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Music, The Mother Tongue

Oct 22, 2023 02:03AM ● By Sara Locke

Michael Murphy’s conversation with music started early, but his ability to hear where the music was leading him has taken him places he never could have guessed.

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Omaha, Nebraska: We Don't Cruise Anymore

Oct 22, 2023 02:03AM ● By Catherine a. Dunn

Cruising culture started as an evolution of the old traditions of strolling down Main Street. It allowed young people to show off cars, go out, have fun, and make a bit of mischief.

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One Step at a Time

Oct 22, 2023 02:03AM ● By Mike Whye

MSfoward’s Daryl Kucera treats MS not as a disease, but a challenge.

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Dialing the Dead

Sep 22, 2023 04:20PM ● By Lizzy Diamond

Omaha's Ouija Chronicles.

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Teaching Wellness After Illness: Yoga Instructor Tancy Ellis

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

From nursing to yoga, read about how Tancy's journey led her to guide others towards holistic well-being.

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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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NEBRASKA CITY’S ANNUAL FESTIVAL CELEBRATES 55 YEARS OF FALL HARVEST FUN

A is for Applejack

Aug 22, 2023 02:51PM ● By Kim Carpenter

Nebraska City's annual festival celebrates 55 years of fall harvest fun.

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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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