Taylor Royal has come full circle. The 35-year-old financial advisor first entered the political scene in 2017 with an unsuccessful primary challenge to incumbent Mayor
Author: Matt Johnson
Iowa Faith & Freedom Coalition Hosts “Soapbox Speaker” event with District 4 candidates
The Iowa Faith & Freedom Coalition drew a packed house at the Treynor Community Center on Monday evening for its “Soapbox Speaker Series,” featuring five
Pete Ricketts’ Nebraska Steak Fry returns with Oklahoma Senator Markwayne Mullin
Pete Ricketts’ annual Nebraska Steak Fry is a popular Republican event in Nebraska, drawing hundreds of guests for a steak dinner and the chance to
Bob Evnen speaks on election integrity and Common Cause lawsuit
As Nebraska’s secretary of state, Bob Evnen has his hands full. His official duties include promoting international trade, serving on the Pardons Board, chairing the
Nebraska’s Second House Ready to take on Property Taxes
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Lou Ann Goding Launches Bid for State Board of Education, sees “urgency issue” in Nebraska Schools
Lou Ann Goding sees a crisis looming in education. “We have about five years to figure this thing out,” she said. “Because if we don’t,
Pillen speaks of budget cuts, property taxes at Pachyderm Luncheon
The big news from Gov. Jim Pillen yesterday was that he signed an executive order opting Nebraska into a new federal school choice program passed
Democracy and the American Church: The Pivotal Moment of the Charlie Kirk Effect
There is a new energy stirring in the American church this week—an institution that has become comfortable living behind a wall of separation from the
Charlie Kirk and the Turning Point for Civil Discourse
Last week, America lost not only a champion of free speech, but a real friend to Omaha conservatives, who worked to bring a message of
Jim Vokal on Nebraska’s looming Property Tax Crisis
Property taxes are out of control in Nebraska. In Omaha, landmark restaurants like Johnny’s Café and Cascios are seeing their property valuations increase more than