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MidAmerican Energy planning overnight power outage, repairs for New Market substation
(New Market) -- Power is expected to be temporarily disconnected in and around New Market Sunday night as repairs are made to a MidAmerican Energy substation. New Market city officials say the energy company will be replacing a voltage regulator at its New Market substation starting at around 11 p.m. Sunday. Officials say the outage is expected to last roughly eight hours.
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Anita Supply Center – Getting you ready for the Holidays
(Sponsored) Iowa winters bring plenty of reasons to work on your home, and the holidays bring a few more. Whether you need to seal out drafts with window plastic, wrap exposed pipes, add insulation, or stock up on furnace filters, Anita Supply Center has the supplies to help. Planning a bigger update before company arrives? We can help you choose new windows, siding, interior doors, cabinets, countertops, flooring, bathroom vanities and showers. We offer Silestone Quartz, Formica and Wilsonart laminate countertops, Onyx Collection products, carpet, tile and luxury vinyl plank, and we have our own flooring installer. You’ll also find plumbing supplies, faucets, hardware and Valspar paint to finish the job.
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Everyone Buys Spices At Hy-Vee But This Omaha Shop Is Devoted To Hundreds Of Spices And Blends
There’s a store in Nebraska where the cinnamon alone comes in a lineup that runs from delicate and sweet to hot and spicy. One spice, several personalities. I love that kind of nerdy dedication. The shelves hold whole spices, powdered spices, curries, and blends with names like Northwoods and...
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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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Nebraska Shoppers Keep Coming Back To This Butcher Shop Where Fresh-Cut Steaks Still Come At Fair Prices
Alligator, goat, bison and rabbit share counter space with ribeyes at one Nebraska butcher shop. That lineup alone made me stop scrolling. The shop’s slogan is a cheeky one: You Can’t Beat Our Meat. The butchers will cut a ribeye to the exact thickness you ask for. They...
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MH Equipment acquires Riekes Equipment
Materials handling equipment dealer MH Equipment has acquired Omaha, NE-based Riekes Equipment. The acquisition combines MH Equipment’s resources and regional presence with Riekes’ strong customer relationships and specialized materials handling expertise. Riekes will continue operating under its established name as Riekes — an MH Logistics Company. “I’ve...
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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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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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Mercury in retrograde: Bar owner who fought for businesses hurt by streetcar work to close up shop
As he picked up the microphone, Clark Ross gazed out to a sight that had become all too rare: His bar was full of people. These weren’t regulars drawn to Mercury for a cocktail on that chilly February night. They were Omaha business owners and residents who, like Ross, had struggled under the strain of streetcar construction.
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New OPPD board members face North Omaha plant, data center and CEO decisions
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - Three new members elected this week to the OPPD board will need to address the future of the North Omaha coal-burning power plant, data centers and the selection of a new CEO in 2027. Former Nebraska state Sen. Carol Blood won election to the eight-member board....
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As Nebraska seeks to grow, Omaha’s energy capacity is a major hurdle
In 2021, across much of the country, Winter Storm Uri caused utilities to scramble for power as the use of electricity and natural gas increased. In addition to facing transmission constraints, utilities couldn't generate enough power due to issues with fuel supply and equipment malfunctions. In Nebraska, in an effort to preserve the grid and prevent a system-wide failure, the Omaha Public Power District, or OPPD, conducted rolling blackouts. Afterward, the Southwest Power Pool, which manages the region's grid reliability, required its members to keep more power capacity in reserve in case of future emergency situations.
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Crossroads Construction Update with Woodbury Corporation
What is coming next at the former Crossroads Mall at 72nd and Dodge? In this special Grow Omaha interview, Jeff Beals and Trenton Magid welcome Taylor Woodbury, CEO of Woodbury Corporation, and Josh Berger, Director of Development – Midwest Office, for a detailed construction update on the 38-acre mixed-use redevelopment.
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Omaha Power Outage Knocks Out 1,400 Customers, Hits Nathan Hale Middle School
A power outage knocked out electricity to roughly 1,400 customers across Omaha on Monday, including Nathan Hale Middle School, where students kept working through their lessons by natural light while the lunch schedule hung in limbo. The outage struck Omaha, Nebraska, and left the school among the locations without power as the morning got underway.