FRANCES E. MILLER

Frances Ellen (Colton) Miller, 106 years old, departed this earthly life, on March 29, 2022. She was born March 25, 1916, to Ernest and Faith (Tibbetts) Colton on her family farm, 17 miles north of Cambridge, at Orafino, Frontier County, NE.
FRANCES E. MILLER

Recognizing PTSD

Post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD, was first listed as a medical diagnosis in 1980. However, it has been recognized and called by many different names throughout history.
Recognizing PTSD

Senator Hughes Views

The tax reform bill, LB 873, which I discussed at length last week, will provide over 900 million dollars in reduced taxes for the citizens of the state of Nebraska over a 5-year period.
Senator Hughes Views

Our Southern Border

Presidents, especially those of different parties, have a history of reversing their predecessor’s policies once they are sworn in. This is not unusual. But a president inheriting a policy with bipartisan support that has helped keep America safe for two years, and choosing to reverse it anyway?
Our Southern Border

Murman’s Legislative Update

As this update goes to press, the Nebraska Legislature will have completed 57 days of this year’s 60-day legislative session. Much of the focus and debate this week has been on taxes.
Murman’s Legislative Update

Elwood Fire Chief killed in accident while fighting wildfire

While responding to the Road 739 Fire Thursday, a two-vehicle accident occurred on Highway 283, claiming the life of Elwood Volunteer Fire Department Chief Darren Krull and injuring Phelps County Emergency Manager Justin Norris. Both vehicles involved were assisting in the fire response.
Elwood Fire Chief killed in accident while fighting wildfire

Southwest girls finish runner-up at Hi-Line Invite

ELWOOD - The Southwest girls finished runner-up at the Hi-Line Invite Friday, leading four local teams in the 13-team fields at the first invite of the season. The Roughriders won 11 medals at the meet, led by Anastasia Gallegos, who took first in both the 100 and 300 hurdles events.
Southwest girls finish runner-up at Hi-Line Invite