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Where’s the beef? Not all Nebraska producers on board with Pillen’s proposed ‘lab-grown meat’ ban
From the respite of his Callaway office, after a cold January day spent working cattle, Jim Jenkins wrangled with a question: ...
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Seventy-five years ago a group of Omaha women started an ‘eclectic’ book club. It’s still going today.
The Eclectic Book Review Club’s origins date back to 1949, when 28 women attended the inaugural meeting at the Hill Hotel in ...
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Jan. 28: Omaha’s Downtown Business Improvement District emphasizes security, public spaces in budget
A push to improve public safety and neighborhood security dominated discussions at the latest downtown business improvement ...
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Jan. 28: Mayor’s proposed changes to Omaha police, fire chief retirement program draws pushback
Mayor Jean Stothert's proposal to reform a retirement program for the city's public safety leaders drew pushback at Tuesday's ...
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Steak Town: At Jerico’s, prime rib, and memories, cook low and slow
In her first installment of "Steak Town USA," a year-long series celebrating Omaha's and Nebraska's most iconic dish, food ...
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Nebraska companies, strapped for workers, face ‘mild concern to abject terror’ as immigration crackdown begins
An unlikely coalition of pro-business groups and activists see a solution to Nebraska's workforce shortage: More immigration.
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Jan. 21: Omaha City Council delays decision on Krush Ultra Lounge liquor license amid new evidence
The future of Krush Ultra Lounge’s liquor license is still pending after the Omaha City Council agreed to delay its decision ...