The merger two weeks ago of two of the biggest casino hotel operators in Atlantic City will increase investment in and broaden the city’s domi…
You likely won’t find a more unusual Nebraskaland Days than this 2020 edition, now taking its opening bow nearly two months late.
Outside-the-box thinking isn’t rewarded nearly often enough in these hyperdivisive times.
The Nebraska Legislature resumes its session on Monday, and lawmakers have an all-important obligation when it comes to approving property tax…
The spread of the coronavirus and the response to it are almost unique among modern challenges in putting a burden on all the people of Earth.…
We’d like to think, after nearly four months (and perhaps yet more) on our guard against COVID-19, that Nebraska’s lawmakers will feel a sense…
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Before you get all caught up in Christmas shopping and celebrations, mark mid-January on your calendar.
Being between Unicameral sessions as we are, it’s too early for anyone to get excited about yet another proposal to bring state school aid up …
From the Wisconsin State Journal editorial board: "Vigilantes carrying rifles in the streets won't make our society safer."
From the St. Louis Post-Dispatch editorial board: "The vigilante community across America must be jubilant."
A historical story in Thursday’s Washington Post struck a local chord as Veterans Day recedes and a notable North Platte anniversary approaches.
In The Telegraph’s inaugural issue, founding Editor James McNulty declared that 15-year-old North Platte would “develop into a populous and pr…
Many years ago I think I wrote a column about these sock stretchers in my photo, and I keep saying I am going to sell them — but then I keep s…
It is time for my 2021 Christmas Wish List to help you with your final holiday shopping tasks. One goal I had this year was to tell you where …
Mary Hepburn: "We had just finished celebrating Thanksgiving with our cornucopia of blessings, and here Christmas was right on the doorstep."
Fr. Josh Brown writes in this week's From The Pulpit about the season of Advent and four different dimensions of faith: Hope, Joy, Peace and Love
When we think rationally, each one of us knows that virtually all problems of any complexity can be approached from dozens of angles and that …
Chancellor Ronnie Green believes the University of Nebraska-Lincoln is racist. Under his leadership, UNL recently released a plan to address “…
Michael Paul Williams — a columnist with the Richmond Times-Dispatch — won the 2021 Pulitzer Prize in Commentary "for penetrating and historic…
Does it feel like the western half of the state is supporting the eastern half?
In reference to the letter to the editor in Thursday’s paper, “Make university a welcoming campus”: Well said, Maggie Ballard.
Nebraskans For Peace supports the plan developed by the “Journey for Anti-Racism and Racial Equity” task force that will work to make the Univ…
I am responding to “Vigilante justice and the end of America” by Kathleen Parker (Nov. 30). She opens her column saying that the recent trial …
This is in response to eliminating six tennis courts at Cody Park. Needless to say the North Platte Cody Park tennis courts are in bad repair …
The North Platte Catholic Community Food Pantry would like to thank the organizer of Cowboy Christmas, Shelly Arensdorf; the vendors; and the …
I am placing this letter in newsprint instead of deaf ears of this City Council. I, Larry Golden, am not against the Nebraska cattlemen wantin…
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