The Spirit of Lincoln is Alive
Once known as a government and university city, Lincoln is experiencing a new way—a way in which residents and visitors alike are amazed by the turnout of what was once a futuristic vision that challenged...
Category: Business
An Interview with Wendy Birdsall, President of the Lincoln Chamber of Commerce
To get an idea of Lincoln’s business climate, just walk through the historic Haymarket. On the ground, you’ll see construction works assembling parts that will one day make up an arena or a hotel. Look...
Pinnacle Bank Arena to be among the most sustainable in the country
In 2010 Lincoln voted overwhelmingly to support the building of a new 16,000 seat civic arena in the Haymarket district, and to create alongside a new redevelopment out of rail yards and unused industrial “brownfields.”...
Shopping in the Star City
Are you looking for a specialty store that carries licorice from Holland, designer clothing from Paris, olive oil from Italy, or homemade wine from Raymond? Lincoln has it all. The city has maintained a healthy...
Branding Our City: Lincoln in need of an identity
That was the consensus of many in the community heading into 2011. Lincoln had just experienced a fantastic two year period in 2009 and 2010. During those two years: • The University of Nebraska took...
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