Lagging job growth in Omaha and Lincoln sparks concern

Alarm bells are sounding over the lack of robust job growth in the state’s two largest cities. A recent study commissioned by the Omaha-based Aksarben Foundation indicated that job growth in Omaha and Lincoln lagged behind its peer cities, such as Sioux Falls, Des Moines, and Oklahoma City.

Big Beautiful Bill delivers budget dilemma for Nebraska lawmakers

Brace yourself Nebraskans for another year without meaningful property tax relief. That’s because the “One Big Beautiful Bill” (OBBB) means that Nebraska will have to do without about $216 million in state income tax revenue over the next two years, and $406 million less over the next four years.

Move over, or get pulled over

Monday morning, as I scrambled out the door and off to my first event of the week—the Arcadia Fall Festival Parade—out of the corner of my eye, I caught a glimpse of the front end of my vehicle, and my heart skipped a beat.

Turns out, it was just a drill

I don’t think there are many people who haven’t played the proverbial game of cat-and-mouse in at least one situation or another during their life. While I get the origin of the phrase, for me, anymore, I feel like I live a constant game of Michael-and-UPS truck.

Summer s’mores and sit-and-reach

From what I have seen and heard, even with school having started this past week, everyone is making that last effort to get in one or two more fun outings this summer. I know, for me, the summer season flew by at a clip that I don’t know if I have experienced in the past.
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