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‘It was a very difficult decision that the family made’: Campbell’s Nurseries plans to close in July 2027
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - After serving Lincoln for 115 years, Campbell’s Nurseries & Garden Centers announced last week that will be closing their doors. One of the people part of the ownership group, Andrew Campbell said that are looking at their final day being July 2 2027. Andrew has...
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New weather stations aim to improve forecasting for Nebraska farmers
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - The University of Nebraska-Lincoln celebrated the completion of 35 new weather stations with a ribbon cutting ceremony at Nebraska’s main mesonet site on East Campus. The mesonet weather station is one of 104 stations located across the state. Mesonets collect weather data that helps manage...
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Cedar Creek Newsletter - September 23, 2026
Unlock Local Business Growth by Joining Community Associations. New and growing local business owners often pour energy into operations and marketing while leaving local business associations on the “later” list. The tension is simple: staying focused on daily demands can quietly limit small business growth by shrinking access to professional networking opportunities and local decision-makers. That gap can also make it harder to feel anchored in the entrepreneur community, especially when challenges hit and support is needed fast. Understanding real business membership benefits helps owners choose connections that strengthen their standing in the local market.
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A gruff market: Southeast Nebraska goat owners find novel ways to turn profit
Princess Buttercup, also known as Piddlepuff, was a housepet rescued when someone found her wandering down a busy Lincoln street. Potter came from a commercial producer, severely underweight and in need of nourishment because the producer’s hay didn’t have enough Vitamin E. Zoey and Elle are retired from the Lincoln Children’s Zoo petting zoo.
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LaunchLNK Offering $20,000 Grants to Lincoln Startups
Applications are open for a Lincoln economic-development program offering early-stage companies $20,000 in cash and more than $23,000 in professional services and other benefits. LaunchLNK will select six companies for its next group. First-round applications are due October 16. Abby Bartholomew, director of entrepreneurship and innovation for the Lincoln Chamber...
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Former Ag Secretary Mike Johanns Emphasizes Rural Vitality and Innovation at UNL Heuermann
LINCOLN, NEB — Former Governor Mike Johanns took center stage at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln on Tuesday for the latest Heuermann Lecture, focusing his address on rural vitality, agricultural innovation, and keeping local communities strong across all 93 counties. Agriculture drives a quarter of all jobs across Nebraska,...
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Lincoln Electric System customers could see higher bills in 2027
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - Lincoln electric bills could be going up next year under a new budget proposed by Lincoln Electric System. If approved, customer rates would increase by 3.5% starting Jan. 1, 2027. This means an increase of about $4 a month for a typical household using 1,000 kilowatt-hours of power.
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Campbell’s Nurseries to close after 115 years in Lincoln
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - Campbell’s Nurseries will shut its doors in spring 2027 after serving the Lincoln community for 115 years. The plant nursery said in a Facebook post Wednesday that it made the decision to close after several difficult and emotional family conversations. The closure follows the business’s...
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Rocky Mountain Snow Guards Announces 2026 Contest Winners
Rocky Mountain Snow Guards, Inc., a leader in the snow retention industry, and S-5!, the inventor of engineered, manufactured, metal roof attachments, have announced the four outstanding project winners in the 2026 “Show Us Our Snow Guards Contest.” Roofing contractors across the nation have won $6,000 in prizes for their skillful installation of snow retention systems on commercial and residential projects using products from Rocky Mountain Snow Guards and S-5! during the past five years. Each roofing company winner will receive a cash prize of $1,500 plus local and national publicity.