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Beatrice's Historic Paddock Building Nears Rebirth as 36-Unit Apartment Hub

The century-old Paddock building in downtown Beatrice is nearing the finish line on a roughly $10 million transformation into apartments, offices and small-business space, with the newly formed Gage Development Coalition hoping to move into the building by the end of 2026. Crews are closing out the work. From Grand...

Beatrice, NE · 2d
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Pet food maker Alphia to lay off 93 workers in Pawnee City

PAWNEE CITY, Neb. (KOLN) - Alphia, Inc., one of Pawnee City’s largest employers, plans to lay off 93 workers as it transitions its local facility from a manufacturing plant to a warehouse and distribution hub. The pet food manufacturer notified the Nebraska Department of Labor of the planned job...

Pawnee City, NE · 2d
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William Jennings Bryan Home Preparing for Move to New Location

The historic William Jennings Bryan home in Lincoln is getting closer to its move to a new location, with crews completing preparations for the massive relocation scheduled to begin Friday. Jamin Buckingham with Wolf House Movers, a Pennsylvania-based company specializing in moving large structures, says crews have spent considerable time preparing the home for the move.

Lincoln, NE · 3d
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Historic home relocated to Bryan East Campus

LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - The historic Williams Jennings Bryan home was successfully relocated to the northeast corner of Bryan East Campus at 52nd and A streets on Saturday. “Relocating the William Jennings Bryan home wasn’t just about moving brick and mortar,” said Bob Ravenscroft, system vice president and chief marketing and development officer. “It was about being reverent of the original gift from over a century ago that allows Bryan Health to provide care to the people of our region. We’re deeply grateful to everyone who poured their expertise and passion into making this move a reality. It’s important to preserve this unique aspect of our origins and put the home back into use while elevating its prominence and balancing emerging health care needs at Bryan East Campus.”

Lincoln, NE · 11h
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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...

Wahoo, NE · 4d

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Boil water order issued for Beatrice West Water System customers

BEATRICE, Neb. (KOLN) - A water line break has prompted a boil water order for customers of the Beatrice West Water System. On Wednesday, the Lower Big Blue Natural Resource District (NRD), which manages the Beatrice West Water System, said the system lost total pressure due to a leak. Repairs to the leak are underway.

Beatrice, NE · 3d

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Dispute over birds in late 1800s described as Lincoln Chicken War

The dispute was reported in a story by Charles H. Gere in the Nebraska State Journal.

Lincoln, NE · 5d

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Our Picks For 6 Nebraska Fabric Shops Still Stacking Bolts To The Ceiling After Joann Closed

One Nebraska quilt shop reportedly knocked out interior walls just to make room for more fabric. I love that kind of commitment. It tells you everything about how seriously this state takes a good bolt of cotton. When Joann shut its doors for good in 2025, a lot of sewists...

Nebraska · 5d

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Innovative food processing technique boosts Nebraska companies, educational outreach

LINCOLN, Neb. — In a high-tech laboratory at Nebraska Innovation Campus, Mary-Grace Danao places packaged pet food into a small, blue, plastic tub and sends it into a silver-colored chamber that submits it to high pressure — extraordinary pressure, six times that of the Pacific Ocean’s farthest depths.

Lincoln, NE · 3d

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Low Cost Tree Seedlings Available for Spring Preorder

Lincoln-area landowners can reserve low-cost tree and shrub seedlings now for pickup next spring through Lower Platte South Natural Resources District. Orders opened Nov. 1, and landowners are encouraged to order early because some species can sell out before the March 15, 2027, deadline. The district sells seedlings in bundles...

Lincoln, NE · 5d

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A Teaspoon of Clean Oil in the Cylinder Is One of the Steps Nebraska Extension Lists for Putting a Lawn Mower Away for Winter

Nebraska Extension lists a teaspoon of clean oil in the cylinder among mower winterizing steps, and other states add hose and hand tool storage advice.

Nebraska · 6d

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CreaBoost to Bring Creatine Monohydrate Manufacturing to the U.S.

CreaBoost, the creatine monohydrate brand from Vireo Systems, announced that it will begin manufacturing creatine monohydrate in the U.S., expanding Vireo Systems’ existing Plattsmouth, Nebraska facility with roughly 70,000 square feet of new manufacturing, storage, and distribution space. The expansion will add more than 30 jobs over the next...

Plattsmouth, NE · 5d

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Families Pick Apples Straight Off The Branch At This Nebraska City Orchard Where The Donuts And Cider Steal The Show

A hayrack ride here can drop you off in one corner of the orchard and pick you up later in another. That alone makes it feel more like a tiny farm adventure than an errand. The rows hold apples, of course. They also hold cherries, peaches, grapes, and pumpkins, depending on when you show up in this corner of Nebraska.

Nebraska City, NE · 5d

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SBA offers disaster loans to Douglas County flood victims

Financial help is now available for residents and businesses hit by the floods on Sept. 30 and Oct. 1.

Douglas County, NE · 5d