Marjie Ducey's favorite feature stories of 2021
“I try to write in a way that everyone around me can understand and connect to,” said Nebraska’s new youth poet laureate for 2022-23.
Bees took advantage of the unusual exterior of the Omaha home and entered through a hole in the mortar. About 6,000 of them were removed — safely — from the 100-year-old house.
The new facility will sit on the green lawn space between Dodge and Douglas Streets. Omaha Performing Arts said it will fill the need for additional rehearsal, workroom and classroom space.
The winner among the chosen contestants earns $25,000 plus a cover spot with the international men’s magazine, which has a monthly circulation worldwide of about 9 million.
The Lincoln mother found out Friday that she reached the semifinals for the Maxim cover girl competition.
Duane Hansen has been dreaming of capturing a spot in the Guinness Book of World Records. This summer, he finally had the perfect giant pumpkin boat to accomplish his goal.
Since receiving a map of Omaha’s City Parks — and a box of colored push pins — and a whole new world opened up for the Mainellis as they try to visit every one.
Several area car enthusiasts win awards at the 67th annual O’Reilly Auto Parts World of Wheels car show at the CHI Health Center.
The Omaha bank commissioned international street artist Kelsey Montague to paint an interactive mural promoting kindness. The “Kindness Comes in All Colors” mural sits at the intersection of 38th and Farnam Streets.
“He looks like a little kitty pit bull,” said Pam Wiese, vice president of public relations and marketing for the Nebraska Humane Society.
Preston Love Jr says he brings a unique touch to the stories that illustrate North Omaha's history, one of the reasons he’s formed North Omaha Legacy Tours.
Ron Chase uses a laser cutter to cut out the sheets of walnut or cherry wood that he uses to construct each piece of miniature furniture.
