Julie and I enjoyed driving our 1968 Camaro in the annual Hershey Fall Festival parade. It was great seeing so many friends who attended the parade and the delicious prime rib feed following.
With Labor Day weekend upon us, it feels like summer is over - even if it isn’t actually officially for a few more weeks.As our calendar fills up with junior high football games, youth volleyball tournaments and hunting season opening dates, part of me is a little sad about the things we didn’t get...
Dear Dave, My wife and I have worked hard for many years. We’ve tried to be smart with our money, and follow your principles of saving, spending and giving. Our financial situation is pretty good now.
This past week, Julie and I were able to attend the Governor’s Ag and Economic Development Summit in Kearney. It had record attendance, and lots of valuable information was shared.
Our family was able to take a long weekend away before school starts this week. With my husband having a new job, it was the only real “getaway” we had this summer.
I hesitated to write this article, but I thought the message was timely. During my time in the Legislature, my focus has been to try to represent the issues important to the residents of District 42, regardless of political affiliation.
As many of you know, I grew up on a rented farm in Clay County, Nebraska, with seven brothers and sisters. We knew what it was like to make do with less. We really had no choice. We also learned that hard work was a way to make money and buy the items that you needed.
Whew! That’s how I feel every year as I fill the last inches of space in the fair issue.I haven’t checked the Tribune camera card total number yet, but I’d guess we took around 2,000 photos over a week.