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“Rules of Engagement” viewing

While in the Los Angeles area last fall, Lisa and I had the chance to watch a taping of the CBS comedy “Rules of Engagement.” The show – in its […]

Lincoln’s Engine House Cafe combines food with history

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One goal we have when we travel is to try local restaurants. On our recent day trip to Lincoln, we wanted to try a local café for breakfast. The Engine […]

Kearney Archway offers “look” into westward migration

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Designed as a tribute to Nebraska’s pioneer history and the role that the Platte River valley played in American westward expansion, the Kearney Archway explores American movement during the 1800s […]

Crane Watch 2013

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Up to half a million Sandhill Cranes visit central Nebraska annually. They are a magnificent sight to see. Cranes are gray with a red crown on their head. Their height […]

UNO hockey rides streaks during frustrating season

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The University of Nebraska at Omaha wasn’t expected to challenge for the WCHA championship going into the 2012-13 college hockey season. The Mavericks were picked to finish 8th in the […]

LEGOs, LEGOs and flowers at Omaha’s botanical garden

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What to do with 46,000 LEGO pieces? Build an American bison, of course. That’s what nationally-renowned LEGO artist Sean Kenney did at Omaha’s Lauritzen Gardens. The bison, built entirely from logos, […]

Corregidor – Filipino island played key role during World War II

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It’s been almost two years since I had the opportunity to travel to The Philippines for work. It was a great trip and a wonderful learning opportunity. I did my […]

Nebraska basketball says good-bye to Devaney Center victorious

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We had the privilege of being among the 12,500 fans taking in the final college basketball game at the Bob Devaney Sports Center on the campus of the University of […]

Black History Month 2013

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In recognition of the many achievements of African Americans through the years, I believe it worthwhile to recognize and recall some great Nebraska African Americans, as well as recognize a […]

Kansas City Zoo offers visitors interesting views

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Kansas City’s zoo offers upclose views of animals from around the world! The first thing we noticed about the Kansas City Zoo was the size of its animal exhibits. They […]

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