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Dr. Sade Kosoko-Lasaki of Creighton University

Old Obstacles in a New Light: Facing COVID-19 Health Disparities in Minority Communities

Dr. Sade Kosoko-Lasaki leads Creighton University’s Department of Health Sciences’ Multicultural and Community Affairs, developing programs to educate people on health issues affecting them.

Financial Pandemic Infects Small Businesses: PPP loans Have Helped, but Financial Outlook Remains Uncertain

PPP1, created under the CARES Act, kept businesses afloat despite its chaotic start, depleting its $350 billion limit in two weeks and requiring Congress to approve another $310 billion.

Views from Every Angle: At Hanson Lake, a Couple Bends Their Dream House to Suit Their Outlook

After the 2019 Nebraska floods destroyed the Siedlik family’s original cabin on Hanson Lake in Bellevue, they decided to build a more permanent home there.

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Opposites Attract: The Lupos’ Living Room Combines Clean Lines and Culture

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The Legacy Starts Here: Heirloom Fine Foods Continues to be a Major Help for Health-Conscious Hungry Hearts

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Sculpting Casts on Cats to Casting Cat Sculptures: Retired Veterinarian Uses Anatomy Knowledge as Artist

Dave Biehl, a retired veterinarian in Elkhorn, is enjoying a successful third retirement act as a self-taught bronze sculptor. Read More »

Finding Refuge in Omaha: The Karen Community’s Perseverance through War, Displacement, and Pandemic

To escape the world's longest-running civil war, some 150,000—mostly Karen—refugees fled from Burma into Thailand. More than 76,000 resettled in the U.S., with 8,000 now living in Nebraska. Read More »

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Romance, Fairytales, and Fantasy 💐🐉: Feb. 11, 2021 Newsletter

This weekly newsletter from Omaha Magazine features events, news, and activities for this Valentine's day weekend. Read More »

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Old Obstacles in a New Light: Facing COVID-19 Health Disparities in Minority Communities

Financial Pandemic Infects Small Businesses: PPP loans Have Helped, but Financial Outlook Remains Uncertain

Views from Every Angle: At Hanson Lake, a Couple Bends Their Dream House to Suit Their Outlook

Best of Omaha

Best of Omaha 2021 Results Are In

Home

Opposites Attract: The Lupos’ Living Room Combines Clean Lines and Culture

Food+Drink

The Legacy Starts Here: Heirloom Fine Foods Continues to be a Major Help for Health-Conscious Hungry Hearts

Sculpting Casts on Cats to Casting Cat Sculptures: Retired Veterinarian Uses Anatomy Knowledge as Artist

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A Bald-Faced Story: Jill McCormick & a Lifetime of Horseplay

Pastry, Fillings, Toppings: Sour Cream Raisin, Mincemeat, and Other Odd Pies

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Spring is Coming to Omaha 🌺: February 18, 2021 Newsletter

Finding Refuge in Omaha: The Karen Community’s Perseverance through War, Displacement, and Pandemic

Romance, Fairytales, and Fantasy 💐🐉: Feb. 11, 2021 Newsletter

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