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Update, First let me say, we are not “slamming” any elected officials, just pointing out where we believe they are wrong. This error will cost everyone in this county. Why? because we are going to court! We now have heard

We have received several more private messages about our 4th amendment comments. So we just found this video that really explains very well people’s rights. Like I said in a previous post, the 4th amendment allows you to keep people

Page Transparency… One of the things we promised from the beginning was to be transparent with what we are finding and what is happening on our pages. With that in mind, here is what is happening on our pages for

Truth in Taxes…. Hi Everyone, Some of you are sending your pink notices about the tax increase and they are really saying different things. We thought we would post ours so you can see what is REALLY in store for

At the last Commissioners’ meeting, one county official said “Our checkbook is empty” when asked about why they needed new property taxes. I so enjoyed Lynette’s response. “Well stop spending then like all of us have had to do.” This

Good Morning Sidney and Cheyenne County Nebraska, Ok. Round 2 of our 15-round title match with the elected officials will begin in a couple weeks. Time to start planning! The 8% tax increase meeting is scheduled for September 26th at

Please read this post. As you read it, please ask yourself, is this the Nebraska you want? Nebraskans are hard-working, lovely people, but some of the laws that are used by counties to control the people are as one court

Very powerful words, it is our preamble. The most powerful preamble ever written. So powerful that they have created new governments and increased freedoms. People can do anything when they have a common mission. So let’s find one now. I

We had a question from Sandy asking if we could explain the Mil Levy as it pertains to everyone’s taxes. Here is some of what the state of Nebraska says and we will put links to all this information at

Yesterday during the Cheyenne County Commissioner’s meeting on the budget we tried to explain our point of view about the burden residents is feeling about taxes. The burden we hear about every day. In our posts, we have tried to