by Amy Dickerson While the Lancaster Event Center (LEC) Fairgrounds is now a nationally recognized venue home to more than 320 local to national events year-round in Lincoln, Nebraska, its unique history is not well...
by Dave Mlnarik The Cornhusker State Games, held annually in mid-July, is one of the nation’s largest multi-sport athletic festivals with some 70 different sports conducted at more than 50 different venues, primarily in Lincoln...
by Jeff Korbelik James Arthur Vineyards has produced numerous award-winning wines over the years, but 2021 marked the first time JAV entered and won an award for one of its Curveball Ciders. Double Play, a...
by Meghan Stratman The Mary Riepma Ross Media Arts Center offers an alternative to commercial movie theaters and shows the critically acclaimed films you won’t see anywhere else in town. Located at 13th and R...
by Tyler A. Thomas author of Nebraska Beer Great Plains History by the Pint and founder/managing editor of NebraskaFoodie.com Growing up in a big Italian family, there was never a meal that we didn’t end...
by Molly Nance Lincoln is home to a wonderful variety of restaurants, serving everything from world-famous Nebraska steaks and farm-to-table fresh veggies to seafood, pasta and an assortment of delicious dishes people have brought from...
Every decision LES makes is done so with a variety of considerations in mind. Healthy, sustainable electric service relies on energy that is affordable, reliable and environmentally sensible. Lincoln Electric System, the Lincoln area’s public...
by Aja Martin, photography by Tom Tidball Historic Haymarket – This is an entire destination in its own right. There are art galleries, restaurants plus multiple dessert options, and shopping fit for the whole family. This...
by Julie Nichols, photography by Tom Tidball Some say high school is a real zoo, and the flagship of Lincoln Public Schools’ high school focus programs, affectionately known as the Zoo School, takes it literally....
by Jesse Starita It was a rainy evening last March. After three-and-a-half hours of tense public testimony inside Lincoln’s County/City building, a lone voice resonated through the chamber. “We can’t just make things up as...
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