‘ We can make a difference ’: In life and death, Nebraska family’s story finds hope in tragedy For more than a decade, she funneled hope, fear and frustration into. A reported murder-suicide in rural Nebraska took the lives of the four members of a family who had told their stories, and encouraged others to open up about mental. In life and death, Nebraska family’s story finds hope in tragedy. The Koch family , posing for a portrait outside their home near Eustis on Jan. “I am stronger than my strongest excuse.” A ’ zja leverages her resiliency to create a thriving life. “I’m a youth who’s achieved a lot of things that other people. Fast-forward nearly seventy years and Abe’s humble startup has grown to become one of the biggest recyclers in Nebraska . Still family -owned and operated, the company will. “Having four children under 4 made life very stressful,” Emily says. “We had heard that multiples put a lot of stress on a marriage, but we had no idea just how little. What Nebraska needs is true education reform and a lot of creativity and innovation in the classroom. It’s time to stop forcing attendance and instead inspire it. Her family managed to hold on to their land and legacy through what she attributes to “grit or stubbornness,” tightening their belts, making tough financial decisions,. The Flatwater Free Press in 2024 wrote about the Koch family raising awareness in rural Nebraska, where resources are thinner and suicide rates are higher than in cities. How the lone farmer running a state government is navigating Trump’s turbulent policies Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen talks foreign trade, federal spending cuts and his. LINCOLN — Two former state lawmakers, an Omaha couple that founded a senior home care service and the head of a Lincoln facility that won the first-ever “Coolest Thing.
This Nebraska Family's Success Will Make You Rethink Everything
‘ We can make a difference ’: In life and death, Nebraska family’s story finds hope in tragedy For more than a decade, she funneled hope, fear and frustration i...