The guest speakers at Monday’s Pachyderm Luncheon in Omaha were state senators Mike McDonnell and Kathleen Kauth. McDonnell was elected to the Nebraska legislature in
Category: Meetups
K-Von comes to Campus
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln chapter of Turning Point USA hosted a comedy night at the Student Center on Friday, March 31, with a comedian named K-Von, who tours
Omaha Mayor Jean Stothert and the State of the City
Omaha Mayor Jean Stothert stopped by the Pizza Ranch on Thursday to give a lunchtime “state of the city” address to the River City Republicans,
Mike Hilgers and Marion Miner on Life in the Post-Roe Era
Business and Professional People for Life had two guests to speak on forthcoming legislation and action in a post-Roe era — Nebraska’s new Attorney General
Jim Rose, Joe Jordan, Randall Atkins speak on panel on the Future of the Republican Party
After an underwhelming midterm election and political infighting within the party, the topic of “The Future of the Republican Party” was timely for this week
Suzanne Geist, Pete Ricketts speak on Lincoln Mayoral Race
Suzanne Geist, a Nebraska State Senator who is now running for Mayor of Lincoln, was the guest speaker at the Pachyderm luncheon at Ahmad’s Persian
Aimee Melton talks Affordable Housing, Streetcar Project
Aimee Melton, an Omaha city council member first elected nearly ten years ago, spoke to guests at the Pizza Ranch today about an affordable housing
Rod Edwards and Nebraska First PAC push to end secret votes in the Nebraska Legislature
During his run for Governor, Charles W. Herbster poured $11 million of his own money into a largely self-funded campaign. When he lost in the
Freedom Fest features Alex Stein, Bryson Gray, and a Major Thunderstorm
The Nebraska Freedom Caucus held its second annual Freedom Fest on Saturday, an event that was dampened by the weather but persisted nevertheless. The first
Sarpy GOP holds ice cream social
It was around 100 degrees at the Walnut Creek Recreation Area in Papillion, Neb. on Saturday, but that didn’t keep a couple dozen people from