- The Livestock Exchange Building in South Omaha is celebrating its 100th anniversary
- Built by Kiewit in 1926, it was used for cattle trading for decades before sitting empty
- OneWorld Community Health Centers has occupied the building since 2005.
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OMAHA, Neb. (KMTV) – Neighbors and community leaders gathered Thursday night at the historic Livestock Exchange Building on 30th Street in South Omaha to celebrate its 100th anniversary.
The building was built by Kiewit and opened in 1926. For decades, the site was used for cattle trading. That eventually stopped, and the building sat empty before becoming occupied again in 2005…