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Durango Days schedule, soccer game delayed due to extreme heat forecast
It’s August in Nebraska, and that means temperatures are once again expected to approach triple digits Sunday afternoon. With the National Weather Service expected to expand today’s heat advisory, the Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events has announced a few changes in its schedule for tomorrow’s events.
‘No Place Like Nebraska’ documentary to offer ‘unflinching’ look inside Huskers volleyball program
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - Huskers volleyball is back in the spotlight. Sunday marks the debut of ‘No Place Like Nebraska,’ ESPN’s documentary on the Huskers 2023 season. The project will take fans behind the scenes of the record-breaking campaign that culminated with a run to the NCAA championship match. The focus of the piece, however, may be different that what Nebraska fans expect.
COLLEGE FOOTBALL HAS ARRIVED!!!! YOUR WELCOME BACK GAME THREAD!!!!
COLLEGE FOOTBALL IS BACK TODAY all you SUNSABITCHES!. Let us know how you’re doing. What you’re doing. Florida State vs. Georgia Tech (Dublin) 11:00 AM ESPN / ESPN Video. Montana State at New Mexico 3:00 PM FS1 / FOX Video. North Alabama vs. SEMO (Cramton Bowl) 6:00 PM...
Spouses Supporting Spouses: The Offutt Enlisted Spouses Club
Spouses Katie Williams and Jamie Schneider became friends through the Offutt Enlisted Spouses Club. Williams was the first person Schneider got to know. “I met Katie at the first meeting, and then the next day I ran into her at Walmart, and she asked if I was coming back,” said Schneider, vice president of the Offutt Enlisted Spouses Club. The two became fast friends, and their friendship has grown over the years.
High School Football Previews: Wood River Ready to Fly
WOOD RIVER, Neb. — 2023, in the eyes of Wood River football, was not ideal. 1-8 in the first year of the Austin Ruskamp era, with the lone win coming against a Gibbon team that also only had one win all season. The past is the past, though, and...
Generous Hearts, Creative Minds: Six Omaha Women Who Gifted Us Cultural Treasures
We’re fortunate to enjoy a culturally rich community here in Omaha, deeply influenced by the generosity of individuals who have made substantial contributions to the arts. Six particularly remarkable Omaha women not only advocated for creative expression, but also established enduring legacies of their own. Their efforts ensure that our city remains a space for creativity and a flourishing community. From accessible galleries to historic theaters, the following institutions owe their existence to the vision and philanthropy of these six women.
Boys Town’s Overlook Café: Serving Up Memories Since 1949
Nestled inside the Visitors Center on the historic Boys Town campus is the Overlook Café, an eatery serving classic café food like breakfast combos, patty melts, salads, and cold sandwiches at prices that are intentionally kept low. The café is open to the public for breakfast and lunch...
High School Football preseason ratings
6. Omaha Creighton Prep (4-6) 9. Lincoln Southeast (6-4) 10. Papillion-La Vista (8-2) 5. Omaha Skutt Catholic (11-2) 2. Ashland-Greenwood (10-2) 8. Columbus Lakeview (5-5) 10. Douglas County West (7-3) 1. Norfolk Catholic (13-0) 7. Kearney Catholic (8-3) 9. Hartington Cedar Catholic (6-4) 4. Shelby-Rising City (8-2) 5. North Platte St. Patrick’s (10-1) 10. Exeter-Milligan/Friend (11-2) 3. Sandhills/Thedford (12-1) 4. Humphrey Archangels (9-2) 1. Sumner-Eddyville-Miller (12-0) Sent weekly directly to your inbox!
Health department breaks ground on new facility to meet growing community needs
WAYNE, Neb. — Due to significant growth in recent years, the Northeast Nebraska Health Department has outgrown its current facility. Community members, city officials, and department leaders gathered for a groundbreaking Friday morning for the facility that will double the size of their building. Northeast Nebraska Health Department has...
Boil Water Advisory Issued for Village of Wolbach: E. Coli Contamination Detected
Wolbach, NE – The Village of Wolbach has issued an urgent boil water order for all residents after the detection of E. coli bacteria in the water supply during routine testing in August 2024. This advisory is critical for ensuring the safety of drinking water for all individuals in the area.
The Omaha Advantage: Philanthropy & Self-Investment Fuel Omaha’s Exceptionalism
“People are shocked at a town our size, how much we have going for us.”. Omaha Mayor Jean Stothert frequently hears surprised remarks regarding the city’s achievements from locals and visitors alike. The consensus is clear—Omaha’s generosity is impossible to overlook. Those familiar with the city’s cultural...
Micah Mazzccua Bringing "Physicality" to Nebraska Offensive Line
Florida transfer Micah Mazzccua was a featured interview on "Sports Nightly" Thursday, talking about his relationship with the Nebraska Cornhuskers coaching staff, this year's offensive line, and more.
The Creche Society: Omaha’s Oldest Nonprofit
The Omaha Creche Society formed as the Omaha Charity Association in 1887 to provide childcare for working mothers. According to an article from the Douglas County Historical Society, “Several prominent women in the city had come to the conclusion that the community was in need of a day nursery for children, as there were many working mothers who had no options for affordable and trustworthy childcare.”
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