In Luke 5:1-11, Jesus calls the first disciples.  Some readers may have noticed that the fishers' nets began to break because they caught so many fish or that they had partners in another boat … more

Each month of the year has a significant event. The American Heart Association has designated February as Heart Month. Not Valentine hearts, but more importantly your beating heart. This second month … more

A new federal program is offering grant funding for rural communities to develop community renewable energy projects.  The Rural Energy Pilot Program, launched by the U.S. Department of … more

This past weekend my son and I had the opportunity to see one of our favorite comedians live. My husband and I bought tickets to see Gabri e l Iglesias, otherwise known as “Fluffy”, … more

With sweat rolling down my face and incredible desire to be anywhere but where I found myself on an August afternoon, the annual rabbit show at the Burt County Fair began.  And there she was, … more

I am sure we have all been there. The day that everything seems to be due. For me that is called Monday. Every time a new week starts I feel like my favorite cartoon character Garfield. … more

I want to start this week’s article by thanking Superintendent Beaudette for her presentation for Decatur Patrons on January 26th, providing much needed information. Charlie and I are … more

Since 2007 people of all ages have had a place where they could gather to gain appreciation and knowledge of the night sky and view that same night sky.  Fifteen years ago Northeast Nebraska … more

One theme throughout the Zoom meetings I have been part of in the past few years is checking in with each other.  That has happened through the informal asking if anyone has something to … more

The Good COVID is moving through our area like a Bat Out of Hell. (Yes, that was a shout out to the memory of the entertainer affectionately named Meat Loaf who died this week.  You will be … more