I always look forward to reconnecting at Christmas with family and friends in one of America’s most beautiful places – the Nebraska panhandle. Although 2021 has ended, many of the same challenges Democrats failed to address last year as they pursued their extreme economic and social agendas await when the House reconvenes next week.
The amount of time people spend outdoors has dramatically decreased, as the Environmental Protection Agency now reports the average American spends 87 percent of his or her time in a residence, school building or workplace.
The 2021 calendar year runoff summation for the Missouri River basin above Sioux City, Iowa was 15.2 million acre-feet, 59 percent of average. The ongoing drought shows no relief in sight and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is predicting runoff into the mainstem reservoir system will remain below normal. This was the 10th lowest annual runoff for the Missouri River Basin in 123 years of record-keeping.
I like new years. I like new calendars, too.
Para la Comunidad is a column in Spanish for the Hispanic Community in Nebraska City. As a Spanish Speaker.
Pictured is Nyuon Thuokok of the Nebraska City boys’ basketball team. The Pioneers were in action twice a week ago with a win over Falls City, 79-44, and a set back to Mound City, Mo., by the final score of 78-65. Counting those two results, the Pioneers’ record stood at 4-6.
Imagine a condition with symptoms that present differently in each person who has it and no currently approved lab test can definitively confirm the diagnosis. Imagine that the symptoms can flare up and then mysteriously disappear, including fatigue, low grade fevers, joint pain, and mouth sores. All these symptoms overlap with multiple other conditions further complicating a diagnosis. Imagine that the best available method for diagnosing this ailment is a manual checklist of eleven criteria and if the patient suffers from at least four, they receive a diagnosis on a scale of definite, probable, or possible.
Throughout January, Hy-Vee’s registered dietitians will host events focused on healthy habits and nutrition to begin the new year. The dietitian team will host educational events, including virtual store tours and cooking classes, as well as an in-person health fair at select locations.
Nebraska District Court Judge Julie D. Smith of Tecumseh was invited to sit with the Nebraska Supreme Court on Jan.
The Peru State Football Booster Club has set their date for their annual Wild Game Feed. This year’s event will be held on Sunday, Jan.