Understanding Macular Degeneration: The Importance of Early Detection

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Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is one of the leading causes of vision loss among adults over 65. This condition affects the back of the eye where light is processed by macula. The macula is the part of the retina providing sharp, detailed vision needed for reading, driving, and recognizing faces. Two categories of macular degeneration are “dry” and “wet”. This article will focus on dry macular degeneration and therapy options to help slow vision loss from it.

Honoring Those Who Served-And Delivering For Them

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On Tuesday, November 11, 2025, our nation paused to honor the great Americans who have answered the call to serve in the U.S. military — and to recognize their patriotism, service, and sacrifice on behalf of our country. As the daughter of a World War II Army veteran, sister of Air Force and Army veterans, and as a family member of many Army and Navy veterans, this day holds a special place in my heart. And as a U.S. senator, I’ve made veterans’ issues one of my top priorities.
Honoring Those Who Served-And Delivering For Them

Rising costs squeeze Nebraska agriculture families

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Nebraska’s farmers and ranchers are facing mounting financial pressures as interest rates, land values, input prices, and equipment costs continue to climb, according to a new analysis released by Nebraska Farm Bureau (NEFB). The State of Nebraska’s Farm Expenses, prepared by NEFB Economist and Policy Analyst Abygail Streff, outlines how these escalating costs are straining farm budgets and threatening the economic stability of rural communities across the state.

Lebanon News

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As I type this, it’s Veteran’s Day. A belated greeting to all Veterans! Thank you for your service!! Its because of the sacrifices made by our veterans through the years that this country is the best in the world. I urge each of you to honor our veterans, not on just this one day, but on every day of the year.

Maywood Board Adopts new mission and Vision Statements

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MAYWOOD – The Maywood School Board held their regular meeting on Monday, November 10 and adopted a new mission statement as well as a new vision statement. The mission is “to embrace success every day.” The new vision statement is “Embracing success every day by preparing students to be productive citizens and lifelong learners.” Superintendent Mark Bejot said the board requested a new mission statement so after four or five months of reviewing different mission and vision statements, their group, comprised of administrative staff and teachers, ultimately decided on a succinct message.
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