Update on Fullerton’s Future

Dear Editor,As members of the Board of Fullerton’s Future Inc. we are writing to highlight both the progress and setbacks that we have recently experienced in opening the childcare center and preschool in hopes that you will share it with your readers.We will start with the progress (and positives)!

LETTER: Students deserve respect

I read with some interest Senator Lippincott’s column entitled “Going to school on property tax relief in Nebraska” In his column he notes the rising number of school staff and the rising number of special needs students.

LETTER: Reader does not like changes made to NCJ

The Journal has evolved over the years. I believe Plourds owned it before my time. The Hebdas owned and printed the Journal when I lived in Fullerton during my youth (60s, 70s,).

LETTER: Update on the Public Service Commission

The past several months have been very busy and productive at the Nebraska Public Service Commission (PSC).As we continue our summer activities and work, I wanted to share a quarterly update on our efforts over the past three months since the Spring 2024 District 4 Update.

LETTER: Reader talks about clean water policies

The time is overdue for the public to take an active role in Merrick and Nance county clean water protection via a county policy of public on up reporting system.Simple program where the Public, Sheriff’s office and County Board of Supervisors all work together.

LETTER: Reader disappointed after recent visit to Fullerton

My wife and I were long residents of Fullerton and we are so very proud of the all the ‘GOOD THINGS’ that happen there and the hard work that many of the residents are involved in to make these good things happen.

LETTER: Do your homework before you sign any petition

The following is my perspective as District 6 representative on the State Board of Education. I am not speaking on behalf of the Nebraska State Board of Education. Where do I stand on Opportunity Scholarships? I support public schools AND Opportunity Scholarships.

LETTER: Reader not sold on bond

Twin River Superintendent and School Board Members, The first I was aware of the $48.5 million bond project was in the Nance County Journal newspaper or any other publication printed publicly that I am aware of.