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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.
North Platte Post
Benge Guides Nebraska at Quail Valley Collegiate
VERO BEACH, Fla. - Jackson Benge tied for 40th to lead Nebraska men's golf at the Quail Valley Collegiate on Monday afternoon. Benge, a junior out of Omaha Westside, led Nebraska on the course for the third consecutive tournament. He produced a three-round total of 218 (+2) on the par-72, 7,401-yard layout at the Quail Valley Golf & River Club.
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Seward POW featured in National Naval Air Museum exhibit
My wife Mary and I were in Pensacola, Florida to attend a Navy graduation for my niece Anna recently. She was stationed on the Pensacola Naval Air Station. After the graduation we had the opportunity to view the Blue Angels rehearsal and take in the National Naval Air Museum on post.
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Omaha Playhouse Sets Evil Dead: The Musical for Oct. 22-Nov. 8
Chainsaws, blood-soaked show tunes and a front row that comes with its own splash zone are set to take over the Omaha Community Playhouse this fall. The non-profit theater's Howard Drew Theatre will stage Evil Dead: The Musical, a horror-comedy mashup that follows a group of friends whose weekend cabin getaway spirals into supernatural chaos, with loyalty and survival tested as everything falls apart around them.
Daily Nebraskan
World Ballet Company to bring ‘Swan Lake’ ballet to Lied Center
On Oct. 20, 2026, World Ballet Company’s national tour of the “Swan Lake” ballet will make a stop at the Lied Center for Performing Arts in Lincoln. The production features a live orchestra conducted by Vadim Nikitin with choreography by Nadezhda Kalinina, based on Marius Petipa’s original staging.
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Live Review: Speed! Nebraska turns 30 at Reverb…
Previous commitments meant that I was only able to catch two of the five bands that played at last Friday night’s Speed! Nebraska 30th anniversary showcase/celebration at Reverb Lounge. The Lincoln-based power trio Domestica was already halfway through their set when I arrived. Bassist Heidi Ore and guitarist Jon...
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Jason Voorhees actor to appear at Scary Acres
Lock your doors, Jason Voorhees is coming to Omaha. Or at least an actor who portrayed the famous film slasher is. Actor and producer James Stokes, known for portraying Friday the 13th icon Jason Voorhees in “Voorhees: Night of the Beast,” is coming to Scary Acres Oct. 24-25.
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Benge Guides Nebraska at Quail Valley Collegiate
VERO BEACH, Fla. - Jackson Benge tied for 40th to lead Nebraska men's golf at the Quail Valley Collegiate on Monday afternoon. Benge, a junior out of Omaha Westside, led Nebraska on the course for the third consecutive tournament. He produced a three-round total of 218 (+2) on the par-72, 7,401-yard layout at the Quail Valley Golf & River Club.
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5 Mom and Pop Restaurants in Lincoln, Nebraska that Locals Swear By
Lincoln, Nebraska — a city where the prairie wind carries the scent of cinnamon rolls and barbecue smoke, where red-brick streets wind through neighborhoods stitched together by memory and migration, where every porch seems to hold a story and every kitchen a secret recipe. Here, the sun spills gold across the domes of the Capitol and the laughter of students, families, and old-timers drifts from backyard barbecues to bustling farmers’ markets. Lincoln is a patchwork of generations — Black, white, Latino, Vietnamese, Sudanese, and every shade of story, all woven into the city’s living quilt.
WOWT
Christian music band MercyMe heads to Lincoln in April
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - MercyMe is heading to Pinnacle Bank Arena on April 23, 2027. The tour aims to bring Christian music fans an evening filled with familiar hits and shared experiences. Audiences can look forward to singing along with MercyMe hits including “I Can Only Imagine” and “Even If,”...
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Big Red Travels to Quail Valley Collegiate
The Nebraska men’s golf team heads to Florida to compete in the 16-team Quail Valley Collegiate at Quail Valley Golf & River Club in Vero Beach, Florida, on Oct. 18-19. The two-day, 54-hole event starts with a shotgun start on Saturday at 8 a.m. (CT) to set up two rounds of continuous play. The tournament concludes on the same schedule for Sunday's final round. Live scoring for the event will be available at scoreboard.clippd.com.
North Platte Bulletin
Archived: New film ‘Going for Two’ based in Nebraska
A movie filmed in Nebraska and built around the state’s 1983 football season is coming to theaters on Oct. 23. Picturehouse will release Going for Two, a coming-of-age comedy set in Omaha. It will be shown at the Fox Theater downtown that weekend, and exclusively in theaters across Nebraska. Showtimes at the Fox are 7 p.m. on Oct. 23 and 3 p.m. Oct. 24.
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‘Quite a great opportunity to be a part of this family’: Book club builds connections for people with intellectual differences
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - There’s nothing better than reading a good book. That’s one of the reasons Alicia Davis started the Young Adult Book Club in 2016. The focus is not just about improving reading skills, but building relationships with people with intellectual differences. Whether it’s talking about...
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The October 17th Radio Show
Two bond questions on Omaha’s November 3 ballot are the focus of the October 17 Grow Omaha Radio Show. Nate Dodge, chairman and CEO of NP Dodge and chair of the Building a Better Omaha Committee, joins Heath Mello, president and CEO of the Greater Omaha Chamber, to explain a proposed combined police and fire headquarters and improvements to Tranquility Park Athletic Complex.