One way we can support the Good Life is by supporting rural healthcare. I am working with Senate Republicans and President Trump to strengthen healthcare and support rural communities.

A few years ago, I was helping with my son’s baseball team. One day, for a routine practice, my role was to hit fly balls for the boys to catch. While I was confi dent at hitting fly balls, to make things easier for me, I was handed a racquet that, with a fairly easy swing, would launch the baseballs out to the boys. However, after 20 minutes, my elbow was getting sore. More groups of boys needed to rotate through and catch fly balls, so I kept at it. I swung the racquet and the baseballs flew to the outfield over and over. In the end, after less than an hour, my elbow was shot.

BLUE HILL – Wednesday, Legislative candidate Jon Capps released a first campaign video, “Building What Lasts,” introducing himself to voters across Nebraska’s 38th Legislative District. The video highlights Capps’ military service, business leadership, and commitment to rural revitalization while outlining his priorities of faith, family, and freedom.

My husband Bruce and I raised our family on a cattle ranch near Valentine, Nebraska – a rural community that understands how spotty Wi-Fi makes it difficult to connect with family and friends. In today’s day and age, reliable internet access is no longer optional. But for too many Nebraskans living in rural communities, it’s still out of reach.

SUTHERLAND - Saturday’s Sutherland Invite featured a great deal of action that was all a set up for an expected championship match of Class D1 No. 1 Overton vs D1 No.

KEARNEY - The UNK Cross Country Invite annually provides teams and runners with an opportunity to essentially preview the State Meet - the event is run on the State course with a field even more crowded than the State event.

BARTLEY - In a top 10 district showdown of unbeatens, the Wallace Wildcats leaned on their rushing game and a couple Southwest miscues to build a 24-14 lead at the half Friday night. But he who laughs last laughs best.