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If the economy is so good, why do small business leaders feel so bad?

In a technique called “undertone singing,” a performer makes the use of vibrations of the vocal chords to extend the singing range one octave. In a method like barbershop chorus,

Nebraskans with intellectual and developmental disabilities often wait years for services like job coaching, group homes and independent living support. About 2,700 are on the states waiting list.

Discover Downtown Tylers expanded offerings with eateries, coffee houses, boutiques, and Even More—a creative café fostering community among women.

The Ludington City Council held a meeting on the evening of April 22, where a report was made from community development departments as well as one from the Department of

Kiese Laymon, author of the acclaimed memoir "Heavy: An American Memoir," will be at Kleinhans Music Hall Thursday for the BABEL literary series.

Tennis group to leave Woods; council OKs prison land swap; Southeast Nebraska cicada outlook

After three years with the Gering Police Department, Officer Brennen Martinez found himself assigned to a new partner.

HOUSTON – The past month has been filled with a whirlwind of travel, competition and excitement for members of Panther Robotics.

The Club at New Seabury is on the block, listed as for sale by Leisure Investment Properties Group (LIPG) as of Friday, April 19.