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Saddle up: Live bulls and country music are coming to Pinnacle Bank Arena
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - Pinnacle Bank Arena will trade in basketball courts for live bulls, dirt flooring and live country music this April. Bass Pro Shops Bulls, Bands and Barrels will stop in Lincoln on April 10 during its nationwide stadium tour. The event pairs bull riding, barrel racing and...
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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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Author makes trip from Washington, D.C. to Omaha for book reading
Journalist and author Christopher Vondracek drove from Washington, D.C. to Omaha for one in a series of book readings throughout the Midwest. His sophomore work, "Redlin or Rodin," is a series of essays cataloging moments from his childhood in Minnesota parallel to his adult obsession with painter Terry Redlin. Vondracek's...
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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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This Lincoln Diner Bakes So Many Pies That Choosing Just One Slice Becomes A Real Nebraska Dilemma
Somewhere in Nebraska, a diner keeps a pie list so long that butterscotch pecan and custard have to share the spotlight with key lime, cherry and lemon meringue. And that’s before anyone mentions the strawberry rhubarb crumb. The bakery case waits near the front door, right where you pay...
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Every Runza Started At This Lincoln Nebraska Stand In 1949 And The Recipe Hasn’t Budged
Ground beef, cabbage and onions baked inside fresh yeast dough. That simple bundle has been feeding Nebraska since 1949, and the core recipe still follows the same idea. The name itself has a sneaky backstory. The founders couldn’t trademark the old word bierock, so they gave the sandwich a brand-new name instead.
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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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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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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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Scooter’s Coffee finds perfect balance of flavor innovation, operational efficiency
Scooter’s Coffee offers a mind-blowing number of flavor combinations, all created from 41 syrups and sauces in a footprint that averages 688 square feet and is engineered for speedy service. “Every single inch matters, and we’re very mindful of any new ingredients that come into the kiosk,” said Angela...
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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.