The Biden Admin Is Facilitating Illegal Immigration
President Joe Biden claims he needs new legislation to secure our borders.
April 2024
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The IRS Should Serve Taxpayers Not Work Against Them
As the 2024 tax deadline nears, Americans are well aware of the outsized impact the Internal Revenue Service can have on their time, attention, and pocketbooks.
The Spotlight on Nebraska
In the past week, the Nebraska Legislature hotly contested the way Nebraska counts its electoral votes.
Winners After All
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Don’t forget your photo ID on Primary Day
Next month’s Nebraska Primary on Tuesday, May 14, offers a mix of familiar and new candidates, as well as one extremely important change for voters: Photo identification will be required in order to cast your ballot successfully.Otoe County Clerk and Election Commissioner Jenny Bassinger and Otoe County Election Clerk Emily Wolken conducted public information workshops at the Morton-James Public Library on Saturday, April 6, and Monday, April 8, to inform voters which forms of photo ID would be accepted on Election Day.By the way, going forward, voters will be required to show photo ID for every Nebraska election, thanks to a new law that we voters passed in 2022.So, here are the acceptable forms of photo voter ID:Nebraska driver’s license or state ID card;A U.S.
Pioneers surge in sixth, hold off North Vikings
Nebraska City scored fourth runs in the sixth inning and held off Omaha North in the seventh inning to pick up the fourth win of the spring season in an 8-5 result on Saturday, April 6, at Clemmy Holmes Field inside Steinhart Park.Sloan Pelican and Jesus Martinez both had two hits and the Pioneer offense ended up with 11 for the game.
Lourdes Track and Field
Tuesday, April 2 at Johnson County CentralBoys’ Team: 10th, 18.6 points.
Nebraska City Track and Field
Friday, April 5, at Milford TriBoys’ Team: 2nd, 145 points; Milford, 1st, 202; Louisville, 3rd, 114Medalists: Kalan Fritch, first, long jump, 20’2.5”; third, 200, 24.33; Daniel Adanza, third, 100, 12.01; fifth, 400, 55.92; third, high jump, 5’6”; Jayden Antonides, sixth, triple jump, 34’5.25”; sixth, 100, 12.23; Dane Sjulin, first, 400, 54.86; sixth, 200, 24.97; third, long jump, 18’5.5”; Jordan Cooper, fifth, 400, 1:00.48; Mitchell Hodges, second, 800, 2:22.90; third, 1600, 5:25.04; Adam Howard, third, triple jump, 34’9”; fourth, 800, 2:40.40; Maynor Gonzalez, fifth, 800, 2:47.58; JR Rico, second, 1600, 5:02.54; second, 3200, 11:28.05; Brayden Earll, second, shot, 40’5.5”; first, discus, 131’4”; Isiah Aldana, fourth, shot, 37’2”; Leeland Esser, fourth, discus, 101’3”; Tucker Popish, sixth, discus, 92’3”; Landen Banks, first, triple jump, 35’3”; fifth, high jump, 5’; Breyden Durand, fourth, triple jump, 34’8.5”4x400, second, 3:56.12.Girls’ Team: 3rd, 70 points.
Community Calendar 4-12-24
First and third Mondays: NC City Council, Gary White Memorial Room/Council Chambers, 1518 Central Ave., 6 p.m.
County election offices mailing out early voting ballots for Primary Election
County election offices have begun sending out early voting ballots for the May 14, 2024, statewide primary to voters who completed early voting applications and fulfilled the new voter ID requirement.Voters have two options to fulfill the new voter ID requirement during the early voting application process:Voters can write their driver’s license or state ID number on their early voting application, orVoters can submit their early voting application with a photocopy of their acceptable photo ID.County election offices are working with voters who did not successfully complete the new voter ID requirement.“With the new voter ID law now in effect, Nebraskans who cast a ballot in the May 14th primary will be making history,” Secretary of State Bob Evnen said.