Dedicated to Telling Stories In All Forms: Bellevue Student’s Pen Fights for Truth

This past spring, the Nebraska High School Press Association named Bellevue West High School student LeAnne Bugay 2020 Student Journalist of the Year. Read More »

Inside and Out: October 1, 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 later posted online. Read More »

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. Read More »

Interns Go Virtual

Many students saw their internship plans evaporate once companies and organizations began sending workers home when the pandemic hit the United States. Read More »

When the University of Omaha Called North O Home: The founding of a school

When the University of Omaha opened its doors in 1909 with 30 students, it was located in the Kountze Place area of North Omaha, where it occupied the property of Oak Redick. Read More »

October 2020 Between The Lines

The September issue of Omaha Magazine is education themed, so this BTL segment includes several of our writers who are also educators. Read More »

Catering in the time of Coronavirus: How Two Area Companies Pivoted In Response to the Global Pandemic

The quick shutdown of the nation meant companies were forced to pivot their business models and strategies, including these local catering companies. Read More »

Greater Omaha Chamber: Pre-school-year Jitters

David Brown, president and CEO of the Greater Omaha Chamber, discusses returning to work and school during the COVID-19 pandemic. Read More »

Omaha CVB: When Omaha Tourism Disappears

Deborah Ward is the acting executive director of communications at Omaha Convention and Visitors Bureau. This is her first column for B2B Magazine. Read More »

Event Planning When Events Aren’t Possible: Organizers Think Outside the Venue Walls

Event planning in the time of COVID-19 means finding ways to keep fundraising afloat. Omaha-area businesses and nonprofits believe virtual events are are the necessary way forward. Read More »

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. Read More »

Feeding Our City: Farmers, Ranchers Continue to Adapt to Change in Demand While Facing Headwinds From Before Pandemic

The seismic shift that COVID-19 brought to society will continue to have aftershocks at dinner tables that will be felt long after a vaccine is widely deployed. Read More »