Public muzzled even further at school board meetings
As a taxpaying patron of Chase County Schools, you should be even more appalled by the most recent action to muzzle public input at school board meetings.
This Week's Editorial
Babies continue to be at risk
It’s been 46 years since Roe vs. Wade legalized abortion in this country, and shamefully, millions of babies have lost their lives.
Property tax relief on the horizon?
When Sen. Dan Hughes went to the Nebraska Legislature in 2015, his focus centered on getting some property tax relief for rural Nebraskans. Five years later, the fight continues.
National media has plan in tainted coverage
The true face of the national media was on display the past week (again) in its coverage of an incident following Friday’s March for Life in Washington, D.C.
No accountability in social media bashing
You can call me old fashioned; you can call me behind the times—but one thing you can’t to call me is a fan of social media, even though I have Facebook and Twitter accounts.