Holly McAtee—Contributing Writer
Holly McAtee is originally from Cincinnati, Ohio. She received her BA in English with a Creative Writing emphasis and a Theatre Minor from Northern Kentucky University. She enjoys reading, painting, acting, attending live theater and concerts, and traveling. She has recently acted in two shows at the Lofte Community Theatre in Manley. She loves to hear people’s stories and is honored to be able to write about them. She is married to her husband, Ray, and they have two children, who attend UNO. She lives in Springfield and enjoys being part of a small community.
Leo Adam Biga—Contributing Writer
Omaha native Leo Adam Biga has been telling Nebraska stories since the 1980s. As a freelance writer, his work appears in local, statewide, regional, and national publications. His cultural journalism spans film, television, media, literature, theater, music, and athletics. He also covers social justice issues. In addition to writing for media clients, he creates content for nonprofits. As an author his published books include “Alexander Payne: His Journey in Film;” “Crossing Bridges: A Priest's Uplifting Life Among the Downtrodden;” and “Forever Grateful: The Gift of New Life from Organ Donation.” His newest book, “Triumph After Trauma,” publishes this winter.
Damian & Samantha Ingersoll— Contributing Writers
Omaha Magazine’s favorite son and Distribution Supervisor, Damian, has stepped into his writing shoes with his wife, Samantha, for this issue’s restaurant review. Damian, who has a degree in Early Childhood Education and English from Sacramento State, has been with Omaha Magazine for four years. Samantha, who has a degree in English and Journalism, also from Sacramento State, has worked in the banking industry for the last 20 years. Both Samantha and Damian moved to Omaha from California 11 years ago and immediately fell in love with the city. In their free time, the couple enjoys spending time outdoors, going to movies, doing DIY projects around their house, visiting local restaurants, and relaxing at their favorite spot: home. They also love spending time and energy keeping up with their 6-year-old son, who is definitely turning out just like his parents. Well played, karma. Well-played.
This article originally appeared in the March/April 2024 issue of Omaha Magazine. To subscribe, click here.
