K omcr Ainsworth’s Carter Nelson!” “ This past weekend was very exciting for Ainsworth and surrounding area as Ainsworth Alum, Carter Nelson #29, scored his first touchdown for the University of Nebraska’s football team. I’m sure this will be the first of many to follow.

As I wrap my time in the legislature, I think about things I wish I would have gotten done for the people of Nebraska and my district. One of those things is predator control to protect Nebraska’s game bird population.

Immigration is a hot topic in this election year, but stats and officials say it’s been good for Nebraska A few years back, a lucky tip came my way about an impending immigration raid in O’Neill. I don’t recall a lot of details about what was expected to happen, but the tip was “you’d better be there tomorrow morning.” As I drove up Highway 281 toward the north-central Nebraska town, I settled in behind what seemed like an endless line of SUVs with blackened windows also driving northward.

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Brown County District Court was in session on September 10, 2024 with Judge Mark Kozisek presiding. The People were represented by Brown County Attorney Andy Taylor.

Summarized - All Cases Include $ 50.00 Court Cost Rachel A. Collatos: Disturbing the Peace, $250.00 Fine; Agency and Officer Not Found.