‘The American Revolution’ Inspires Hope That We Can Work Out Our Differences If you’re like me, you probably have tuned in the latest, excellent documentary by Ken Burns, “The American Revolution.” If there was only one reason to donate to public television, it would be to help Burns produce more historical documentaries like “The American Revolution,” and those on the Civil War, baseball and country music. There is nothing more interesting on TV, if you ask me.

Activities Thursday, December 11th: 10:30 a.m. Bible Study with Dwight; 2:30 p.m.

In addition to fines, each case carries $50 in court costs David G. Kramer, age 64, of Sterling, Colo., charged with speeding 11-15 mph over the limit, fined $125.

On November 7th, I joined Senators Bob Andersen, Jared Storm, and Paul Strommen in a pledge to Nebraska taxpayers that we will not support any tax increase(s) that will grow the overall tax burden on Nebraskans.

The Brown County Board of Commissioners met on Tuesday, December 2, in the Brown County Courthouse meeting room. Board members present were Jeremiah Dailey and Don Painter.