City Attorney Sisco on dealing with the Covid-19 Crisis

City attorney and Donahue and Faesser partner Emily Sisco is like her counterparts in town, trying to weather the Covid Crisis.

Treatment of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder

PTSD is an illness brought on by an acute life-threatening event. This may be from combat which is the original source for the diagnosis, but in today’s world, it is more likely to be due to some other threat to one’s safety. This is often a sexual assault or some other threat to one’s life.

Rural Futures Institute interns

Table Rock and Pawnee County have been chosen to the University of Nebraska Rural Futures Institute’s Community Fellowship Program, an 8-week program where 2 interns move into the area and work on various development projects.

We were excited to get the interns here

“It’s easy to take programs like these for granted when things are going well,” said Kenneth Edwards, Vice President of Table Rock Development Corporation in Table Rock, Neb.

Greetings from the interns

By Kate Osbon My name is Kate Osbon, and I am a senior at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. I will be graduating this December, with a major in Hospitality, Restaurant, and Tourism Management with an emphasis in event management, minoring in Leadership & Communications and Business.

To be or not to be close

“Greet each other with a holy kiss.” That is an actual passage of scripture from Rom 16:16. It’s likely not very popular these days. We would be comfortable doing this within our families, but at church? Well, now we have an excuse – Social Distancing.

Opal Rule: In love with her life, family, and horses

Opal stopped the car for a moment as we were pulling away from her horses. She looked out over the waist-high prairie grass she drives through every day with her older Buick, checking on them twice a day. She pointed back to them and said, “Isn’t that a pretty sight?” “Yes, it is” was the reply.

Remembrance of Karl Saurer, maker of film on Steinauer brothers

In 1991, Switzerland was celebrating the 700th anniversary of the Swiss Federation in 1291. This prompted Karl Saurer to think about what happened to the many immigrants who left Switzerland. He hoped this would be of interest to Swiss public and the schools in Nebraska.