“June Is Half Over - Activities Continue” If one thought there has been a lot of activity in Ainsworth/Brown County, events are still continuing. This weekend will be Long Pine’s Outlaw Days on Friday and Saturday.

The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission will consider recommendations for a 2025 mountain lion hunting season at its June 21st meeting in Ogallala. For the first time, a hunting season will be proposed for mountain lions in the Wildcat Hills.

Nebraska Public Power District (NPPD) celebrated the 50th Anniversary of the Cooper Nuclear Station near Brownsville this week. What a great day for Nebraskans who like reliable, affordable energy that does not pollute our environment. Always-on, 24/7/365, base-load generation. What we need more of in Nebraska. Even with our nearly-worst-in-the-nation taxes, load is growing in Nebraska. We need more generation built in Nebraska, and I hope Nebraskans support making new generation nuclear.

Many Have Tried; Few Have Succeeded In Eliminating Tax Exemptions Many have tried, and few have succeeded in expanding the state’s sales tax base by taxing things now exempt from taxation. But that is where Gov.

Or so the idiom saying goes. According to the Webster Dictionary, the idiom is used to say that when something bad happens, other bad things usually happen at the same time.

During the regular meeting of the Ainsworth City Council on June 11th, the council agreed with Mayor Joel Klammer to not hire police officer(s) in light of not renewing the Law Enforcement Agreement with Brown County.