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Teaching Wellness After Illness

Sep 22, 2023 04:20PM ● By Carol Nigrelli

Yoga instructor, Tancy Ellis.

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Father and Son Duo Meets Classic Vehicles in the Middle active living october 2023

The Way They Were

Sep 22, 2023 04:20PM ● By Mike Whye

Father and son duo meets classic vehicles in the middle.

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The Dedicated Dr. Dunn

Aug 22, 2023 02:51PM ● By Lizzy Diamond

Michael Dunn’s decades long career in internal medicine.

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John Stevens Berry & the Trials of a Poet

Of Bronze, Iron, & Ink

Aug 22, 2023 02:51PM ● By Mike Whye

John Stevens Berry and the trials of a poet.

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Anonymous, Androgenous, Unique: Revisiting the J. Doe Project

Jun 23, 2023 01:03PM ● By Kim Carpenter

22 years ago, 107 fiberglass sculptures appeared throughout Omaha. The project went by “J. Doe” and served as the metro’s first wide-scale public art project.

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60+ active living Owen Foral, Dustin Foral, Ed Foral, Skylar Inserra, Taylor ForalOmaha Magazine June 2023

Living Off the Land: The Foral Family's Generational Tradition of Sustenance Hunting

May 23, 2023 03:30PM ● By Mike Whye

From rifles to fishing lines, Ed Foral's wild culinary adventures take him from Nebraska to Alaska. Get hooked on his story!

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ricia Smith Hollins, Becky Hermann, and Peggy Reinecke.

Artists in Motion: A Triumvirate Triumphs in the Digital Art World

Feb 24, 2023 10:10AM ● By Mike Whye

When asked to show their works, many in the fine arts can flip through sketchbooks or nod toward framed paintings. Not so with Tricia Smith Hollins, Becky Hermann, and Peggy Reinecke.

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In Search of Dropped Quarters: Arcades, Omaha, and Nostalgia

Feb 24, 2023 10:09AM ● By James Vnuk

Today the aesthetics of classic video games and arcades are synonymous with the very idea of nostalgia itself: “Retro” and “Pixel Art” have become interlinked ideas.

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Crosswords and Crossroads: Discovering a New and Thrilling Chapter

Nov 01, 2022 08:18AM ● By Julius Fredrick

“There’s a crossword puzzle at the beginning of every chapter, a clue that relates to that particular scene,” explained Louise Foster, author of A Crossword Puzzle Cozy Mystery series.

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Lo Sole Mio Lives on in Memories: The Sun Sets on Beloved Family-owned Restaurant

Nov 01, 2022 08:17AM ● By Leo Adam Biga

The best food is made with love. That was never more true than at this South Omaha landmark restaurant, where the Losole’s old-world hospitality infused their specialty dishes.

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