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Berry Law adds four attorneys after Nebraska Capitol swearing-in
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Berry Law said four new attorneys were sworn in Oct. 1 at the Nebraska State Capitol after passing the Nebraska Bar Exam. The hires expand the firm’s Veterans Disability and Personal Injury practices as it continues serving clients across Nebraska…
Mitchell Kohl earns National Trial Lawyers honor in Nebraska
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Mitchell Kohl, J.D., M.D., of Rensch & Rensch Law has been named to The National Trial Lawyers Top 40 Under 40 in Nebraska’s civil plaintiff category, adding a second state recognition after an earlier selection in Colorado.
BBB names 2026 International Torch Awards for Ethics winners
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The International Association of Better Business Bureaus announced four winners of its 2026 International Torch Awards for Ethics, with honorees ranging from a small architecture firm to Hy-Vee. The awards spotlight businesses that score highly on…
Gary E Smith wins NYC Big Book Award political thriller prize
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Gary E Smith’s And So It Goes won first place in the Political Thriller category at the 2026 NYC Big Book Award.
Kingsland realtor Emerson Prescott earns military relocation certification
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Emerson Prescott, a Kingsland, Georgia Realtor with EXP Realty and Wowza Property Management Services, has earned the Military Relocation Professional certification.
US Legal Groups launches divorce podcast with first episode on parental alienation
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US Legal Groups is launching Confessions of a Divorce Assassin, a new podcast hosted by CEO David Crum and Brooke Mathieu that features candid conversations with family law attorneys.
Rensch & Rensch adds physician-attorney to Nebraska injury team
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Rensch & Rensch Law has added Mitchell Kohl, M.D., J.D., to its Nebraska personal injury practice as insurers increasingly fight over medical causation, impairment and future care.
New book recasts Colorado statehood as a political power play
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Historian Maxwell Rotbart says Colorado’s 1876 admission to the Union was shaped more by partisan strategy and presidential politics than by frontier growth.
Mesothelioma Victims Center pushes legal options for former mechanics with asbestos cancer
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The Mesothelioma Victims Center is urging former auto and truck mechanics nationwide who have mesothelioma or asbestos-related lung cancer to explore compensation options and legal representation.
Pronto launches Jaguars shuttle booking portal, challenges JTA game-day service
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Pronto has opened a booking portal for Jacksonville Jaguars game-day shuttle service to EverBank Stadium and says it has notified the Jacksonville Transportation Authority over an alleged Federal Transit Administration charter-rule violation.
Kimberly Vaught brings 35 years of school administration expertise to Aurora schools
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Kimberly Vaught, who has spent more than 25 years at Aurora School District 4R in Nebraska, is being highlighted by Influential Women for her work in payroll, bookkeeping, HR, and employee administration.
L. A. Tramwell’s debut novel wins NYC Big Book Award recognition
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L. A. Tramwell’s young adult novel, Gretna Can’t Get Any Greener, was named a Distinguished Favorite in the Teen category by the NYC Big Book Award.
Russovoir’s ‘Byron: The One Lung Filipinomenon’ named a Distinguished Favorite at the 2026 NYC Big Book Award
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Russovoir’s LGBTQ novel ‘Byron: The One Lung Filipinomenon’ was named a Distinguished Favorite in the 2026 NYC Big Book Award.
Kay Louise Bowen’s thriller wins NYC Big Book Award
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Kay Louise Bowen’s novel Secrets II Vengeance & Revenge was named a winner in the Psychological Thriller category at the NYC Big Book Award, adding international recognition to her earlier Independent Press Award success.
NYC Big Book Award names 2026 winners on 10th anniversary
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The NYC Big Book Award announced its 2026 winners and distinguished favorites, marking the program’s 10th anniversary and recognizing 163 subcategory winners across 15 major categories.
Writers of the Future Volume 42 wins NYC Big Book Award for best anthology
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The NYC Big Book Award named L. Ron Hubbard Presents Writers of the Future Volume 42 the winner in its Anthology category, recognizing 12 original speculative fiction stories and illustrations by emerging writers and artists.
Dr. Kara Roncin joins IAOTP Hall of Fame
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Dr. Kara Roncin has been inducted into the International Association of Top Professionals Hall of Fame and will be honored at the group’s annual gala at New York’s Plaza Hotel in December.
Mesothelioma Compensation Center targets electricians with asbestos-linked cancer claims
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The Mesothelioma Compensation Center is urging electricians and other electrical workers diagnosed with mesothelioma or asbestos-related lung cancer to contact its free service for direct access to compensation lawyers.
Jane Scott Stuart's debut novel wins NYC Big Book Award in African American fiction
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The NYC Big Book Award named Not In This World by Jane Scott Stuart and Elaine Flowers a winner in African American Fiction.
Tristate Collaborative adds Rippleshot to fraud tools for credit unions
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Tristate Collaborative has added Rippleshot to its shared solutions lineup, giving credit unions in Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska and Wisconsin access to fraud-detection tools designed to catch threats earlier.
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