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When You Find a Breast Lump

When You Find a Breast Lump

WhenYou Find a Breast Lump

With breast cancer in the news and in all the lay magazines, finding a lump in the breast is of great concern to a woman. What should you do when you discover a lump? The first thing you should do is see your doctor right away. Do not ignore it, and do not let your doctor ignore it.
Dr. Richard Bean

Dr. Richard Bean

Avoid Alcohol During Pregnancy

There are many things that a woman should avoid during pregnancy. Some of these, such as x-rays, rubella infection as a medicine, are all well known. But there are some substances that people except as being so common that they feel there is no concern.

Kids in crisis

It’s tempting to blame the pandemic for the dizzying rates of mental health concerns among American teens. We are all familiar with the impact Covid is having on our lives, and the disruption it continues to cause in the lives of young people.

Joy in Spite of Sorrow

Our son, Daniel, suffered traumatic brain injury as a result of repeated blast and concussion head injuries over 10 years while serving 3 tours in Afghanistan with the Special Operation Forces.
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Election Notes

Dates to remember: October 21, Deadline to register to vote online. October 21, Postmark deadline for mailed in registrations. October 28, last day to register to vote in the county office. November 8, Election day. You can visit https://www.nebraska.
HTRS Homecoming 2022

HTRS Homecoming 2022

HTRS Homecoming 2022

2022 HTRS Homecoming Royalty Court – Members of the 2022 Humboldt Table Rock Steinauer Homecoming Royalty Court are from left: Freshmen attendants Lillian Bowen and Emmett Glathar; Senior attendants Jaylyn Bohling and Brandt Leech; Senior attendants Ashton Bredemeier and Ty Faulks; King Ryken Davis...
Photos By Ray Kappel Vic Faesser talking to local members of the community and other members in the law community at his retirement party held at the courthouse October 7th

Photos By Ray Kappel Vic Faesser talking to local members of the community and other members in the law community at his retirement party held at the courthouse October 7th

Vic Faesser Retires After Nearly a Half a Century of Practicing Law

Immigrating from Germany at the age of 5, their family landed in Ogallala, Nebraska. This is where Vic’s journey begins. The oldest boy of 3 started bussing tables at the age of 13 in a restaurant. Throughout his high school years, he worked for a men’s clothing store.