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Mutual of Omaha's 'Wild Kingdom' returns for Season Four
First Alert 6's Maria Cade chats with Peter Gros, co-host of Mutual of Omaha's "Wild Kingdom," about the show's current season.
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New Waterloo Entertainment Lounge OMAGINE Aims for December 1 Opening
A new entertainment venue called OMAGINE is aiming to light up Waterloo with LED mini golf, pool, arcade games and immersive lounge seating when it opens its doors on December 1. The family-friendly spot is planned for 3010 North 240th Street, bringing a glow-soaked mix of games and interactive attractions to a corner of the metro that hasn't had this kind of entertainment lounge before.
Daily Nebraskan
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govenuemagazine.com
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Readers Lose Whole Afternoons In This Nebraska Used Bookstore Stacked With Over 100,000 Titles
Roughly 115,000 books once filled the main shop of one used bookstore, and some still end up stacked on the floor. That number alone makes me want to clear my whole Saturday. The shelves run floor to ceiling, so ladders come with the territory. The aisles twist like a maze, and the smell of old paper greets you at the door.
northhowler.com
When Change is Embraced: The 2026 Marching Band Recap
The Sound of The Wolfpack Marching Band finishes their season with success. Change is a scary concept for most people. However, when change is thrown at a group of over 100 kids, it’s hard to predict the outcome that will result from it. During the 2025-2026 school year, the...
huskers.com
Huskers End Fall in Alabama
Jackson Benge closed the fall with a final-round 70 (-2) to lead the Nebraska men's golf team at the Steelwood Collegiate in Loxley, Ala., Sunday. Benge, a junior out of Omaha Westside High School, capped the first half of the season with Nebraska's top finish by tying for 55th at 220 (+4) in an 83-golfer field on the par 72, 7,096-yard layout at the Steelwood Golf Club.
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Omaha’s Parks & Boulevard System
While parks were largely ignored in Omaha’s early history, they became a prominent feature of a city eager to counter its gritty industrial image, dominated by the railroad, smelting plants, stockyards and meatpacking plants. After Omaha was founded in 1854, three public squares were set aside for parks, but...
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Glass-Blowers Shape Molten Ornaments In Front Of Shoppers At This Nebraska Studio Before Christmas
Glass hot enough to reach about 2,100 degrees turns into a delicate Christmas ornament while shoppers stand close enough to watch it happen. That alone made me stop scrolling. The furnaces belong to a working glass studio inside a sprawling old building full of artists. Painters, potters, metalworkers, and jewelers share the floors.
thethunderbeat.org
Fall holidays provide opportunities to celebrate
As the temperature decreases and the dates change it gradually becomes more clear that fall has arrived, along with its big holidays, Halloween and Thanksgiving. And as high school students with many academic tasks going on, we get an opportunity to pause, chill out, and enjoy our final years of childhood with a variety of plans.
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The future of bowling leagues in Lincoln
What does the future of Lincoln bowling leagues look like? Traditional leagues are changing, and bowling alleys are finding new ways to keep the younger generations involved. Hear from local alley owners and bowling enthusiasts as they discuss how bowling alleys are adapting to the changing times, and how the sport still continues to bring people together.