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This Nebraska Comic Shop Keeps Thousands Of Back Issues Filed In Long Boxes Going Back To The 1960s
One comic shop in Nebraska sells vintage back issues, retro video games, and Star Wars figures under one roof. It even stays open late on Friday nights, which feels like a gift to anyone who reads after dark. The shelves keep going from there. Manga, Funko Pops, Magic: The Gathering...
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Lindenmeyr Munroe Acquires Omaha Paper Company
Central National Gottesman Inc. (CNG) announced today that its Lindenmeyr Munroe division will acquire the business of Nebraska-based Omaha Paper Company, expanding its presence in the Midwest. Family-owned and operated for more than 60 years, Omaha Paper recently rebranded as OPC Direct, specializing in the distribution of paper, packaging materials...
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‘Over $25,000’ in damage’: Bellevue honey business devastated by historic flooding
BELLEVUE, Neb. (WOWT) - Anna-Marie Mistanoglu can’t forget the first thing she saw the morning after historic flooding across the Omaha metro. “One of the first things I see is the field is completely underwater. Our hives are on the other side of the field,” Mistanoglu said. The...
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Tasty Pizza Shuts Blair Shop, Owner Says Remote Site Was Too Far to Manage
Tasty Pizza closed its Blair storefront Friday, with owner Mary Joseph saying the shop at 1653 Washington Street was simply too far from her Omaha base to manage properly. The scratch-kitchen pizzeria, known around the metro for 8-inch personal pies and a no-delivery counter-service model, now operates from two remaining Omaha spots — one at 60th and Woolworth streets and another at 32nd Avenue and Oak Street.
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Google announces $6M contribution to reduce Omaha utility bills
Google is making a $6 million contribution in Nebraska aiming to lower energy bills for Omaha Public Power District customers. The announcement was made during a press conference Monday at OPPD’s administrative offices, where officials said the funds will support a community collaboration led by OPPD with support from United Way of the Midlands and other community partners.
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Omaha's 225-Unit City View Apartments Set for Affordable Housing Rebirth
The shuttered City View Apartments at 604 S. 22nd St. are headed for a years-long transformation, with new owners planning to reopen all 225 units as affordable housing reserved for lower-income renters. The Florida-based developer behind the project doesn't expect construction to start before 2027, but the building has already landed a key piece of its financing puzzle.
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Delta Flight Aborts LaGuardia Landing At The Last Second To Avoid Private Jet Taking Off
Delta Connection regional jet had to abort its landing at LaGuardia Airport after a private jet took off from an intersecting runway without permission from air traffic control. Delta Air Lines flight DL5415, operated by an Endeavor Air Bombardier CRJ900, was coming in to land after originating from Omaha Eppley Airfield.
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This Historic Nebraska Mill Still Tells The Winter Quarters Story Of Water-Powered Flour And Lumber
Hand-hewn timbers cut by pioneers in 1846 still hold up an old pink mill in Nebraska. You can see them up close, wooden pegs and all. Those beams once belonged to a water-powered mill that ground flour and sawed lumber for thousands of pioneers waiting out a brutal Missouri River winter. The building later served one family for more than a century, then sat empty for years.
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Craft Lovers Wander Aisles Of Yarn And Scrapbook Paper At This Family-Run Nebraska Store
Free popcorn by the front door, with seasonings you can sample, is not what most people expect from a craft store. Add a Christmas shop that stays open all year, and I’m already reaching for my car keys. This Nebraska store started out as a Ben Franklin, and the...
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Hamann, Union Pacific chief financial officer, to retire
OMAHA, Neb. — Chief Financial Officer Jennifer Hamann will retire in early 2027, Union Pacific has announced. Hamann, who joined Union Pacific in 1992, was named CFO in January 2020. She had previously held leadership roles in a broad range of areas, including finance, human resources, marketing and sales, investor relations, and corporate audit. “For [...] Read More...
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The October 17th Lightning Round
Omaha’s restaurant and retail scene continues to change, with new locations opening, more businesses preparing to debut and several longtime or familiar storefronts closing. The October 17 Grow Omaha Lightning Round begins with Haven Express Lounge, a locally owned business that recently opened at 1217 Leavenworth Street after seven years as a food truck.
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Griswold CSD Board will hear a plan for a livestock learning building north of the tennis courts
Griswold’s school board will be asked Monday to take the next step on a livestock learning building that has been in the strategic plan for some time. Griswold’s school board will be asked Monday to take the next step on a livestock learning building that has been in the strategic plan for some time.
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This Iowa Meat Market Is Where Locals Pre-Order Their Holiday Roasts Every October
October feels a little early to think about a holiday roast, but apparently that is exactly when the smart shoppers start. I kept hearing about a small meat market in western Iowa where regulars place their orders well before the holiday rush. At first, I figured that was simply good...
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Lindsay invests $90M to modernize Nebraska facility
Subscribe to Farm Progress AGTech — our free, twice-weekly newsletter delivering the latest innovations, emerging technologies and expert insights to your inbox. Center pivots are as good as the manufacturing facilities that construct them. That philosophy prompted Lindsay Corp. to make a $90 million investment in modernizing its Omaha, Neb., facility three years ago.
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Saddle Creek apartment project could soon start construction
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - A project to build apartments and retail space near Saddle Creek and Pacific Street, approved by the Omaha City Council about three years ago, might soon receive approval to begin construction. Developers faced opposition from neighbors in the area who did not want about 200 apartments...