Robert E. Niemeier, 98, died on (February 4th, 2021) at Providence Place Memory Care in Hastings, Nebraska. He was born on August 2nd, 1922 to August H. Niemeier Sr. and Mathilde (ten Bensel) Niemeier in Holbrook, Nebraska. He grew up in the area and graduated from Holbrook High School in 1940.
Wanda Darlene Wolzen was born November 26, 1929, near Hendley, Nebraska, to John and Lyda (Ruhs) Wolzen. She died Thursday, February 4, 2021, at Bryan East Medical Center in Lincoln, Nebraska, due to complications from Covid-19.
Nebraska is on the path to becoming the best state in the nation for military personnel and veterans. We’ve been instituting new policies that benefit military families and veterans and that connect them opportunities in the workforce.
This January, our country swore in a new Congress. In the coming weeks and months, we will see democracy in action as the Senate and House of Representatives work on legislation that will help improve the lives of families in Nebraska and across the country.
We have had 2 five day weeks of all day hearings. There have been some hiccups in the new schedule and also with the new testimony submission options. The days are busy for senators and staff alike.
Cambridge native Sharla Long was diagnosed with Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD) when she was 18 years old. Throughout the years, doctors also diagnosed her with Polycystic Liver Disease (PLD). “This wasn’t a huge surprise to me because it runs in my family.
Lt. Govenor Mike Foley and Ashley Rice-Gerlach from the Nebraska Department of Economic Development (DED) were in Arapahoe on Monday, February 8 to tour the progress of the library expansion.
With greater populations gaining access to COVID-19 vaccinations each week, the process of distributing vaccine to those that want it is steadily progressing in Southwest and South Central Nebraska.