Homelessness Services at UNO
By: Ben Addison College is enough of a struggle between classes, homework, projects, work and much more. So, when your basic needs aren’t being met, like having a home over …
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Fontenelle Forest Hosts Harry Potter-themed “Night at the Forbidden Forest” Event
By Kamrin Baker With a little magic, Bellevue’s Fontenelle Forest was transformed to Hogwarts the evening of Nov. 1 for a “Night at the Forbidden Forest.” The event was limited …
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By Jared Stranberg Across the nation, budget cuts and teacher layoffs have been impacting public schools, leaving the students with potentially less opportunities and less preparation for their future. In …
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Omaha men’s soccer wraps up their home schedule
By: Owen Godberson The Omaha Men’s Soccer team fell 3-0 to #24 Oral Roberts in their final home match of the 2019 season. The match was also the last time …
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Changing City Council Causes Worry
By Hanna Stock Rising worries from citizens and council members in Bellevue over an upcoming vote that some say could give the mayor’s office too much power. The proposal would …
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How Madonna continues to serve the Omaha community
By: Shane Thomson Founded in 1960, the Madonna school for special needs students has become infamous throughout the Omaha metro for providing access to ample opportunities for students with mental …
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Omaha recycling: A breakdown of funding issues
By: Samantha Weideman & Daniel Kingery Omaha Mayor Jean Stothert was “stunned” last week by Firstar Fiber’s $4 million bid to process Omaha’s recycling through 2026, and city officials are …
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The hidden challenges of being a woman and homeless
By: Leta Lohrmeyer & Jack Hoover “I don’t want to go outside,” said the woman in a pink stocking cap. “It’s too cold.” This woman, along with dozens of others, …
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The Great Mind Lecture Series at Kaneko Galleries
By: Elle Love The Great Mind Lecture Series at Kaneko Galleries will feature Jun Kaneko’s production of Madama Butterfly at 7 p.m. Madama Butterfly: The Suicide that Stays News will …
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Olympic Curling Returning to Omaha in 2021
By Ben Helwig The Omaha Sports Commission announced that the United States Olympic Curling Trials will be returning to Omaha in 2021. After a successful job of hosting back in …
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