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Donate Life: Local Music Teacher Seeks Kidney Donor

Jul 20, 2021 04:00PM ● By Megan Bartholomew

Local Omaha Piano Teacher Julie Crotty-Guile is searching for a kidney donor.

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Heartland Pride Returns to Omaha! July 8, 2021 Newsletter

Jul 08, 2021 04:01PM ● By Megan Bartholomew

Your weekend events newsletter.

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Omaha's 4th of July Celebrations, 2021

Jul 01, 2021 09:40AM ● By Megan Bartholomew

Find activities for your family to celebrate the holiday this weekend.

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The Next Verse: Turning an Eye to Emerging Local Artists

Jun 25, 2021 04:45PM ● By Virginia Kathryn Gallner

We asked established musicians to name emerging artists who have caught their attention in the curtains-closed era of 2020.

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The Thrill of the Hunt: Omahans View Collecting Art As a Way to Celebrate Cultural Voices

Jun 25, 2021 04:45PM ● By Jeff Lacey

Glenda Stone and Russ Locke spend their days scouring Nebraska antique stores for pieces of art that can teach them about other cultures.

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A Budding Beethoven: Winston Schneider Composes His Musical Mark

Jun 25, 2021 04:45PM ● By Sean Robinson

Omaha's Winston Schneider became the youngest composer accepted into the Young Artist Summer Program at Curtis Institute of Music at age 12, and has won many awards for young composers.

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Walking in Her Light: How Filmmaker and Author Denisha Seals Turned Trauma into Community Advocacy

Jun 25, 2021 04:45PM ● By Joel Stevens

After surviving horrific sexual abuse, poverty, and years of mental health struggles, Denisha Seals new documentary tells the stories of survivors of sexual assault, giving them new voices.

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The Accidental Documentarian: Nick Beaulieu's New Love of Video

Jun 25, 2021 04:44PM ● By Kim Carpenter

Nick Beaulieu didn't set out to make documentaries for vaunted outlets such as PBS. He saw himself as exclusively a writer. But after working on a documentary, he became hooked.

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Marching Through a Unique Year: Drum Major Sarah Ernst Leads the Husker Marching Band

Jun 25, 2021 04:44PM ● By Mike Whye

Senior Sarah Ernst, who was chosen to be a drum major last spring for the 2020-2021 season, led the band in her first, and only, public appearance.

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Recycled Sounds: Omaha Street Percussion Marches to Their Own Beat

Jun 25, 2021 04:44PM ● By Kara Schweiss

Instead of playing traditional percussion instruments, Omaha Street Percussion repurposes household items such as plastic buckets and metal trash cans.

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Ferris Wheels, Squares, & Spinning Tops: One American Tradition Keeps Us Connected

Jun 25, 2021 04:43PM ● By Chris Bowling

Lyle Waterhouse and Carol Wakeland keep connected to their roots through a network of square dancing fans across the Midwest.

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Psychedelic Godfathers and Punk-Rock Gods: A Look at the Rich History of The Music Box

Jun 25, 2021 04:43PM ● By Chris Hatch

Take a tour through the timeline of one of Omaha's most iconic concert venues and dance halls.

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