by Ingrid Holmquist Lincoln is known for many things—Husker football, the University, people who are “Nebraska nice” and the State Capitol building—but among planning communities across the nation, it’s also known for another secret charm:...
by Frank E. Uhlarik Lincoln routinely makes dozens of “Top Ten” listings ranging from such community attributes as employment, financial stability and entrepreneurship; to friendliest, happiest and even some beer drinking lists (note this last...
Nestled in the heart of downtown Lincoln, the Rococo is a popular, classic and unique venue for concerts, parties, weddings, movies, fashion shows and many other memorable events. It is a theatre converted to an...
by Jim Ballard Turn back the clock to the early 1900s, and you will find Nebraska was home to hundreds of acres of grapevines dotting southeast Nebraska along the Missouri River. The practice and traditions...
by Claire Shinn An array of colors and personalities will greet you every time you enter the Nonprofit Hub coworking space on the corner of 14th and P Streets. In the midst of that array...
by Julie Hagemeier While many performing arts organizations take an extended break during the summer months, a number of Lincoln theatres ‘heat up’ with a full and varied line up of activities and productions. From...
by Sriyani Tidball I love breakfast. French toast, eggs benedict, pancakes, omelets, poached eggs, bacon, rolls and muffins, I just love it all. Somehow in most cities they have multitude of restaurants that serve lunch...
by Diane Gonzolas Lincoln is home to a growing pool of risk-taking entrepreneurs in the private sector, and City Hall continues to look for ways to partner and promote the next big idea. Recent national...
Without a doubt, 2016 was a remarkable year for Lincoln Electric System. The public power utility celebrated its 50th year of powering Lincoln and surrounding communities. Feb. 1, 1966, the city of Lincoln purchased the...
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