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Local radio station '104.1 The Blaze' fires hosts
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Millwork Commons: The Once Forgotten Warehouse District in North Downtown Omaha
Since touring The Ashton building as a member of Restoration Exchange Omaha (now Preserve Omaha) in 2019 as it was being renovated, I have been fascinated with the project. That led me back to the area last weekend, where I walked the entire district to check out its progress. If...
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Lake Street Dive Announce 2027 Tour
Lake Street Dive announced the first leg of their 2027 North American tour in support of the upcoming album What About Flamingos?. The 15-city run begins Feb. 26 in Waukee, Iowa, with dates in Nashville at The Truth on March 5 and Brooklyn Paramount on March 12. Special guest Snacktime will open every night except Greenville, South Carolina.
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The Old Movie Theater In Nebraska That’s Still Screening Cult Classics 100 Years Later
One neighborhood movie house kept The Sound of Music on its screen for 118 straight weeks. That run once trailed only a theater in London. Not bad for a building that first opened its doors back when movies were still silent. The same screen now hosts midnight showings of The...
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Launch “Music, Art & Mid-Century Treasures” Estate Sale
In 2024, revered songwriter Matthew Sweet suffered a devastating stroke while on tour and has since endured an incredibly challenging and costly recovery. Sweet is one of the most distinctive musical voices of the ’90s, with tracks including “Girlfriend,” “I’ve Been Waiting,” and “Sick of Myself” becoming alternative rock mainstays. His impeccable taste extends beyond his music: the artist and his wife, Lisa, have also amassed an incredible collection of mid-century furniture, sculptures, rare musical instruments and equipment, vintage tiki artifacts, and “Big Eyes” artwork.
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LIVE REVIEW: Bright Eyes Mesmerizes Omaha for Third Hometown Show this Year
Indie folk-rock band Bright Eyes has played their fair share of homecoming shows in Omaha, Nebraska. Their Tuesday return was nothing short of a celebration of their roots, seen throughout the large crowd of local fans, songs about playing music and growing up in Nebraska, and in pre-show parties. On...
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Athlete of the Week: Marian girls golf’s Lauren Murnan
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - Marian senior Lauren Murnan won the Class A individual state golf championship at Riverside Golf Club in Grand Island, shooting 5-over par across 36 holes to beat runners-up Naryn Kim of Lincoln Southwest and Tasha Kolbas of Lincoln East by three strokes. Crusaders head coach Robert...
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Cheating allegations circle online during Iowa High School Boys Golf post-season
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This Grand 1920s Theater In Nebraska Is Now Where Kids Fall In Love With The Stage
A 1920s movie palace in Nebraska once had a miniature golf course in its lobby. Today, that same building hands its stage to kids, and honestly, I think that’s the better plot twist. It opened with a ceiling designed to look like a night sky. Moorish towers, a copper...
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Cause & Culture: Bright Eyes brings fans together to support LGBTQ+ community before Omaha show
Omaha-based band Bright Eyes hosted an exclusive community barbecue ahead of their show at The Admiral on Tuesday for fans to connect over free food, drinks, merch, and a greater purpose. Bright Eyes, of course, has been one of Omaha’s claims to fame since the mid-2000s. The indie band fronted...
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Crates Of Vinyl Records Fill The Bins At This Omaha Music Store That Opened In 1971
The Ramones once stopped by this record store. So did Patti Smith, Ozzy, and Blue Oyster Cult. Today, the bins are still packed with vinyl, and the stacks feel endless. I love that a Nebraska music shop has outlasted most record stores from its era. Formats came and went. Cassettes...
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Marching Band 2026-27 Halftime Show
All of the early morning practices have led to this moment. Those repetitive half hours of scaling up wooden hills, kneeling down into wet rubber that sticks to your pants, and smiling too wide for too long that your cheeks have begun to ache, have–in your eyes–finally paid off at the tail end of a long week. You’re in the PLHS marching band, and you’ve ended the halftime show with a final fist raised to the sky.