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"When the Odd Fellows Building was opened in 1874, it was the tallest building in town, topped with a Town Clock purchased by public contribution and maintained by the city," writes columnist Ross Eric Gibson. "So while the building was owned by the Odd Fellows, the Town Clock belonged to the people."

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Some of you remember the days of Frontier Playhouse, a show dedicated to westerns that aired on television in the early 1950s. Thoughts of this show recently came to mind

The consensus at the 2024 Republican National Committee winter meeting in Las Vegas this week was clear among the pro-Trump and anti-Trump factions alike : Donald Trump will be the party’s presidential nominee this year.

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Roger Wayne Steinke was born February 23, 1956, in McCook NE, to Harry and Esther (Skraback) Steinke. He was raised on the farm south of Trenton NE. Roger loved the

What is most fascinating about "Anatomy of a Fall" is that it turns the American idea of trial movies – whether in theaters or on TV – upside down, Simon

Canal, beaches, parks may be marriage locations in addition to city hall: mayor.

By Holland Cooke Consultant Thanks to those who sent comments on last week’s column “Beware The Banter.” For those asking how-much-is-too-much, this follow-up. The old “Dick Van Dyke Show” depicted the life of TV writers. Collaborators Rob Petrie, Sally Rogers, and Buddy Sorrell spent their workdays in an office, riffing. The weekly script that emerged…

Scotland's third Maggie's cancer care drop-in centre was officially opened in Dundee by The Boomtown Rats frontman exactly 20 years ago.