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This Week at the Capitol: Domestic Violence, Fentanyl, and the Brand Bill This week, the Judiciary Committee held hearings on LB817 and LB818, two bills I am carrying to strengthen Nebraska law on issues affecting public safety.

No-bid Contract Sought by Pillen for an Acquaintance Draws Ire of State Auditor It’s one thing to try and cut out shenanigans in state government and another if you’re part of it. Gov.

Long Pine City Council to Meet The Long Pine City Council will meet in regular session on Thursday, February 5, at 7 p.m. at the Long Pine City Office (175 N.

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LEASE AGREEMENTS: VERBAL VS. WRITTEN Shannon Sand If you’re renting farmland in Nebraska, there are a few lease options to think about.

In Nebraska landscapes, trees provide far more than aesthetic value. They offer shade, wildlife habitat, wind protection, and even help manage snow.

On Monday, January 19, we pause as a nation to remember and honor the life and legacy of one of America’s most consequential civil rights leaders. A Baptist minister, Dr.

Through the month of January, the Ainsworth Star-Journal will be highlighting stories from each month of the year 2025. Bob Buckles Memorial Cruise Night Saw Big Turnout The Ainsworth Commercial Club along with the Ainsworth Chamber of Commerce and many other individuals, businesses, and organizations came together to hold the Bob Buckles Memorial Cruise Night on July 4.

Our feet support us all day, but often get overlooked until they start hurting. When every step hurts, it becomes clear how important our feet are.

January 11th A deputy contacted a vehicle parked on the side of Highway 20. Deputy reported everything appeared to be ok.