Opinion

Dear Editor,As a resident of Falls City, we experienced a very powerful storm come through with no warning prior to it hitting our community.

As harvest draws to a close, Nebraska’s producers are worried.Farmers especially feel the weight of higher costs and interest rates.

Over the years, the farm I came to love so very much has seen a lot of physical changes and in the creatures that have inhabited it.George Elijah Buell filed Homestead papers in 1869.

The “how many days till Christmas?” just doesn’t have the same excitement about it for me any more.

As Third District farmers round out the fall harvest season, it is an appropriate time to note how hard agriculture producers work to feed and fuel the world and how this drives our state’s economy.In recent years, farmers and ranchers have battled historically high inflation and input costs, wildfires, unpredictable weather, and disastrous storms.

The saying goes, “newer isn’t always better,” and while I typically tend to agree with that, newer might be better when it comes to glucose monitoring technology.

Last Monday, the FBI arrested an Afghan national planning an Election Day attack on U.S.