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Omaha Steaks Nears 5 Million Corporate Gifts as It Expands Business Gifting for the Holidays
Corporate holiday gifting has quietly become one of the stickiest B2B categories in food and beverage — and Omaha Steaks just raised the stakes. The gourmet-food purveyor says it expects to surpass 5 million corporate gifts sent since 2000 by the end of 2026, and it's rolling out an expanded business gifting program to meet the moment.
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This Nebraska Cafe Serves Holiday Pies And Comfort Food With All The Comforts Of Home
The cinnamon pecan rolls at this cafe are big enough that sharing one isn’t polite, it’s practical. That alone tells you a lot about the kitchen’s priorities. The doors open at 6 AM every day. The kitchen cooks classic American comfort food from scratch, with casseroles, chicken pot pie, and honey fried chicken on the menu.
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Trader Joe’s Store at Avenue One
Trader Joe’s has officially listed its planned second Omaha store at 210 North 191st Street in the Avenue One development as “Coming Soon.” The 13,500 sq. ft. store will be located near 192nd & Burke Street. The grocery chain also operates a store at One Pacific Place. An opening date has not been announced.
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Eppley Airfield’s First Four New Gates Open Today
The first four new gates of Eppley Airfield’s $950 million terminal modernization and expansion project opened to passengers at about 4:00 a.m. today. Delta is using the gates, which are attached to the existing south terminal. Passengers using the current north terminal (United, Southwest) will not be able to see the new gates.
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New Baker's grocery store opens near 204th and Q to support west Omaha's rapid growth
ELKHORN, NE. — A new Baker's grocery store has opened just off 204th and Q in Elkhorn, giving shoppers in one of the metro's fastest-growing neighborhoods a new place to shop. The store opened in about a year and was designed to support the area's growth, according to Sheila...
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Our Verdict On 10 Nebraska Steakhouses Still Cutting Steaks In House And Who Took The Top Spot
One Omaha steakhouse moved into the top floor of a packing plant back in 1934. It still has butchers on staff, cutting and aging beef right there in the building. That detail stopped me cold. Another spot on this list has grilled steaks since 1933, surrounded by a hunter’s big-game trophies.
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Thanksgiving Week Means Lights Switch On Over This Nebraska Zoo Where Families Walk Under A Million Bulbs
Glowing lantern animals now stand where real giraffes and gorillas spend their days. After sunset, an entire Nebraska zoo trades daylight for color, and families stroll right through it. The paths wind past an African safari scene and an underwater world, both lit up in ways the daytime crowd never...
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Shop, Dine & Celebrate at Beth El
Chanukah is early this year, and Beth El Synagogue is getting a head start on the holiday fun!. Mark your calendars for Wednesday, November 18, from 6–8 p.m., as Beth El hosts its Light Up the Season Pop-Up Market, an evening filled with shopping, dinner, prizes and community fun!
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KIRA 91.9 FM wants to put Omaha on the air — including you…
So you’ve always dreamed of being a cool radio disc jockey and showing off your unique musical taste, but figured it was out of reach because you never worked in college radio and have no idea where to start?. Well, here’s your chance: The folks behind newly created radio...
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Skip The Usual Runza Run Because These 6 Nebraska Spots Serve Czech Specialties Worth The Drive
A Nebraska town got named the Czech Capital of the U.S. by presidential proclamation in 1987. I love that a small farm town carries a title that big. The Czech roots here run deep, and the food proves it. We’re talking roast duck, potato dumplings, sauerkraut, and kolaches in more fillings than you can count on two hands.
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Still Standing Since The 1800s, This Nebraska House Museum Once Belonged To A Civil War Hero
Ulysses S. Grant and his wife were dinner guests here in November 1879. Less than a year later, President Rutherford B. Hayes stayed overnight. That is two presidents passing through one front door in about ten months. The house was brand new back then, built in 1879 for a celebrated...
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Real People, Real Places: Elias Ginsberg
The movie is Admissions, a coming-of age road trip movie. Its producer is Elias Ginsberg, son of Julie and Bennett Ginsberg, who still live in Omaha—as do Elias’ uncle and cousins. It’s the first time he is the lead producer; he also is the cinematographer on the project.