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Nebraska Shoppers Keep Coming Back To This Butcher Shop Where Fresh-Cut Steaks Still Come At Fair Prices
Alligator, goat, bison and rabbit share counter space with ribeyes at one Nebraska butcher shop. That lineup alone made me stop scrolling. The shop’s slogan is a cheeky one: You Can’t Beat Our Meat. The butchers will cut a ribeye to the exact thickness you ask for. They...
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End of the Line: Old Depot Vineyard and Winery Closes
After five years of welcoming guests to its historic railroad depot south of Brady, Old Depot Vineyard and Winery has officially closed its doors. The business held its final weekend of operation on Oct. 23–24, bringing an end to a gathering place known for Nebraska-made wines, wood-fired pizzas and its connection to local history.
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As Nebraska seeks to grow, Omaha’s energy capacity is a major hurdle
In 2021, across much of the country, Winter Storm Uri caused utilities to scramble for power as the use of electricity and natural gas increased. In addition to facing transmission constraints, utilities couldn't generate enough power due to issues with fuel supply and equipment malfunctions. In Nebraska, in an effort to preserve the grid and prevent a system-wide failure, the Omaha Public Power District, or OPPD, conducted rolling blackouts. Afterward, the Southwest Power Pool, which manages the region's grid reliability, required its members to keep more power capacity in reserve in case of future emergency situations.
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New OPPD board members face North Omaha plant, data center and CEO decisions
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - Three new members elected this week to the OPPD board will need to address the future of the North Omaha coal-burning power plant, data centers and the selection of a new CEO in 2027. Former Nebraska state Sen. Carol Blood won election to the eight-member board....
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USDA invests $250,000 into Wahoo meat processing facility
WAHOO, Neb. (KLKN) — The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has revealed an investment of $250,000 into a meat processing facility in Wahoo. The investment comes through the Meat and Poultry Processing Expansion Program Phase Four. “Local meat processors play an important role in serving producers and consumers throughout...