Last Friday we held a hearing of the special committee created by my interim study, LR 178. It promoted the idea of building small modular nuclear reactors in Nebraska. These are similar to the reactors the US Navy has safely operated aboard ships and submarines for over sixty years. I see a nuclear energy future for Nebraska as the correct path forward. I believe this idea can attract votes from both sides of the political spectrum. The ten to fifteen-year planning horizon for this technology means we need to start today. I’m motivated to pursue this goal for Nebraska’s grandchildren. I want them to have the same affordable, reliable electricity that I have enjoyed my entire life.

In this week’s Ainsworth Star-Journal, you will see several thank you’s from businesses throughout the area to recognize our Heros, also known as Veterans, for their dedication and service to our country.

October 29th - November 4th, 2023 Sunday, October 29th Officer responded to a request for a Civil Standby in Long Pine. Monday, October 30th Officer issued a citation for speeding, 79 mph in a 65 mph zone.

to see if we would run it. The article was written in 1988.

Brown County Sheriff’s Department investigated a roll over south of Ainsworth on Highway 7 on October 25, 2023 at 5:13 p.m. An 85 year old Ainsworth man was northbound on Highway 7.

Brown County Hospital is proud to announce Amanda Tucker, RN, as the recipient of this year’s Caring Kind Award for 2023. She has a combined 13+ years of being employed at BCH.