Loschen says lt. gov. needs to be a farmer; that’s why he’s running
He has farmed in the Wilcox area since he was a high school senior in 1985. Farming the same land southeast of Wilcox that his parents, Harold and Rosie Loschen, farmed, he also rents property to run more than 1,500 acres of soybeans, corn and wheat.
Loschen, 40, also could someday be "a heartbeat away" from being governor. He was . . .
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Time for a middle class tax cut
Note: The following article was written by economics professor Greg Hayden and accounting professor Linda Ruchala of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, economics professor Alan Jenkins of the University of Nebraska-Kearney, and economics professor Janet West of the University of Nebraska-Omaha. We wish to comment on gubernatorial . . . read more >>
Hahn pushes big change
As David Hahn moves through the breakfast crowd at the OK Cafe in Hastings, he hears some assuring words. “Property taxes are too high,” Robert Siemsen of Fairfield announces as Hahn reaches his table. “And we're suffering a big intellectual drain. Five years after our kids finish high school, they're all gone.” Those . . . read more >>
