Gardening in 2020 and 2021
In 2020, gardening saw a serious increase in popularity, as people were now homebound and having to face the parts of their home they may not have seen before. Some …
Gardening in 2020 and 2021 Read MoreNews
Douglas County Health Department asks for patience while awaiting COVID-19 vaccine
Omaha residents flocked to the Christ Community Church Tuesday morning where they waited in line to receive the highly-sought COVID-19 vaccine. However, some residents were met with disappointment when the …
Douglas County Health Department asks for patience while awaiting COVID-19 vaccine Read More
Outdoor workers continue despite harsh weather in the Metro
Omaha experienced record-breaking temperatures last week according to Monthly Climate Records from the National Weather Service. The city dropped to 15 degrees below zero last Monday and negative 23 degrees …
Outdoor workers continue despite harsh weather in the Metro Read More
All Nebraska residents now eligible for COVID-19 vaccine in phases
Gov. Pete Ricketts recently announced a registration portal where all Nebraska residents are able to register for the COVID-19 vaccine. As vaccines are being distributed across the country, Nebraska is …
All Nebraska residents now eligible for COVID-19 vaccine in phases Read More
Virtual ‘commit to fit’ encourages members to make goals
At the start of each semester, the H&K building hosts a one-month program encouraging community members to make goals for themselves. This semester’s event took place virtually. However, the event …
Virtual ‘commit to fit’ encourages members to make goals Read More
Need for teachers: a look at the nationwide educators shortage
A teacher and substitute teacher shortage continues to hinder schools across the country, and no relief appears to be on the way. Education is a fundamental necessity in our modern …
Need for teachers: a look at the nationwide educators shortage Read More
The new trend: travel shaming
Sunny beaches, snowy slopes, dry desserts and magnificent views have been put on hold for many since the pandemic took over mid-March of last year. People have been advised to …
The new trend: travel shaming Read More
UNO will return to mostly in-person learning for Fall 2021
March 12, 2020 is a day that students at the University of Nebraska at Omaha will remember for a long time. Switching to remote classes as the COVID-19 pandemic swept …
UNO will return to mostly in-person learning for Fall 2021 Read More
Record snowfall packs the Omaha Metro
Omaha residents experienced a record total of 12.5 inches of snow on Monday, Jan. 25. The total accumulation of Jan. 25’s snow has not transpired since 1975. According to meteorologists …
Record snowfall packs the Omaha Metro Read More
Financial Security
2020 came and went, but it left behind a financial mess for many Americans to recover from. 2020 unemployment statistics show that between March and May, nearly 16 million Americans …
Financial Security Read More