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The Nebraska lifestyle varies based on urban and rural locations, causing a divide in opinions about legislation. For instance, the Judiciary Committee heard LB 1269 in an attempt to implement …
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By Sen. Ben Hansen
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2/16/24
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Romans 3:19 ERV
Obviously, the law applies to those to whom it was given, for its purpose is to keep people from having excuses, and to show that the entire world is guilty before God.
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By Randy Sanders
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2/16/24
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Like the majority of states — 38 to be exact — Nebraska has a “Stand Your Ground” law, sometimes known as the castle doctrine. The idea behind the legislation is that …
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2/16/24
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This Friday marks an extremely exciting event with the ribbon cutting ceremony at Dana Village.
Following the acquisition of the former Dana College campus by Lutheran Family Services (LFS) …
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2/9/24
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Archeological evidence is showing that the earliest inhabitants of the New World arrived from eastern Eurasia over 21,000 and maybe as long as 30,000 years ago.
In 2023 fossil human footprints …
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By Larrie Stone
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2/9/24
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The attempt to implement permanent Daylight Savings failed and the filibuster to halt the mandate for a two-person crew on train engines succeeded.
Both proved to be controversial and kept floor …
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2/9/24
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"This is love: not that we loved God, but that he loved us and sent his Son as an atoning sacrifice for our sins." – 1 John 4:10
What will it be? What will it be for you? What will it be …
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By Steve Helwig
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2/9/24
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For many people, movies are not exactly something that they enjoy. I come across many people that enjoy watching documentaries. So for this week, I wanted to talk about my favorite documentary …
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MaKayla Polak - studio@enterprisepub.com
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2/6/24
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Two meetings were held this week to hear from the community and gather ideas for future planning.
Monday was the Arlington Public Schools' Community Engagement meeting, and Tuesday introduced …
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2/2/24
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The formation of a fossil is a rare and fortuitous event where whole or parts of plants, animals or other material of the past has been preserved for hundreds or thousands and sometimes billions of …
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By Larrie Stone
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2/2/24
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On Jan. 27, thousands of Nebraskans came to Lincoln to walk in support of life. When I first ran for the position of state senator, I promised to represent the overwhelming voice of Nebraskans in …
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By Sen. Ben Hansen
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2/2/24
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Last Sunday was an exciting day for National Football League fans as the AFC and NFC Championship games were played. The Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers were the victors and now …
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By Mark Degner
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2/2/24
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Returning to the City of Blair following a two-year stint as the city administrator for the city of Yutan is C.J. Heaton, who was recently appointed as the city's new Public Works director at the …
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1/26/24
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Artificial intelligence (AI) has become a widespread technology that is affecting our daily lives in ways that we never before imagined.
Artificial intelligence is a technology that makes a …
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By Larrie Stone
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1/26/24
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I’ve watched many revenge movies. They all draw the watchers into the depth of the pain of the innocent victim and bring some interesting satisfaction when the victim becomes the victor over …
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By Chuck Larsen
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1/26/24
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The ability for constituents to be involved in the legislative process for each bill is considered to be a privilege unique to Nebraska. Our Capitol building is known as “the people’s …
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By Sen. Ben Hansen
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1/26/24
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The curse didn’t touch this movie. A new addition to the A24 list, “The Iron Claw,” is also a new addition to my five-star movie list.
I have only given 35 of my 2,323 watched …
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MaKayla Polak - studio@enterprisepub.com
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1/23/24
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The first horror release of 2024 is here. Hitting theaters Jan. 5, Bryce McGuire’s “Night Swim” rang in the new year with a jump scare. With producers Jason Blum and James Wan, this …
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MaKayla Polak - studio@enterprisepub.com
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1/17/24
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Imagine you are a parent struggling to make ends meet, to pay for housing, clothing and food for your family.
We all know, first hand, how expensive groceries are these days. Putting food on the …
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1/9/24
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Having been a publisher in Washington County for over 40 years, I can safely say that this county has never seen a year like 2023.
While there were many good and positive things that happened …
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By Mark Rhoades
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1/9/24
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Generation Z has given the new year a new name — 2024 (for) the plot. Emphasizing their acts toward creating a chaotic and unforgettable year. I can get behind the name, but for different …
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MaKayla Polak - studio@enterprisepub.com
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1/9/24
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2023 is over, and we're in the new year. It’s new with possibilities, excitement and perhaps trepidation... what’s ahead? It could be a new job, a marriage or a new child coming. Maybe …
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By Phil Deakin
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1/5/24
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Due to continental drift the map of the world has been changing over time.
Some 220 million years ago there was just one supercontinent, Pangea and one giant ocean, Panthalassa. Australia …
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By Larrie Stone
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1/5/24
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Jordan Rishel, who had been a humble servant to the people of Washington County in one form or another for more than a decade, passed away on Dec. 28, 2023.
Born and raised in New York, Rishel's …
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1/5/24
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