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Trader Joe’s to Open 13,500-Square-Foot Store at Avenue One in West Omaha
Omaha, Neb. — Trader Joe’s will open at Avenue One, a mixed-use destination along the Dodge Expressway in West Omaha. The grocery store will span 13,500 square feet. Additional retailers at Avenue One include Arhaus, Williams-Sonoma, Pottery Barn, West Elm, Perry’s Steakhouse & Grille, Barnes & Noble, L.L. Bean and Ulta Beauty. An opening date for Trader Joe’s has not been announced yet. Avenue One is owned and developed by JSP Development, with Poag Shopping Centers serving as retail co-developer and JLL overseeing leasing.
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Nebraska Shoppers Keep Coming Back To This Butcher Shop Where Fresh-Cut Steaks Still Come At Fair Prices
Alligator, goat, bison and rabbit share counter space with ribeyes at one Nebraska butcher shop. That lineup alone made me stop scrolling. The shop’s slogan is a cheeky one: You Can’t Beat Our Meat. The butchers will cut a ribeye to the exact thickness you ask for. They...
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Everyone Buys Spices At Hy-Vee But This Omaha Shop Is Devoted To Hundreds Of Spices And Blends
There’s a store in Nebraska where the cinnamon alone comes in a lineup that runs from delicate and sweet to hot and spicy. One spice, several personalities. I love that kind of nerdy dedication. The shelves hold whole spices, powdered spices, curries, and blends with names like Northwoods and...
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Mercury in retrograde: Bar owner who fought for businesses hurt by streetcar work to close up shop
As he picked up the microphone, Clark Ross gazed out to a sight that had become all too rare: His bar was full of people. These weren’t regulars drawn to Mercury for a cocktail on that chilly February night. They were Omaha business owners and residents who, like Ross, had struggled under the strain of streetcar construction.
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Omaha shop gives vintage new life
PHOTO COURTESY OF AMANDA TJARKS AND THE OMAHA LOCAL. Albany and Avers is located in the heart of Dundee neighborhood along Underwood Avenue and features a specifically curated collection of women’s vintage clothing and accessories. In the heart of the Dundee neighborhood, Albany and Avers, a vintage shop, is...
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Berkshire Hathaway buys back $9.6 billion of its own stock but its profits declined
OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — Berkshire Hathaway repurchased $9.6 billion worth of its own shares in the third quarter, but Geico's numbers got worse as it invested more in ads and its overall profit fell more than 28% as the value of its investments changed. But the buybacks likely came to a halt recently as Berkshire's Class A stock price surged past $878,000 and topped where it was before Warren Buffett surprised investors with his plans to retire at the annual meeting in May 2025. He gave up the chairman title in September after relinquishing the CEO job to Greg Abel in January. Berkshire's massive cash pile also returned to growing in the third quarter and reached $377.4 billion, up from $365.5 billion at the end of June. CFRA Research analyst Cathy Seifert said Geico is in a tough spot right now with insurance premiums declining at the same time the average cost of the claims are increasing. Berkshire underwriting profit at all its insurers fell to $1.35 billion from last year's $2.37 billion. Geico accounted for most of that by generating $982 million this year, down from $1.77 billion a year ago. Investor Chris Ballard, who is managing director at
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Omaha’s Commercial Market Stays Strong with Kristi Andersen
Omaha’s commercial real estate market remains fundamentally healthy, according to Kristi Andersen, president of NAI NP Dodge. In this November 7, 2026 Grow Omaha interview, Andersen joins Jeff Beals and Trenton Magid to discuss third-quarter market trends, development activity and the opportunities emerging across the metro. Andersen describes strong...
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Omaha woman says ACA plan cost rose to $2,700 a month
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - Open enrollment is underway for Americans who depend on the Affordable Care Act, and an Omaha couple said the cost of their health insurance has risen since ACA subsidies expired last December. Audrey Horn and her husband are retired and buy a Medica bronze plan through...
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The Big Four Challenges Facing Ag in 2027
Editor’s Note: This is one component of a multi-part presentation on agriculture presented at the 2026 Mid America CropLife Association Annual Meeting. To view the rest of this presentation, see the companion story in the November 2026 edition of CropLife Magazine. Dr. Stanley Culpepper, Professor – Extension Weed Scientist...
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CLAAS Opens New Research & Development Center In Omaha
CLAAS officially opened its new Research & Development Center in Omaha, Nebraska, marking another significant investment in the company’s long-term commitment to farmers across the United States and Canada. The new facility expands CLAAS’ ability to develop, test and refine agricultural technology specifically for North American farming conditions.
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Mutual of Omaha Medicare Supplement Review – A Leading Insurer With A+ Ratings
Best for: New Medicare enrollees who want a large, long-established insurer, especially couples in states with its household discount. What Sets It Apart: A household discount in the states that offer it; online quotes without contact details; fitness, vision, and hearing discount programs. Coverage: Plans G, N, High-Deductible G, and...
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Papillion couple receives IRS refund after 8-month wait
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - Tom Kircher received an automatic deposit from the IRS one week after a First Alert 6 investigation into a long delay for his tax refund. Kircher and his wife had been waiting eight months for a refund of more than $11,000. They contacted First Alert 6 after receiving repeated notices that their tax return and refund were under review.