A tough transition: Communities help former inmates adjust

By Perry Stoner
Lincoln, NE – Every month, between 200 and 300 men and women enter Nebraska communities from a life few of us will ever know: a life spent behind bars.
Read MoreTombstone tour: Finding the value in Nebraska cemeteries

By Perry Stoner
Otoe County, NE – Local cemeteries in Nebraska can be sources of area and family history, but many of these cemeteries are falling into disrepair.
Read MoreWho’ll stop the wind?

By Perry Stoner
North Platte, NE – For many in Nebraska, wind is merely an occasional nuisance. But for farmers, it can have an impact on their livelihood.
Read MoreHome School Nebraska: A different kind of socialization

By Perry Stoner
Home schooling has long been criticized for a perceived lack of social opportunities. But modern home-schoolers argue otherwise.
Read MoreHome School Nebraska: Educating beyond the confines of the house

By Perry Stoner
Lincoln, NE – Computers with internet access allow more people to home-school, and there are many activities outside the home that supplement home-based education.
Read MoreHome School Nebraska: Part 1

By Perry Stoner
Lincoln, NE – Two percent of school age children in Nebraska are homeschooled. That makes it a mystery to most of us. How do parents teach and what tools are used?
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