A magnificent structure
by Patty Beutler Driving toward Lincoln from the west on I-80, a tiny but recognizable image in the distance rises above the Plains. Even from miles away, the State Capitol makes its presence known. After...
Category: Recreation & Leisure
South Haymarket Park: An Emerald Gem for the Capital City
by Molly Nance One of the things that makes a great city is a great park. New York has Central Park, San Francisco has Golden Gate Park, Chicago has Grant Park, and within two or...
History and Art & QUILTS
by Jackson Wilde Hung on gallery walls at the International Quilt Museum, quilts made during World War I show the loss, sacrifice and patriotism of an era punctuated with conflict. With traditional patterns and repurposed...
Landing in Luxury: Lincoln Airport’s Brand New Terminal
by Morgan Moll, Taylor Kumm – LNK Marketing Interns, and Rachel Barth, Director of Communications It’s hard to believe, but it’s already been a year since Lincoln’s airport embarked on a remarkable transformation journey. The...
A New Youth Baseball Mecca
by Ken Hambleton The idea is simple and often repeated. As W.P. Kinsella wrote in Field of Dreams, Build it and they will come, Jeff Maul and a host of partners are going to live...
Running Through Lincoln
by Chris Whitney North to south, east to west, and everywhere in between, you are hard-pressed to find a city in the United States that offers as many paved trail options as Lincoln does. Through...
Harmonious Delights
Exploring Lincoln’s Summer Festivals Jazz in June n For nearly three decades, enthusiasts of the captivating world of jazz eagerly anticipate the enchanting Tuesday evenings throughout June in Lincoln. Renowned artists from national and international...
Must See Attractions
by Aja Martin Nebraska State Capitol, 1445 K Street, was constructed over a decade from 1922 to 1932. Artists of various mediums are featured heavily throughout the building with an emphasis on art deco. Touring...
World Record Volleyball
by Ken Hambleton Volleyball Day started with smiles as big as the Plains. It ended with tears of joy, dreams of something so big and a world record for people in the stands for any...
And there’s Golf!
by Ken Hambleton If you wander down the fairways of Pioneers Golf Course, the oldest public course in town, you can almost feel the presence of all the Lincoln golfers from the last 90 years....
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