence works (2/8/10)
• Colorado Springs pushing limits on cutting city services (2/5/10)
• Head protection vital, regardless of helmet laws (2/4/10)
• Vaccine facts won't change minds (2/3/10)
• No reason to gloat over Kansas' lost litigation funding (2/3/10)
• Budget projections show extent of long-term money troubles (2/2/10)
• One month down, 11 to go; how is 2010 going so far? (2/1/10)
• Deer overpopulation is a problem, but let experts do their job (1/28/10)
• Celebrating a new type of hero (1/27/10)
• Tours, discussion make need for new building clear (1/26/10)
• Census count vital part of our American system (1/25/10)
• Special meeting offers opportunity for learning, input (1/22/10)
• Open-meeting laws should apply to NSAA (1/21/10)
• Why not every school a charter school? (1/18/10)
• Governor makes good point on school calendar (1/15/10)
• Haitian disaster provides needed perspective (1/14/10)
• New electric car may portend shift in transportation (1/13/10)
• Health officials taking aim at hidden killer (1/12/10)
• Newspapers remain leading source of local news (1/11/10)
• More turning to community colleges during recession (1/11/10)
• Texting only one driver distraction (1/8/10)
• Don't leave cash stranded in those debit, gift cards (1/7/10)
• Comparing apples to apples (1/6/10)
• Ethanol plant's purchase is welcome news (1/5/10)
• New generation of leaders welcomes in New Year's (1/4/10)
• Humane Society in special need of help this holiday season (12/31/09)
• Fiber optic system clears way for future economic possibilities (12/30/09)
• Tragic rhythm of road deaths keeps going on (12/29/09)
• Kick off the new year in style (12/28/09)
• Health care reform far from finished (12/24/09)
• Don't give 'Grinch' reason to ruin your holiday (12/23/09)
• No question about 'White Christmas' weather this year (12/22/09)
• Triumph or disaster? Only time will tell (12/21/09)
• Are toll roads answer for state's road funding crisis? (12/18/09)
• Whooping cough reinforces need for precautions (12/17/09)
• Feeling the heat in Washington? (12/16/09)
• Stimulus funds mean new classrooms for McCook Elementary (12/15/09)
• Holiday season trying time for military families (12/14/09)
• Firefighters are a special sort of hero (12/11/09)
• Senator expects fireworks over two water bills (12/10/09)
• Sidewalk project was long overdue (12/9/09)
• Public policy, private choices can share credit (12/8/09)
• Have we learned, remembered lessons of Pearl Harbor? (12/7/09)
• What price too high for fame? (12/4/09)
• Low-cost rental closing leaves families uncertain (12/3/09)
• Foster children don't 'age out' of need for help, guidance (11/30/09)
• Platte Institute county study is a good starting point (11/27/09)
• Thursday feast truly something to be thankful for (11/25/09)
• Mental health, smoking link is an eye-opener (11/24/09)
• Abortion debate underlies U.S., state controversies (11/23/09)
• Don't let amateur cooking spoil your festivities (11/20/09)
• Leave health care decisions to patient, doctor (11/19/09)
• Farm & Ranch Expo tips hat to our major industry (11/17/09)
• Educational media reaching the 21st century (11/13/09)
• Census gearing up for important task (11/12/09)
• Consider veterans' sacrifice as we move into the future (11/11/09)
• Keep a sharp eye out for harvesters (11/10/09)
• Coat Closet donors, organizers deserve our thanks (11/10/09)
• Military officials felt compelled to overlook the obvious (11/6/09)
• Why not 'chicken' or 'human' flu? (11/6/09)
• New low-cost beginning hunter licenses welcome (11/5/09)
• New images unsettling (11/4/09)
• A tragic loss in North Dakota (11/4/09)
• Families can make a difference for the most vulnerable (11/3/09)
• Sometimes historic preservation doesn't make sense (11/2/09)