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Mobile IV hydration therapy is not regulated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration or typically covered by insurance, but has become a mainstream alternative health trend in Baltimore.

So who, and what exactly is "Sourcewell"? Recent local discussions have spurred a look into a name heard at many meetings, but perhaps not understood. 5:00 am, May 20, 2021 × Those who have served on local school boards or city councils are likely very familiar with the name "Sourcewell." Many local governments have long turned to this group for guidance, for help securing grants or for more bargaining power for expensive equipment. Recent discussions in Pequot Lakes and Jenkins have raised the question: What is Sourcewell? " Our team members aren't going in and dictati...

A months-long feud between State Fair board members came to a head Friday during the group's monthly meeting. Board members voted to approve what was described as a "conservative" budget for 2021, but not before board Chairwoman Beth Smith of Lincoln and board member Jeremy Jensen argued about whether the budget process had been transparent enough. Jensen, a former Grand Island mayor who was appointed in 2019 as the city's representative on the board, said he felt the proposed budget should have been discussed more extensively in a public session before being voted on. Jensen contended that h...

The board met on a Zoom conference call. In 2019, the State Fair suffered from heavy August rains that made the grass parking lots at Fonner Park unusable for visitor parking. That caused the fair to make unbudgeted expenditures for transportation to get people to the fairgrounds from parking areas throughout town. It was also the fair’s 150th celebration and extra money was budgeted for entertainment and other expenses. Because of the rain, fair attendance was down and there was a major loss of revenue. Then this year, the coronavirus pandemic affected fair attendance, though the fair b...

A months-long feud between State Fair board members came to a head Friday during the group's monthly meeting. Board members voted to approve what was described as a "conservative" budget for 2021, but not before board Chairwoman Beth Smith of Lincoln and board member Jeremy Jensen argued about whether the budget process had been transparent enough. Jensen, a former Grand Island mayor who was appointed in 2019 as the city's representative on the board, said he felt the proposed budget should have been discussed more extensively in a public session before being voted on. Jensen contended that h...