Новости за 19.05.2018

An early morning storm didn’t stop Lincolnites from flocking to Longwell’s to watch the royal wedding Saturday.

Lincoln will switch to LED street lights over the next 12 months under a $12.2 million contract with Schneider Electric, an international energy management firm with a manufacturing plant in Lincoln.

Megan Pohlmeier's Army recruiter gave her something special to wear with her cap and gown when she graduated from Hastings High School over the weekend.

The middle of Nebraska's offensive line will have a different look in 2018.

The middle of Nebraska's offensive line will have a different look in 2018.

I'm always interested in people who choose situations of relative discomfort over comfort.

The partnership between Giovanni Sanchez and Katrina Santiago all started because of a book on raising chickens written by Joel Salatin.

As I watch and wait to see what will become of the old Knight’s Plumbing building at 24th and O streets, I’m also intrigued by the varied uses of its neighbor to the east. That well-kept, two-story, brick building appears…

Follow along for updates from the state track meet at Omaha Burke Stadium.

The construction of a roundabout at South Coddington Avenue and West Van Dorn Street is expected to be complete by July, clearing the path to Pioneers Park of orange construction cones.

True Dance & Company will premiere an original ballet, based on the fairy tale "Beauty and the Beast," directed and choreographed by Shari True today, May 19, at Lincoln East High School, 1000 S. 70th St. Showtimes are noon ("Beauty…

The 27th season of Homer's Heroes, an Optimist Club-operated baseball program for youngsters with physical and intellectual disabilities, will return in June. But parents are urged to register via the Junior Saltdogs website at Jrsaltdogs.com today, May 19. To receive…

One of the Lincoln Senior Men's Golf League’s favorite stops provided a beautiful day, as players basked in the sunny, warm day for a variable shamble at Tara Hills in Papillion.

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Artist Deb Monfelt will lead a Sketching Downtown Lincoln class today, May 19, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Noyes Art Gallery, 119 S. Ninth St.

Lincoln high schools and students are among the winners in the fifth annual Nebraska High School Theater Awards (NHSTA) competition. They will be honored at the NHSTA Showcase Friday, June 8, at 7:30 p.m. at the Orpheum Theater in Omaha.

The music, comedy and impressions of Keir will headline the Comedy Loft May 24-26 in the Creamery Building, 701 P St.

Entertainment One (eOne) and Round Room bring "PJ Masks Live! Time to Be a Hero," the hit musical production, to the Lied Center for Performing Arts today, May 19, at 3 p.m.

The 16th annual Gateway Sertoma Golf Tournament, a four-person golf scramble, will tee off Friday, June 1, with a 12:30 p.m. shotgun start at HiMark Golf Course, 8901 Augusta Drive.

The Ag Sack Lunch Program, which provides free sack lunches to Nebraska fourth-graders and shows them where their food comes from, wraps up its eighth year in May. Nearly 5,000 students from 95 schools will have participated in the program…

Irving Middle School seventh-graders Carmen Marley and Julia Abraham were among eight Nebraska students recognized May 6 at Werner Park in Papillion for their winning entries in the 2018 NEST “Why I Want to Go to College” writing contest, sponsored…

Lincoln Duplicate Bridge Club

KZUM (89.3 FM) will bring its free summer concert series to Stransky Park, 17th & Harrison streets, at 7 p.m. every Thursday, May 24-Aug. 9. During weeks with two performers, the first will start at 7 p.m. and the second…

The Lincoln Saltdogs and Aging Partners are providing local caregivers with an opportunity to enjoy a night at the ballpark this summer with a limited number of free Saltdog reserved tickets available on a first-come, first-served basis.