Speedway Motors Museum of American Speed by Jason Lubken The Museum of American Speed has been in an exciting state of evolution since opening in 1992. With each following year the collection continues to outgrow...
by Jesse Starita On a picturesque morning last spring, tennis players from throughout Lincoln came together to do something they’d never done: celebrate the first-ever Play Tennis Lincoln Day. Organized by the all-volunteer Lincoln Tennis...
by Sriyani Tidball Lincoln is home to a plethora of splendid running, hiking, and walking trails, and we’ve got you covered with hand-curated trail maps, driving directions, and detailed reviews from fellow nature enthusiasts. If...
by Jeff Korbelik On a gorgeous summer evening in June, Brad Colerick climbed the stairs leading to the outdoor stage at James Arthur Vineyards, where he joined longtime Lincoln musicians Steven Hanson and Jim Pipher....
by Ken Hambleton New coach. Matt Rhule. “What will win at Nebraska,” he said. New recruits. New transfers. “We made some real strides in recruiting.” New approach. Rhule said, “Figure out what we do well...
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 Cynthia Peterson The Capitol City is speckled with wonderful coffee shops including many Starbucks, New Day, the Mill and Scooter’s locations, plus newcomer 7 Brew (drive up only). Whether you’re in search for a...
by Kelly Stenka Lincoln Children’s Museum has unveiled a brand-new, immersive exhibit that promises to cultivate the imaginations of young visitors while providing an educational adventure like no other. “Here We Grow” invites families to...
by Sriyani Tidball Lincoln boasts a plethora of options for those seeking an unforgettable event, particularly for those once-in-a-lifetime celebrations like weddings, corporate gatherings, or your own special party. The array of distinctive choices is...
by Ken Hambleton started with a red leather ball and quickly became the most popular game in town Games on Sundays were not allowed until the 1930s, but most fans ignored the law and risked...
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