Ulysses

Ulysses, NE · Real Estate
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The October 10th Radio Show
Omaha welcomed 14.8 million visitors in 2025, generating an estimated $2.6 billion in tourism-related economic impact. On the October 10 Grow Omaha Radio Show, Jeff Beals and Trenton Magid speak with Jasmyn Goodwin, executive director of Visit Omaha, about those numbers, including $1.6 billion in direct visitor spending, and the importance of conventions, hotels and visitor attractions to the local economy.
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Western Iowa Today
Special financing opportunity available for qualifying purchases of homes, condos, and lots in the Camblin Hills Development
(Atlantic) For those considering a move to Camblin Hills, First Whitney Bank & Trust is offering a new financing opportunity that gives potential buyers another reason to take a closer look. Vision Atlantic President Nick Hunt says First Whitney Bank & Trust is offering a 5.25%* introductory interest rate for...
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South Omaha affordable housing project moves toward final council vote
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - The Omaha City Council could soon approve funding to demolish a vacant building near 25th and Center Street and replace it with nearly 200 affordable housing units, according to Council President Danny Begley. Begley told First Alert 6 the council could approve about $60 million to...
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Tower District Papillion Moves into Next Phase as More Businesses Take Shape
Construction is picking up at the Tower District in Papillion as the 120-acre mixed-use development moves into a new phase focused on neighborhood retail and other businesses. The development northwest of 84th & Highway 370 has seen several businesses open, while housing continues to fill in across the site. Jesse...
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Commercial Real Estate Hall of Fame: Seldin’s Cindy Powers
Cindy Powers has played a key role in shaping the growth and reach of Omaha, Nebraska-based Seldin, LLC. She has been an ambassador for the company and the industry through her dedication to committees and associations in commercial and multifamily real estate. Active during her career with SHRM, BBB, Business...
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Omaha City Council agenda notes for October 6
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - Here are a few items on the agenda for Tuesday’s Omaha City Council meeting. No. 9: A consent agenda vote on changing the city code in reference to reducing the number of required off-street parking to accompany housing construction. No. 11: A consent agenda vote...
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This Iowa Town Is Quiet, Affordable And Surprisingly Appealing To People Ready For Retirement
Retirement usually gets advertised with palm trees, golf carts, and somebody dramatically sipping iced tea on a porch. But what if your dream retirement is a little more… Iowa?. There’s a small town in the southwest corner of the state where life moves at a slower pace, housing can...
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Group pushes Omaha City Council to cap rental application fees at $35
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - A fair housing nonprofit is asking the Omaha City Council to cap what renters pay in application fees at $35. Clarice Dombeck, senior campaign manager for Omaha Redress Movement, said application fees cost her more than $300 at her current place. “For the place that I’m...
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The October 3rd Radio Show
The October 3 Grow Omaha Radio Show starts with a look at the 1898 Trans-Mississippi International Exposition and the 2.6 million visitors it brought to Omaha. News of the Week then covers Metro Community College’s new biotechnology lab, Center Mall redevelopment, the Union Omaha soccer stadium, Millwork Hotel construction, LL Bean and Omaha’s national jobs ranking.
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Omaha City Council agenda notes for September 29
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - Here are a few items on the agenda for Tuesday’s Omaha City Council meeting. No. 16: A consent agenda vote on allotting over $10 million in TIF funds for the Vinton Silos Project. No. 18: A consent agenda vote on approving a lease between the...
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Pottawattamie County board hears update on Minden tornado recovery
(Minden) -- Progress and improvements continue in Minden following 2024's tornado outbreak in southwest Iowa. The Pottawattamie County Board of Supervisors heard an update on rebuilding and revitalization efforts in Minden during its regular meeting Tuesday morning. The rural town was among those struck by an EF-3 tornado in April 2024. McClure Engineering's Bethany Wilcoxon says in addition to several rebuilding and housing construction efforts, the city is also working to capitalize on grant funding to improve amenities within the city. One of those, she says, is a proposed community recreation hub.