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Voice of the People
I’m a Life Scout with Boy Scouts of America Troop No. 139.
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Once a year our entire family spends a long weekend together with the highlight being a “talent show.”
I would like to congratulate the mayor and the former city council members for the accomplishment of removing the 16th Street Viaduct and the construction of a one block street to take its place.
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As if being considered a "spare" child isn't insulting enough, here are some other ways Prince Harry describes his family's view of him in his new memoir: "The shadow." "The support." "A nullity."
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According to Russian President Vladimir Putin’s grand plan, this was to be the hard winter that would break Ukraine and divide its allies in the West.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — On their endlessly entertaining “New Heights” podcast this past week, the Brothers Kelce basked in their teams’ perches entering the NFL postseason.
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A day after President Joe Biden’s much-publicized, long-delayed visit to the U.S. Mexican border, a bipartisan Senate group made a less publicized visit that could ultimately have greater impact on easing the toxic immigration problem.
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Revenge is a dish best served cold, over many courses and paid for by someone else.
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I don’t want to point fingers or name names, but you-know-who is the reason I shop Costco alone.
The Nebraska legislature is a unique institution, given its status as the country’s only unicameral and non-partisan legislature.
Sunday, Dec. 18, marks the third year residents of Heartwell Park will be putting out luminaries in the evening for the community to enjoy during the holiday season.
Having passed my 95th birthday, I’ve entered the phase where we spend a lot of time looking back and contrasting the old days with the current happenings.
A column by Russ Batenhorst in the Dec. 8 Hastings Tribune (Memories of first job: Delivering newspapers) prompts this letter.
In response to Voice of the People letter by Cheryl C.M. Wray, I have some points to bring up.
I’m oppose the planned casino and racetrack in Hastings and urge the City Council to cancel it.
I am deeply disappointed in the Republicans of Adams County who voted a straight red ticket without examining who is most qualified for Register of Deeds.
After reading the article “Voters fret about democracy, polarization” in the Hastings Tribune, this is why America is divided.
I speak in support of and concurring with the City of Hastings Panning Commission and its overwhelming support of the casino developers newest plan for a casino to be built in Hastings to the north of Walmart.
How many people are going to come to our racino in Hastings?
On Nov. 8, voters in Webster County will vote on a bond which will decide whether a $7,500,000 prisoner holding facility is built adjacent to the courthouse to replace its existing jail.
Nebraska has one of the better public education systems in the nation.
As a mental health professional who has practiced in school settings, the increase in mental health difficulties in students has been a salient concern.
I attended an event last spring hosted by our local NSEA organization.
I do gamble some out-of-town so I was really glad to see where the city of Hastings is finally going to add a casino to our town — if all goes smoothly.
