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When it comes to finding our place in this world, let’s consider two categories. The first one, let’s call “floating down the river.” Imagine someone napping in a small boat without a compass or a paddle and not caring about where they are going. Having a spectator mentality, they have yet to understand the importance of having an intentional direction and instead settle for just hoping for the best. They are comfortable with what they do not know, and believe that everything will somehow be alright. Our second way of thinking involves listening and developing an awareness of our personal accountability to ourselves, those around us, and, of course, God, the one who made us. Until we embrace the reality that He has a specific meaning and purpose for our lives, we will not fulfill our potential.

Bike Walk Nebraska is working in collaboration with Nebraska Game and Parks to support the generation of trailhead signs along the Cowboy Trail for each community. Investing in the Trailhead Trailheads serve as a gateway into communities.

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A Saturday morning fire north of Ainsworth prompted the response of the Ainsworth Volunteer Fire Department. According to Ainsworth Fire Chief Brad Fiala, at approximately 5:30 a.m.

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The Ainsworth City Council met for its first regularly schedu led meeting of 2026 on Wednesday, January 14. Members present were Dustin Barthel, Brad Fiala, Kent Taylor, and Heather Lutter.

Activities Thursday, January 22nd: 10:30 a.m. Bible Study with Dwight; 2:30 p.m.

Activities Thursday, January 22nd: 10:30 Noon- Pool; 1 p.m. - Bible Study; 1 p.m.

How Bills Become Law in Nebraska’s Unicameral Legislature This week we began floor debate on bills carried over from last year that were presumed to be non-controversial as they came out of committee last year with no opposition.

Fraudsters Out There, Seeking to Steal Our Money As a reporter, you cover all kinds of stories. Stories about natural disasters, murders, grandmas who collect cookie jars and good samaritans.