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Plainview, NE · Food & Drink
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Loa-Lao Kitchen provides meals for those in need amid SNAP uncerainty
Amid the ongoing uncertainty surrounding supplemental nutrition assistance program benefits, a food truck in South Sioux City is providing meals to residents in need. Lao-Lao Kitchen Food Truck is offering meals to families with a SNAP/EBT card on Thursday and Friday. In a post the food truck said, “We know...
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Norfolk Council approves zoning change for former Hispanic grocery store
NORFOLK, Neb. — The owners of a former Mexican grocery store in Norfolk now have the regulatory approval to operate a different business in the building. The city council voted 8-0 on Monday night to give final approval to changing the zoning for 815 S 1st St. from R-2 Residential to C-1 Commercial. The property is the former Mi Tienda Hernandez on the west side of the armory building and Memorial Field parking lot. The property had long had its use “grandfathered in”, meaning the owners would have to get the zoning changed if they wanted use the property for anything other than a grocery store or house.
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Nebraska coffee shop helps out community members during economic uncertainty
PIERCE COUNTY, Neb. (KCAU) — A coffee shop is trying to push back against economic troubles and uncertainty in a small town in Nebraska. Just Love Coffee is one of many coffee houses in Plainview, Nebraska, and they offer a variety of foreign beans and unusual foods. With ongoing tariffs and the government shutdown impacting […]
KCAU 9 News
Nebraska coffee shop helps out community members during economic uncertainty
PIERCE COUNTY, Neb. (KCAU) — A coffee shop is trying to push back against economic troubles and uncertainty in a small town in Nebraska. Just Love Coffee is one of many coffee houses in Plainview, Nebraska, and they offer a variety of foreign beans and unusual foods. With ongoing tariffs and the government shutdown impacting […]
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Just Love Coffee - Plainview, IA
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Battle of the dining halls
Harper Dining Hall gives Creighton students fewer options, but higher quality at the price of two dining extra dollars compared to Brandeis. It’s a tale as old as time. Since the opening of Harper Dining Hall, Creighton’s second dining hall, students have debated which dining hall is the best. This conflict has torn apart friendships and annihilated trust between loved ones. But as the dust settles, which dining hall stands victorious? Let’s dig in and find out.
KTIV
Stormin’ Norman’s hosting last event before closing indefinitely
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Siouxland Soup Kitchen's New Mural
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Food for thought: Wayne needs more restaurants
Wayne, Nebraska has some food options that many people enjoy in the city, like Udder Delights, Jimmy Johns, Runza, McDonalds, Fiesta Brava, Godfathers Pizza and more. But what if some people wanted more food options like, for say, Taco Bell or Outback?. Ximenna Martinez, a freshman at Wayne State College,...
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Whimp’s Place to close indefinitely
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — Burbank’s only bar and restaurant will be closing until further notice. Whimp’s Place announced the closure on Facebook Thursday night. “We will be taking a rest and the doors will be closed until such time we are ready to re-open,” they wrote. Whimp’s Place will still hold private parties and […]
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Pearl Street Steakhouse expands services, adjusts hours
Pearl Street Steakhouse and Lounge, located at the corner of First and Pearl Streets in Wayne, recently began offering a lunch menu to its customers. "From the beginning, our intention was always to give lunch service a try. After nearly two years in business, the timing finally felt right—especially with the unfortunate closing of one of Wayne's restaurant," said owner Brittany Webber.
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David City’s Buresh Meats expanding to Lincoln
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) — A family-owned meat market that has built a following in smaller Nebraska communities is bringing its locally sourced products to Lincoln. Buresh Meats, which opened its first storefront in David City in 2019, plans to open a fourth location in the former Fresh N’ Save market near Northwest 48th Street and West Adams in the Airpark area. The business has already expanded to Columbus and Coleridge.
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Sweet treats uplift Jays at CU gathering
As part of Suicide Prevention Awareness Week, Jays line up for Carousel’s Icey for a sweet treat. Creighton’s Violence Intervention and Prevention (VIP) Center and Student Counseling Services hosted “You Matter: A Scoop of Encouragement.” The event, hosted on Sept. 9, provided free sweet treats for Creighton students from Carousel’s Icery.
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Families kick back for drive-in cinema surrounded by fields in Neligh
Farm to Fork helps Waverly schools add local pork to cafeterias. Students in District 145 can now enjoy food items like ham hocks and smoked ribs on Pork Power days. The meat comes from a sixth-generation farm in Ulysses.
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Food truck pays it forward, giving back to South Sioux City’s Hispanic community
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Lower cafeteria menu refresh with burger, wings
Burgers, Wings & Thingz is a new establishment in the lower food court at the Kanter Student Center. The new edition came about after the removal of The Good Egg. Many WSC students have taken note of the new establishment and are getting a feel of what’s to come. When it was opened to the public in August 2025, many students with their flex money decided to try out the place. Sophomore Logan Peterson was optimistic about the new establishment.