Session should feature rural topics
Parker Cyza
Nebraska News Service
LINCOLN — The 106th Nebraska Legislature is set to start Jan. 9, and a number of topics and issues affecting rural Nebraska, like agriculture, property taxes, educational funding and voter-approved Medicaid, will take the stage.
The state’s 49 senators—11 newly elected and two more to be appointed to vacancies—will convene to discuss, debate and vote on these and other issues.
For many lawmakers, property taxes are a major issue.
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