Casey Logan
Omaha World-Herald
Omaha, NE, United States
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Past articles by Casey:
Local artist’s western landscapes earn national recognition
With his works gracing galleries across the U.S., Andrew Peters follows a great artistic path of discovery and conservation. → Read More
At the mercy of Mother Nature, Elkhorn tubers go with the flow
Tubers and tankers on the Elkhorn River have to keep an eye on fluctuating water levels. → Read More
Plenty to do, see, eat at Summer Arts Festival
The Omaha Summer Arts Festival returns this weekend, with more than 130 artists from 27 states selling their work in a street-fair atmosphere complete with live music, loads of kid-friendly activities and food options galore. → Read More
Kaneko's new exhibit urges you to dive in and 'Play'
“Play,” a new exhibition on display at Kaneko through August 16, makes a compelling case for the power and importance of play throughout life, and it does so largely by example. → Read More
Playground for the imagination swaps slides and swings for lumber and tires
At Nebraska's first "adventure playground," which opens today next to the Gifford Park neighborhood community garden, kids will find no slides, swings, monkey bars or rubber matting to pad their falls. → Read More
Omaha's playground for the imagination swaps slides and swings for lumber and tires
At Nebraska's first "adventure playground," which opens today next to the Gifford Park neighborhood community garden, kids will find no slides, swings, monkey bars or rubber matting to pad their falls. → Read More
OPA's 2015-16 slate includes 'Dirty Dancing,' Jane Lynch, a 1-man 'Breaking Bad'
Gearing up to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Holland Performing Arts Center’s opening, Omaha Performing Arts has unveiled its 2015-16 season. → Read More
Local psychic unveils Omaha in new TV series
The popularity of the TLC reality series “Long Island Medium” had something to do with the idea. But mediums employing media is nothing new. One-on-one readings only go so far in the business. → Read More
Man on a mission: Loss of son put Omahan on a path to help save other kids' lives
Almost 12 years have gone by since Bill Collins’ son Harley died on a basketball court at McMillan Magnet Center. The doctor told Collins his son might have survived had there been a defibrillator on-site. Within a month of his son’s death, Collins launched a campaign to get defibrillators into all Omaha-area schools. → Read More