Once every four years, special things happen. Not only the summer Olympics or presidential elections, but the 24-hour leap we take on Feb. 29. It's a day that helps keep our holidays, anniversaries … more

We were able to get a considerable amount of work done in the capitol last week by moving through quite a few bills that had remained on general file from the last session.  These are bills that … more

There are a multitude of plants and animals that have lived in the past that we will never know anything about because they didn't leave any fossil record. The megalodon — meaning big tooth — … more

In 2019, the City of Blair, the Village of Arlington and Enterprise Media Group celebrated their 150th anniversaries. Diving into that history to produce stories about the early beginnings of all … more

January has come and gone and we’re already halfway through February, meaning we’ve all been working on our New Year’s resolutions for more than a month now. An article I read recently by … more

All it takes is a simple Google search to see the failed transition of video games made into film adaptations. Historically speaking, few films have been successful from the controller to silver … more

Dear editor, I offer the following in response to (Chris Rhoades') editorial, “It’s time to keep our money in Nebraska.” (Point-Counterpoint, Feb. 15 Enterprise) In your editorial, you … more

As of adjournment Feb. 6, the 2020 legislative session is one-third of the way to completion. Each biennium in the Unicameral is made up of one 90-day session and one 60-day session. The first 20 … more

Editor's note: This is the second of a two-part column. The first column was published in Tuesday's Pilot-Tribune. Just recently, Alfie and I were hiking along a lake west of Bennington. As I was … more

After dazzling audiences with her infectious charm and twisted sense of morality in 2016’s “Suicide Squad,” Harley Quinn is back in action in the DC comics spin-off, “Birds of … more