Brent Weber
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Recent articles by Brent:
Drop-offs on hold at Mission location due to renovation
Because of renovation inside the 60-year-old Timberlake Outreach Center building, the Open Door Mission temporarily pause drop-off donations until July 5. → Read More
CWS 2022: Teenager adds new color to College World Series with chalk drawings
Across the street from the stadium you can find some unique chalk drawings. → Read More
Negro Leagues history on display at North Omaha Museum
As interest in Black baseball history has grown in recent years, Ewing’s archives have grown for the annual “A League of Our Own, the Negro League Exhibit”, which runs through the month of June. → Read More
Douglas County drive-in brings modern tech to classic experience
Many Americans dream of starring on the big screen but the Karls had dreams of the big screen, under the stars. → Read More
OPS offers stipend to encourage retention, recruiting
Omaha Public Schools will offer stipends to staff and teachers the next two years. → Read More
Creighton professor sees rise of white nationalist hate rhetoric
In his research as an associate professor in communications study at Creighton University, Guy McHendry has seen the rise of violent, extremist movements → Read More
Suspect arrested near Carter Lake, found in hot tub
An erratic driver in a Carter Lake neighborhood led police on an unexpected chase across a golf course and into the water. → Read More
Nebraska experts weigh in on climate crisis
Last week the United Nation’s intergovernmental panel on climate change released a report written by hundreds of leading scientists showing it is “now or never” for worldwide action to avert climate disaster. → Read More
Omaha Broadway star returns home as Hades
Since embarking as a teenager on a successful career on stage and screen, Omaha’s Kevyn Morrow has never lost sight of his Northwest High School roots. → Read More
4,050 flags to remember Nebraskans lost to COVID
Rev. Joshua Sawyer of First Christian Church presented the idea to his congregation Sunday for a display to remember the date and those lost. → Read More
Omaha nonprofit hosts parvovirus vaccine clinic for dogs
A free vaccine clinic is part of ongoing efforts to protect dogs from the deadly canine parvovirus. → Read More
Baseball teammates, community remember fallen Omaha teenager
An 18-year-old Ralston High School senior, who in what has been called a tragic accident, was remembered by his baseball teammates and the community Saturday. → Read More
Police make arrest in Omaha teen homicide investigation
Omaha Police have made an arrest in connection to a deadly shooting of a teen. → Read More
As gas prices rise, Omaha metro drivers fill their tanks
AAA says Nebraska has the sixth cheapest gas in the country right now, but the average gas price is still $3.80 a gallon. → Read More
Omaha Storm Chasers G.M. part of change in baseball
In October, 2019, Schlender became the AAA franchise’s vice president and general manager. → Read More
Musical experience Up & Away provides ‘a magical experience’
The Rose Theater is preparing an uplifting opportunity for neurodiverse youngsters and their families with the musical production Up & Away. → Read More
Woman finds hope, encouragement for COVID-19 long-haulers
Smith was diagnosed with COVID-19 before vaccines were available, in December 2020. Fourteen months later, she’s finally getting answers to questions that doctor after doctor couldn’t answer. → Read More
Woman finds hope, encouragement for COVID-19 long-haulers
Smith was diagnosed with COVID-19 before vaccines were available, in December 2020. Fourteen months later, she’s finally getting answers to questions that doctor after doctor couldn’t answer. → Read More
Woman finds hope, encouragement for COVID-19 long-haulers
Smith was diagnosed with COVID-19 before vaccines were available, in December 2020. Fourteen months later, she’s finally getting answers to questions that doctor after doctor couldn’t answer. → Read More
Woman finds hope, encouragement for COVID-19 long-haulers
Smith was diagnosed with COVID-19 before vaccines were available, in December 2020. Fourteen months later, she’s finally getting answers to questions that doctor after doctor couldn’t answer. → Read More