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Six Nebraska businesses recognized for recycling efforts

LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) — The Nebraska Recycling Council has announced six Nebraska businesses are being recognized for their efforts to recycle. The Nebraska Recycling Council is a nonprofit organization aimed at maximizing the economic and environment benefits of waste reduction. Of the six businesses, three are in Lincoln: Lincoln...

Lincoln, NE · 09-28
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Started As A Tiny Roadside Stand, This Nebraska Orchard Now Grows Over 30 Apple Varieties

The plan was simple: grab a snack, stretch our legs, and get back on the highway. Then a gravel lot in southeast Nebraska opened onto rows of fruit trees, a barn-style store, and the smell of warm apple donuts drifting across the parking area. One quick stop turned into an...

Nebraska City, NE · 09-27
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7 Nebraska Thrift Stores Big Enough To Fill Whole Former Grocery Buildings

Nebraska has a habit of hiding big surprises behind plain storefronts. A quick stop for a lamp can turn into two hours of wandering past racks, shelves, and furniture that seem to go on forever. The thrift stores on this list are so large they could fill an entire old...

Nebraska · 09-24
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This Nebraska Shop Is Packed With Gems, Crystals And Unexpected Treasures

Some of the best stops in Nebraska sit behind doors you’d never think to open. A plain strip mall storefront, a parking lot full of errand-runners, and inside, trays of polished stone glowing under shop lights like something smuggled out of a museum. You can drive past a place...

Lincoln, NE · 09-22
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Council to consider resolution on hiring policy

The Fremont City Council will consider a resolution Tuesday night to revise the City’s hiring policy to allow the City to accept high school graduates from non-accredited schools. Under the existing policy, applicants must provide a diploma from an accredited high school or documentation of successful completion of the General Educational Development (GED) test.

Fremont, NE · 09-28

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This Nebraska Alpaca Farm Lets You Head Into The Pasture And Feed The Herd

The gravel crunches, a gate swings open, and suddenly there are fuzzy heads swiveling your way like you just walked into someone’s living room uninvited. Nebraska has plenty of farms you can look at from the road, but very few that hand you a bucket of treats and let you walk right in among the animals.

Lancaster County, NE · 09-22

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Developer Eyes More Than 560 Acres Northwest of Lincoln for Possible Data Center

Another large tract of land in Lancaster County is being considered for data center development as local officials study how to regulate the rapidly growing industry. More than 560 acres northwest of Lincoln have been placed under a purchase option involving a company connected to Nevada-based Arevia Power, according to records obtained by Nebraska Public Media News.

Lancaster County, NE · 09-25

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Higher utility bills just days away for Nebraska City

NEBRASKA CITY –Utilities Manager Jon Borer spoke before city commissioners Sept. 21 ahead of a boost in utility bills that Nebraska City households will pay beginning Oct. 1. A 2025 rate study recommends charging Nebraska City's residential customers an additional $54,000 in summer rates and $153,000 in winter for...

Nebraska City, NE · 09-26

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Four Starbucks locations in Omaha metro to close on Sunday

OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - It appears four Starbucks locations in the Omaha metro are set to close. According to the Starbucks website, the following locations are set to close on Sunday. 96th and L. 122nd and Fort. Highway 370 and 195th in Gretna. 72nd and Cornhusker in Papillion. These closings...

Omaha, NE · 09-25

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Sept. 16: Douglas County tax hearing draws concerns over rising property taxes and school funding

Douglas County, the City of Omaha and area school districts presented their proposed 2026 budgets and property tax requests during a joint public hearing Sept. 16. Officials highlighted changes in assessed valuations, spending and state funding. Douglas County’s proposed property tax request is $227.3 million, while the City of Omaha proposed $256.2 million and Omaha Public Schools proposed $461.6 million.

Douglas County, NE · 09-25

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Another data center developer is eyeing land just outside of Lincoln

More than 560 acres on the edge of Northwest Lincoln are being optioned to a Nevada solar and data center developer, according to records obtained by Nebraska Public Media News. It's the latest in a string of purchase options taken out by data centers in Lancaster County. There’s Monolith and...

Lancaster County, NE · 09-25

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Nebraska governor announces ag relief amid rising costs

Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen announced 90-day diesel tax and weight exemptions for ag producers facing rising costs.

Nebraska · 09-25

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Sarpy County residents push back on property tax increases

Sarpy County residents voiced concerns about rising property taxes at a joint public hearing Wednesday night.

Sarpy County, NE · 09-24

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Nebraskans are paying higher fees to offset the state’s budget woes

Hugh McDermott recently put down $20 cash to fill up his Prius at a gas station at 17th and South streets in Lincoln. “There's a reason I drive a Prius. I want to get better gas mileage,” McDermott said as he watched the numbers on the pump go up. “And I try to fill up when I'm only half full, because it just feels better.”

Nebraska · 09-23

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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...

Lincoln, NE · 09-22