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a. We plan activities with our kids to get them outdoors and playing when it is nice.
b. We limit their “screen time” and they are hardly ever home as …
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3/30/23
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The Jeanette Hunt - Blair Animal Shelter and community members have one similar goal in mind: making sure the animals that enter the shelter leave to loving homes.
Time and time again, the shelter …
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By Cheyenne Alexis - features@enterprisepub.com
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3/24/23
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This week marked the final week of hearings for over 800 bills introduced in the 108 th Legislature.
I completed this phase of the session by presenting two bills before the Appropriations …
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By Sen. Ben Hansen
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3/24/23
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By Pastor Randy L. Sanders — Arlington Community Church, UCC
Based on Jeremiah 2:11 and Romans 5:18-19
Most people respond to God as a being that they call …
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3/24/23
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In February 1980, President Jimmy Carter declared the week of March 8, 1980, as National Women’s History Week.
After several states made a routine of declaring March as Women’s …
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3/17/23
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In 2006, musical artist Mark Schultz released a song called “Broken and Beautiful.” The song describes that we are all broken. We have broken parts within our hearts, in our relationships …
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By Mark Degner
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3/17/23
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After Alfie's passing, when I arrived home from the vet, I started walking along our usual route through the park. I just had to keep moving, I could not be still. My heartbreak and anguish after …
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By Doug Cook
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3/17/23
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The only bill of mine that was referred to the Revenue Committee was heard last week without opposition. LB 529 made changes to what many call “the postcard bill.”
In September of …
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Sen. Ben Hansen
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3/17/23
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The "new kid on the block" in the world of astronomy is NASA's James Webb Space Telescope (JWST).
This new, $10 billion, space observatory, was launched in December of 2021, and is the …
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By Larrie Stone
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3/17/23
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With the spring season upon us, many schools across the county are preparing for their performances and competitions in the fine arts realm.
Fine arts encapsulate visual art, theater and music, …
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3/10/23
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Corn (also called maize), like wheat and rice, is a grass that has become highly modified by artificial selection and recent genetic technology.
We use the seeds or "grains" for a variety …
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By Larrie Stone
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3/10/23
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We were finally able to engage in substantive debate last week with conversations surrounding LB 77. This bill would help Nebraska join 25 other states in allowing its citizens to carry a concealed …
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By Ben Hansen
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3/10/23
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I am reading a new diet book. (The authors would scold me hearing I used the word "diet." They prefertheir readers get away from using this word due to its often negative connotations.)
The …
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By Steve Hopple
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3/10/23
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Two individuals who have made a huge impact on the Washington County community have recently accepted new positions elsewhere, and it's important to take time to focus on their achievements and all …
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3/3/23
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LB 626 is the abortion ban bill currently being debated in the Nebraska legislature (It technically bans abortion at six weeks, which is an abortion ban). Under this new law, Nebraska women and girls …
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3/3/23
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I was thankful for the opportunity to present LB 42 to the Judiciary Committee last week as I work to narrow and clarify the definition of "neglect."
If we look at the reports of suspected abuse …
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3/3/23
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Spiders are easily recognized by the four pairs of seven-segmented legs.
There are more than 35,000 named species worldwide, including more than 3,000 in North America.
However, there …
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By Larrie Stone
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3/3/23
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A major victory took place in Fort Calhoun as the Board of Education unanimously voted to move forward with the track and football field renovation plan at its Feb.13 meeting.
The plan includes …
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2/24/23
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In today's world, plastic is found everywhere and tons of it is produced every year.
It is cheap, versatile, easy to synthesize and can be molded into an almost unlimited variety of shapes …
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By Larrie Stone
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2/24/23
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While weather last week cancelled events and caused snow days across the state, the business at the Nebraska State Legislature continued as normal.
I had one bill up for a hearing that was heard …
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Sen. Ben Hansen
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2/24/23
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Scripture: Deuteronomy 9:13, The LORD said more to me: “I have seen this people. Look! What a stubborn people they are!
My granddaughter is almost 18 months old. She has a sweet disposition …
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By Gina Gile - First United Methodist Church, Blair, Neb.
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2/24/23
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