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Benson Bungalow, Restored

Bryan Frost and Luka Gonzalez's Benson home is a classic bungalow, with a veranda, sloping roof, and dormer windows that provide good light.

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Truckers Carry the Weight of Supplies: Addressing Food Insecurity, PPE, and More

For people in rural communities cut off from grocery staples and food banks struggling to serve the food insecure, a bag of potatoes was a sliver of normal during the COVID-19 pandemic.

From the Half Pipe to Full Social Warrior: Mike Smith's Wild Ride

A year prior to starting the nonprofit program Skate for Change, Mike Smith also founded The Bay an indoor skatepark and youth outreach center in Lincoln in 2010.

Faces of Omaha

Mike and Matt Kubat of Kubat Pharmacy

Kubat Pharmacy

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Susan McMannama’s blue dining room

Elegant Entertaining by Design

Food+Drink

chef and instructor Brian O'Malley

Teaching the Recipe for Success: Brian O’Malley preps the next generation of culinary greats

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Live and Lit: October 15, 2020 Newsletter

This weekly newsletter from Omaha Magazine features events, news, and activities for the weekend. It is sent out in an email blast every Thursday morning and is posted online later that day. Read More »

Dr. James Hauschildt of Clarkson College

Clarkson College

Sponsored Content At Clarkson College, Dr. James Hauschildt oversees more than 200 team members supporting 1,200 students pursuing health-related majors and occupations. Read More »

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Food and Other Favorites: October 8, 2020 Newsletter

This weekly newsletter from Omaha Magazine features events, news, and activities for the weekend. It is sent in an email blast every Thursday morning and is later posted online. Read More »

Pat Corbitt in his school bus

Pat Corbitt Escapes From Reality: Lord of the Manor, Treasure-Hunting Pirate

Bus driver Pat Corbitt likes to think that he is adding more diversity to the entertainment landscape with his newest project, Industrial Escape Rooms. Read More »

Katie Burton, left, Briana Orellana, right

They Promise: Nebraska Brings Higher Education to Many In-State Students

The cost of tuition is a major barrier to higher education for low-income families in Nebraska, as well as middle-income ones. They may be able to get help from Nebraska Promise program. Read More »

From UNO to NBC: Cameron Logsdon is Omaha Famous and Loving It

Comedian Cameron Logsdon didn't think he could get into college. Now he's the public speaking course coordinator at UNO and is quickly becoming a recognizable figure in Omaha's comedy scene. Read More »

Josephine Langbehn and artwork

A Snapshot on Canvas: Josephine Langbehn Teaches, Paints, and Dances Through History

When Josephine Langbehn has a moment away from painting or teaching a future crop of artists, she is moved by another form of art: Lindy Hop. Read More »

Omaha photographer André Sessions Jr.

Framing the Present, Eyeing the Future: Photographer André Sessions Jr. Captures the Moments of a Movement

An artist, documentarian, and photographer, André Sessions Jr.'s talent emerged in a moment in desperate need of fresh eyes, with poised-yet-vibrant photos from recent rallies and protests. Read More »

Ramon Hernandez of Mariachi Zapata

Unity Through Music: Mariachi Zapata's Cultural Preservation and Education

Ramon Hernandez's uncles were core members of one of the first mariachi groups in Omaha. Now, he is the leader of Mariachi Zapata, creating a similar, inclusive atmosphere. Read More »

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