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Platte Institute CEO Jim Vokal and Chief Strategy Officer Jim Smith outlined their concerns about the proposed EPIC tax option. A petition for voters to consider the tax reform option

Platte Institute CEO Jim Vokal and Chief Strategy Officer Jim Smith outlined their concerns about the proposed EPIC tax option. A petition for voters to consider the tax reform option

Panhandle senator Brian Hardin gave an overview of issues during the annual Pre-Legislative Luncheon at the Scotts Bluff Country Club Thursday.

Have you ever wondered how a small island nation like Sri Lanka is making giant strides in the world of technology? The rapid evolution of its technological landscape is reshaping not only the nation itself but also influencing global conversations. As a result of its technological prowess, Sri Lanka is an emerging player in a

Local parks, budgets and other city and county affairs were the topic of addresses during the annual State of the Valley Wednesday.

Local parks, budgets and other city and county affairs were the topic of addresses during the annual State of the Valley Wednesday.

Rawnda Pierce retires as Executive Director of Twin Cities Development after a long and successful 21-year career.

The warning cries about the alleged dangers of AI is drowning out stories about the harms already occurring.

Nearly $23 million is awarded from Nebraska's rural workforce housing fund, the Department of Economic Development announced.

Maxwell Investments Group (MIG) with support from the Zongo and Inner-Cities Development (ZICDS) is embarking on an initiative to address accommodation challenges in Ghana. The initiative dubbed “Maxwell Homes” is in line with government’s efforts to address affordable accommodation. Giving the keynote address at the MIG Business Forum, was the Presidential Coordinator for ZICDS, Ben […]