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UNM School of Public Administration professor awarded prestigious fellowship

UNM’s School of Public Administration is gaining more notoriety for its programs and faculty members. Assistant Professor Michelle Allgood was recently named an American Society of Public Administration (ASPA) Founders’ Fellow. “I’m excited for the...

Taking Charge of Federal Personnel

Making Government Work: How Congress Can Really Reinvent Government

BG1050:  Making Government Work: How Congress Can ReallyReinvent Government

Nancy M. Brennan, a nationally prominent museum curator who was the former executive director of Baltimore City Life Museums, dies

Nancy M. Brennan, a nationally prominent museum curator who was the former executive director of Baltimore’s City Life Museums, died from cancer Sept. 3 at the University of Maryland Baltimore Washington Medical Center.

Hutto hires James Earp as new city manager

Hutto's new city manager, James Earp, is the assistant city manager of Kyle. He begins work in August.

Governor Ron DeSantis Appoints Bruce Grant to the Florida Veterans' Hall of Fame Council

Ex-Nebraska clerk praised for tornado work gets prison term

Ex-Pilger clerk gets prison for theft from village coffers

Ex-Nebraska clerk praised for tornado work gets prison term February 2, 2021 GMT FILE - In this June 4, 2015 file photo, Kimberly Neiman stands in her office in Norfolk, Neb. The former northeastern Nebraska village clerk who was praised for her work in helping rebuild her community following a 2014 tornado strike has been sentenced to prison for stealing from the village of Pilger. The Norfolk Daily News reports that Kimberly Neiman was sentenced Monday, Feb. 1, 2021, to three years in prison. (The Norfolk/The Norfolk Daily News via AP, File) FILE - In this June 4, 2015 file photo, Kimberly Neiman stands in her office in Norfolk, Neb. The former northeastern Nebraska village clerk who was praised for her work in helping rebuild her community following a 2014 tornado strike has been sentenced to prison for stealing from the village of Pilger. The Norfolk Daily News reports that Kimberly Neiman was sentenced Monday, Feb. 1, 2021, to three years in prison. (The Norfolk/The Norfolk Daily News via AP, File)