A Forest of Woods Brothers
By Ed Zimmer It does not take visitors or new residents very long to notice that the name Woods can be found throughout Lincoln, Nebraska. Within a few months of my arrival in 1985, a...
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Exploring Lincoln through its Hotels
by Donna Joy Brakenhoff Today, more than ever before, the variety of Hotels in Lincoln, Nebraska is vast. No matter where your interests lie—an autumn football weekend, a romantic getaway, or a nice place for the...
Multi-Cultural Centers Showcase Lincoln’s Diversity
by Sriyani Tidball People of color, including those of multiracial and multiethnic heritage represent an increasing proportion of the U.S. population, and today according to the U.S. Census Bureau, 40 percent of the nation’s population...
Nebraska Women’s Athletics: History in the Making
by Drew Guiney As the adage goes, whenever one door closes, another one opens. And adds more room for fans. At least that seems to be the theme for two Nebraska women’s sports teams. Both the Husker...
Ties That Bind: A look at the rise and demise of Lincoln’s railroads
The year was 1870. Nebraska had been a state for three years and the newly named city of Lincoln had just welcomed the Burlington & Missouri River Railroad into the new capital. Over the next...
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