Mayor Gaylor Baird praises local groups for success in Lincoln’s first food challenge
LINCOLN, Neb — Mayor Leirion Gaylor Baird expressed gratitude to community organizations for their role in the success of the first Mayor’s Local Food Challenge, which encouraged sourcing food from local producers. The program, running from July to October, saw 21 organizations place 289 orders with 38 regional...
Dani Busboom Kelly joins LOVB Nebraska as ambassador, strengthening state’s volleyball pipeline
OMAHA, Neb. (KOLN) - League One Volleyball (LOVB) announced Thursday that Nebraska head coach and Husker legend Dani Busboom Kelly has joined LOVB Nebraska as an official ambassador, a role centered on community engagement, athlete development and advancing professional volleyball across the state. Busboom Kelly, a...
Lincoln police sergeant returns to stage in ‘Diary of Anne Frank’ with family ties...
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - The Lincoln Community Playhouse is presenting the production of “Diary of Anne Frank,” featuring a Lincoln Police Department sergeant who returned to acting after more than two decades. Wendi Ground, a sergeant with the Lincoln Police Department’s Criminal Investigations Unit, plays Miep Gies...
Seeking Menopause and Weight Management Specialist in Lincoln: Recommendations and Reviews
In a recent post on social media, a user sought recommendations for a reputable female doctor in Lincoln, specializing in menopause and weight management. The user expressed difficulty in finding a medical professional as many establishments are not currently accepting new patients. The post sparked a discussion with...
Just Had My Tonsils Removed and Craving Pancakes.
A recent social media post has sparked a lively discussion about the best place to get fluffy pancakes in town. The user, who just had their tonsils removed, is craving for some comforting pancakes and has turned to the online community for suggestions. The post has garnered a number of responses, with various local...
School of Natural Resources Honors Community Members with October Drops of Gratitude
The October 2025 'Drops of Gratitude' initiative at the School of Natural Resources (SNR) recognizes students, staff, and faculty for their contributions. This month, Lindsey Chizinski, Mike Hayes, Mark Mesarch, Musain, Larkin Powell, Christine Steggs, and Sarah Thorell received recognition for their work and support...
Cheesecake brings Lincoln together one scoop at a time
Lincoln’s dessert scene shines with High Society Cheesecake, a longtime local favorite celebrated for its rich, handcrafted cheesecakes. From classic New York slices to rotating seasonal flavors, there’s something for every sweet tooth. High Society Cheesecake, a longtime Lincoln bakery, has drawn national attention...
Capital Humane Society selling holiday blankets
The Capital Humane Society is selling holiday blankets to raise funds to support the animals in their care.
Omaha man sentenced to 17 1/2 years for conspiracy to distribute controlled substances
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - An Omaha man was sentenced on Thursday to 17 and a half years for conspiracy to distribute controlled substances. According to the Department of Justice, 42-year-old Javier Jasso of Omaha was sentenced in federal court in Lincoln for one count of conspiracy to distribute controlled substances.
Lefler Middle School’s Nickos Horton Recognized for Building Student Connections in Lincoln
This week, Lincoln Public Schools is highlighting Nickos Horton, a student support technician at Lefler Middle School in Lincoln, Nebraska. Horton, also called 'Coach' by students and staff, is recognized for building strong relationships within the school. He recently received the Golden Lion award, which is based...
