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Upcoming Activities for Older Adults in Lincoln and Lancaster County: December 8–12

Aging Partners will hold activities and classes for older adults and community members in Lincoln and Lancaster County from December 8 to December 12, 2025. The events aim to support socialization, wellness, and creativity for seniors. Activities will take place at senior centers and other community locations.
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Support Local Makers at Jingle and Mingle Holiday Market on December 6

Nebraska Innovation Studio will hold its Jingle and Mingle Holiday Market on December 6, 2025, from noon to 4 p.m. The event is free and open to the public. Studio members will offer handcrafted gifts and art for sale.
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Former Lincoln Mayor Coleen Seng passes away at age 89

LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) — The City of Lincoln announced that former Mayor Coleen Seng died on Monday. In a press release on Tuesday, the city said that Seng, 89, passed away peacefully, surrounded by her family. Seng began her public life through neighborhood advocacy and community organizing, work that...
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Crime Stoppers with LPD’s Jared Minary | December 3, 2025

LPD’s Jared Minary tells 10/11's Danielle Shenk they’re looking for a stolen dog named Odie and the driver in a 10th & O hit-and-run.
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UNL’s future is on the line: Cancel the Dec. 5 NU regents vote

The University of Nebraska Board of Regents should immediately cancel the Dec. 5 vote on Chancellor Rodney D. Bennett’s proposed $27.5 million budget cuts to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL). Approving this questionable plan is not fiscal prudence. It is institutional self-harm with long-term consequences for...
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Lincoln Airport Authority Names New Executive Director

The Lincoln Airport Authority has selected aviation veteran Anthony Dudas as the next executive director of the Lincoln Airport. He will step into the role at the beginning of the new year, becoming the airport’s fifth executive director. Dudas brings more than 17 years of aviation leadership experience, most...
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LIVE: Police investigate incident at Lincoln Casey’s gas station

LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - Lincoln Police have blocked off Casey’s gas station near 13th and E streets after an incident Thursday morning. Lincoln Fire and Rescue was called to the Casey’s in the Everett neighborhood at 11:11 a.m. for a police assist. Officers on scene put crime scene...
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American Job Center responds to Lincoln area layoffs with relocation program

LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - Due to recent layoffs affecting thousands of Nebraskans, the American Job Center (AJC) has called upon Lincoln employers with job opportunities to contact the center regarding participation in its worker relocation program. Workforce administrator Dylan Wren said the center’s Dislocated Worker...
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Lincoln Public Schools Students Earn Top Honors for School Newspapers and Yearbooks

This fall, students from Lincoln Public Schools (LPS) received recognition for their work in student journalism. At the Nebraska High School Press Association (NHSPA) Fall Convention, Southeast High School and Southwest High School received Cornhusker Awards for their school newspapers and yearbooks for the 2024-25...
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How Lincoln’s ‘Polaroid girl’ breaks barriers to connect to her community

LINCOLN, Neb. – Keren Carlson is mostly known for being behind the camera. She can be found in dark, sweaty local bars with her Polaroid camera. Other times, she is in her art studio, Joe’s Coffee Parrish, chatting with other artists with dimly lit paintings hanging beside her.

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