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New Start Cleaning Helps Families Across Lincoln, Omaha and Surrounding Areas Prepare for the Holiday Hosting Season
As the holiday season approaches, New Start Cleaning LLC (newstartcleaningllc.com) is highlighting its pre- and post-holiday cleaning services for families throughout Lincoln, Omaha and surrounding Nebraska communities. Hosting Thanksgiving dinners, Christmas parties and family gatherings should be about creating memories, not stressing over cleaning the house. From preparing kitchens, bathrooms...
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Lincoln Police conclude investigation into $2.5M no-bid contract by Gov. Pillen
LINCOLN, Neb. (WOWT) - Lincoln Police have concluded their investigation into the $2.5 million no-bid emergency contract awarded by the state. The state auditor said the contract “smacks of favoritism” and questioned the nature of the emergency order steered by Gov. Jim Pillen. The case will now be...
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‘A special milestone’: Girl Scouts Spirit of Nebraska celebrates 100 year anniversary
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - The Girl Scouts Spirit of Nebraska is celebrating a significant anniversary this week, marking 100 years since the organization’s Nebraska chapter started. On Thursday evening, the nonprofit kicked off its year-long celebration with an anniversary banquet at the Country Club of Lincoln. There, keynote speaker...
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Lincoln Plans Removal of 64 Hazardous Trees in Two Parks
Lincoln Parks and Recreation plans to remove 64 hazardous trees at Standing Bear and Sawyer Snell parks, with 124 new trees scheduled for planting across three locations in spring 2027. Removal work is scheduled to begin in late October at Standing Bear Park on Park Boulevard and in early November...
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Street closures, parking restrictions set in Lincoln ahead of Bryan house move
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - Two streets in Lincoln will close next week to allow for the move of the William Jennings Bryan house on the Bryan Medical Center East Campus. Temporary street closures and parking restrictions will run from Tuesday, Nov. 3, through Sunday, Nov. 8, with the move planned for Saturday, Nov. 7.
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Lincoln City Libraries Introduces New Early Childhood Literacy Program
LINCOLN–(News Release Oct. 29)–Mayor Leirion Gaylor Baird and Ryan Wieber, Lincoln City Libraries (LCL) Director, today introduced a new reading initiative designed to strengthen early childhood literacy and connect families with library resources. The 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten program begins November 9 and encourages families and caregivers to read 1,000 books with children before they enter kindergarten.
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A Season to Celebrate Lincoln’s Business Community
Jason Ball, President & CEO – Lincoln Chamber of Commerce (lcoc.com) The Lincoln business community has a lot to celebrate. This fall, the Lincoln Chamber of Commerce is recognizing the people and businesses making a difference through three awards programs. highlighting professional achievement, business success and community impact. The...
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OPINION: Politics won’t ignore you, so don’t ignore politics
Recently, it seems like every other commercial has been a political ad of some sort. Early voting is already underway and preparations are in order leading up to the general election on Nov. 3. On college campuses in particular, political news and opinions are nearly inescapable. While some students welcome...
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Coffee and Camaraderie: Community for Veterans, Military Members, & Gold Star Families
ASHLAND, Neb. — The Strategic Air Command & Aerospace Museum is strengthening its commitment to the military community through Coffee & Camaraderie, a free monthly gathering designed to honor service, build connections, and provide meaningful access to the museum for veterans, military members, and Gold Star families. The museum...
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Pizzomatic: The only pizza vending machine in Nebraska
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - When you are going to a vending machine, you’re likely buying some chips, candy or a drink, but likely not a pizza. Juice, a Lincoln High graduate, wanted to change that. Juice opened up the Pizzomatic near 48th and O streets more than a year...