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World champion baton twirler joins Cornhusker Marching Band
Twirling has been a part of Jayda Turner’s life for as long as she can remember. Every day on the way to daycare in Omaha, 3-year-old Turner would look out the window and see Sue’s Stepper-ettes, the largest baton twirling, pom-pom and dance studio in the Midwest. Eventually,...
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Gallery: Pride of the Minuteman Marching Band’s Homecoming Performance
LEXINGTON — The Pride of the Minuteman Marching Band put on their Homecoming performance of their show “Prince of Thieves,” prior to the football game against Beatrice. The band typically performs at halftime but moved their performance to allow for the crowing of the 2026 Homecoming King and Queen.
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Fans tee off inside Memorial Stadium for unique golf event
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - Husker fans were up early Friday morning to experience a one-of-a-kind golf experience inside Memorial Stadium. Fans had the chance to play a round of golf inside Memorial Stadium. Tee boxes were set up around the upper deck of the stadium with custom greens on the same field on which the Husker football team plays.
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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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Marian, Duchesne Academy girls golf continue state championship streaks
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - A pair of high school girls golf programs from the metro continued to assert their dominance in their respective classifications at the NSAA state tournament. In Class A, Omaha Marian won its third straight state title after shooting a combined 644 across two days of competition,...
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Video: University of Nebraska–Lincoln expands Architecture Hall with mass timber
The 21,252-square-foot HDR Pavilion adds design studios, collaborative learning areas, and flexible instructional spaces while preserving the character of one of the university's oldest buildings. Key Highlights. The HDR Pavilion adds 21,252 square feet of flexible, timber-structured space to the historic Architecture Hall. Exposed timber beams serve as educational tools,...
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Bobby Layne Orchestra brings big band sound to historic ballroom
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - Bobby Layne and his orchestra recently performed at the Pla-Mor Ballroom, continuing a career that began shortly after the bandleader graduated high school. Bobby Layne said he formed his band sometime in the late 1950s. He said it took years of work to reach this point...
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Concert Review: Godsmack’s “The Rise of Rock” World Tour, featuring Dorothy, Rocked the Pinnacle Bank Arena
REVIEW BY DAVID TAYLOR AND PHOTOS BY ROBERT A CHADWICK | Go Venue Magazine. It was a chilly night in downtown Lincoln as Godsmack made their return to Lincoln, NE after nearly twenty years to play Pinnacle Bank Arena. Despite it being a work/school night, people showed up to see one of the most legendary hard rock acts of the last thirty years.
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Landscapes Unlimited celebrates one of golf’s most historic runs; President of irrigation Roy Wilson marks 45 years with company
(LINCOLN, Neb.) – In today’s age of golf executives consistently moving from company to company, Landscapes Unlimited President of Irrigation Roy Wilson celebrating his 45th year with the leading developer and builder of golf courses represents a refreshing anomaly. During his tenure, Wilson ascended from working as a...
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College takeover night: Lincoln Children’s Museum without the kids
Returning from the grave and just in time for the Halloween season, Lincoln Children’s Museum’s doors will open to students and Lincoln community members alike for a night of screenless fun, full of activities throughout the museum. On Oct. 22 from 7 to 10 p.m. the Lincoln Children’s...
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This Gothic Cathedral In Nebraska Took Decades To Finish And Still Rings Its Bells Every Sunday
A bishop in Nebraska refused to borrow money for his cathedral, so the builders simply waited for the cash. That wait stretched across 54 years. Work began in 1905, and the first Mass took place inside an unfinished building in 1916. The official consecration didn’t arrive until 1959, after generations watched the walls rise bit by bit.
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A History of the Mansion Cafe
Some buildings in North Omaha pop, either telling a story by their appearance or are interesting for what we know happened there. Other buildings seem plain, nondescript, and just don’t ask us to learn about them. This is a history of one of those located by 24th and Lake Street. This is a history of the Mansion Cafe.