Omaha Home – May 2025 Issue
There are also plenty of wonderful new-home builders and architects out there, and we also have an incredible new home...
“The House of Tomorrow”: Reinholdt Hennig’s Influence on Omaha Architecture
According to the original sales literature, the area was so sought-after that the majority of lots were sold as soon...
Omaha Magazine – May 2025 Issue
There’s plenty of adventure to be found in this city, in this state, in this country, and in this world—luckily,...
From Track Star to Top Teacher: Tonya Gordon Keeps Her Students on Their Toes
Tonya (Kneifl) Gordon, a third-grade teacher at Westgate Elementary School in District 66, runs things like a champ. In fact,...
A Calm and Peaceful Experience – Bob Dylan Awes and Entertains at Omaha’s Orpheum
The name of the singer/songwriter who began his career in Minnesota before coming onto the Greenwich Village scene in 1961...
Marketing Works: Why Smarter Strategies Are Driving Business Growth
In April 2024, Nebraska Medicine launched an employment brand called “Together. Extraordinary.” The internal campaign cost plenty of dollars and...
A Wicked Good Time – O-pa Broadway season includes many favorites
The energy was palpable on Monday, March 10, at the O-pa Reveal of the 2024-2025 Broadway season. Patrons of Omaha...
An Antidote to Late Winter – Book Set in Nebraska Releases March 11
April 14, 1935, is a date known in history as “Black Sunday.” According to the National Weather Service, Grand Island...
Ravening About An Event – Edgar Allan Poe Speakeasy is Lit
In late January, two friends each sent me a text message about an event in Omaha they thought I would...
An Incidental Evolution – String Cheese Incident to Perform in Omaha
The 1990s are well-known for producing angsty grunge rockers, angry feminist singers, and angelic pop quintets—but it also produced a...
Latin Jazz Artist Warms A Late Winter Night – Legend Paquito D’Rivera Plays Omaha
The end of February roared like a lion, at least inside the Holland Music Club, where the jazz saxophonist and...
Omaha Magazine – March/April 2025
When people think of law enforcement officers, they think of a variety of things: One person might think Lennie Briscoe...
Omaha Home – March/April 2025
Spring Colors I love spring—some of my favorite flowers, specifically lilacs and hyacinth, bloom in spring. A few years ago,...
B2B – February/March 2025
When I first heard of Megan Hale, I thought, “Wow, she’s a great woman entrepreneur.” As I learned more about...
Dream Money Method: Megan Hale’s Blueprint for Financial Freedom
Megan Hale knew what she wanted to do for a living at age 15. “I was lucky in the sense...
Remembering Jimmy Carter: A Local Activist, and Nonprofit, Honor Former President and Magnanimous Being
Omaha community advocate Preston Love Jr. met President Jimmy Carter during the 1970s while he was in office. To learn...
Omaha Magazine – January/February 2025: The Health & Wellness Issue
It’s a new year, and there’s bound to be a lot of “new” happening in 2025—from personal resolutions to the...
‘Blindspot in America’: Elom K. Akoto’s Debut Novel Explores Immigrant Realities
Listen to this article here. Audio Provided by Radio Talking Book Service. Between Ghana and Benin sits the West African country of...
Omaha Home – January/February 2025
New Year, New Homes Happy 2025, OmahaHome readers! It hardly seems possible that the new millennium was a quarter-century ago....
F3’s Chad Brough: Growing a Movement of Fitness, Fellowship, and Faith
Listen to this article here. Audio Provided by Radio Talking Book Service. It’s early in the morning, so early Venus is still...
