"Crews will be back out there," Lincoln's snow czar Tim Byrne said. "They will be tidying up. We will be responding to all requests for service."Â
NU coach Scott Frost feels the culture in his program is better than it's been at any point since his arrival. But questions persist.
A day after a nine-member committee of state lawmakers was advised to quarantine due to a COVID-19 exposure, two of the state senators were back at work on Wednesday.
But as it stands, Lancaster County will trail behind every other health district in the state in moving to vaccinate elderly residents.
The effort attracted strong support from predominantly rural interests during a public hearing that focused on sharply rising property taxes.
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