"The cloud of secrecy that continues to shroud the Oklahoma Highway Patrol’s review into fatal accidents involving its officers in vehicle pursuits is preventing a clear view of how effective — and dangerous — current agency protocols are." the editorial states.
Over this past year, we solved every major problem facing us. We now can look forward to peace, harmony and prosperity for years to come. Happy New Year.
It seems a good time, with 2020 local candidates filing for office and the addition of a third local election next year, to again note a change we made in this space in 2018.
North Platte Public Schools patrons have much to learn about the school security and remodeling proposal they’ll be asked to support in March.
All of North Platte’s most frequent arguments about Iron Eagle Golf Course surfaced during Tuesday night’s marathon City Council meeting.
All we wanted, all these years, was a reliable, reasonably priced airline we could trust.
Editor’s note: The late Keith Blackledge, The Telegraph’s editor from 1967 to 1992, wrote the following editorials as Apollo 11 headed for and landed on the moon 50 years ago this week.
This should shock absolutely no one, but we believe in the free exchange of ideas and opinions.
It’s been a busy few years — and months — for North Platte’s Quality Growth Fund, if you haven’t noticed.
Long ago, wagon trains faced a dilemma at a large bluff reaching almost to the South Platte River in today’s Lincoln County.
We’re reminded of a famous Old Testament passage (Ecclesiastes 3) in sorting out last week’s City Council defeat of the latest TIF proposal in North Platte.
We’re accustomed on Memorial Day to focus on members of our armed forces who died for their country in one particular way.
The casino industry in Atlantic City managed a significant win recently, even though all of its resorts in the city were closed by order of Gov. Phil Murphy.
Note to our fellow Americans in the wake of our state’s record primary election turnout with very few people voting in person:
Sunday's second Telegraph editorial asserts that the South Platte River itself has answered whether it'll provide "surplus flows" to Nebraska to capture in a revived Perkins County Canal.
The Spanish-American War of 1898 marked this nation’s emergence as a world power. North Platte residents had many personal reasons to follow the conflict, our Memorial weekend editorial notes.
LB 574’s passage, Sunday's editorial argues, was achieved at the cost of playing right into pro-choice liberals’ narrative that pro-life conservatives don’t care what happens to babies after they’re born.
Nebraska leaders think enough extra money will come in to keep the state's cash reserve healthy amid signs of economic downturn. History argues otherwise, The Telegraph's lead Sunday editorial says.
On Thursday, June 1, the Nebraska Legislature adjourned “sine die.” The Latin words mean “without day.” In plain English it means the first session of the 108th Legislature has ended. This completes my seventh session as a state senator. The next session will be my last.
Many, many years ago a dear friend gave me this beautiful tile with a gorgeous flower picture on it and the saying: “Let Us Go Out To The Gardens” and I have read this saying or said it almost every single day after she gave it to me.
Perennials are hardy plants that live year after year. As I was surveying my landscape, I thought I would share some of my favorites that are blooming in season right now.
Montana has made an unprecedented move to become the first U.S. state to ban TikTok.
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Auxiliary says ‘thank you’ for Poppy Day
Last October, American Legion Post 163 held a flag retirement ceremony disposing of somewhere around 700 flags. Since then, I notice flags whenever I am driving around town.
Triathlon sponsors, volunteers thanked
Does Nebraska really need this personal animosity in their state senators?
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