A new bill by state Sen. Dan Hughes of Venango would finally establish a dedicated source of state revenue from annual park permits to operate…
A recent exploration of a long-undisturbed file cabinet offered a fascinating trip into what a 1960s cartoon called the “Way-Back Machine.”
Our state’s capital city, as Nebraskans know, is named for the 16th president, who said this on March 4, 1861:
When Times Square’s famous New Year’s Eve “time ball” touches the ground at midnight Thursday, “Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye” might be a bet…
“The light shines in the darkness,” wrote St. John nearly two millennia ago, “and the darkness has not understood it.”
There are times when the question isn’t whether a proposed action is right or wrong.
Recent residents might know less about Jim McFarland, who died in Lincoln Nov. 27 of pancreatic cancer, than his brother Bob, the retired Nort…
The news The Telegraph had the honor to break Wednesday took our breath away.
We’ve heard our health professionals’ recommendations and pleas regarding COVID-19 many times now:
Today’s Telegraph discusses Nebraska’s new “microTIF” law — the brainchild of North Platte’s own state Sen. Mike Groene — and our research on …
With the 2020 elections behind us — in our little corner of America, anyway — North Platte has completed its two-year City Hall handoff betwee…
Jim Vokal, a former Omaha city councilman and the Platte Institute’s current chief executive officer, recently said something bearing wider at…
If you look at the three casino-gambling questions on your Nov. 3 ballot and feel like they’re familiar, there’s a reason.
We’re not quite to the end of the Iron Eagle Golf Course saga. But we already know its next chapter will be part of another story.
Your 2020 general-election ballot includes six state ballot questions, though they cover just four subjects.
You’ve no doubt heard the ancient Greek motto that “the gods help those who help themselves.” (Some think it comes from the Bible, but you won…
It might seem premature to think deeply about COVID-19’s economic impacts on Nebraska when this pandemic isn’t over.
We’re sick of COVID-19, even if we haven’t gotten sick from it. No question.
Strange that a U.S. senator from Nebraska would propose reversing a 107-year-old constitutional amendment that Nebraska helped pioneer to begin with.
Question: Is Labor Day a holiday for labor, or a holiday from labor?
Now we see if Iron Eagle Golf Course is attractive enough to buy. Or rent out.
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