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North Omaha entrepreneur expands mission to help minority businesses prosper
Julian Young is an entrepreneur. He opened his own Scooters coffee location near 30th and Ames in March 2018, making it the first shop for the company in North Omaha. → Read More
Nebraska Hispanic Chamber of Commerce helps businesses move forward
The Nebraska Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is all about supporting entrepreneurs. → Read More
Omaha entrepreneur offers business course to help Latinos start businesses
Armando Salgado, an entrepreneur, is helping Latino businesses in Nebraska grow. → Read More
Omaha Police Department’s Mounted Patrol Unit welcomes new horse ‘Bullet’
Omaha Police Department welcomed a new horse to its Mounted Patrol Unit this week. Thirteen-year-old Bullet, an Appaloosa horse was added to the unit on Tuesday, following a ceremony in front of other officers and his former owners. → Read More
Husband and wife connect the Spanish-speaking community with police and fire departments
Sergio and Ofelia Robles have been married for nearly 33 years. For the last 5 years, together, they’ve put an emphasis on community outreach through their work with first responders. → Read More
Moving Forward: a gym fit for first responders
An Omaha gym caters exclusively to first responders and their wellness needs → Read More
Omaha Food Lovers & local businesses support local pantry
Stacy Winters loves food. So much so, he and others started the group Omaha Food Lovers. Members share reviews and make recommendations for area restaurants and bars and have a big impact on businesses struggling during the pandemic. → Read More
Raygun offers up equality, progressiveness and a side of humor
Raygun is a new store that is all about midwestern humor with a helping of equality. → Read More
Hispanic Heritage Month: Tony Espejo, the beginning of PACE
Antonio Espejo, or Tony as many know him as, is a proud SOB, which many Omahans know refers to a ‘South Omaha boy,’ → Read More
El Museo Latino in South Omaha is full of art and history
Omaha is a city full of history and landmarks. In South Omaha, history was made in the 1990s when El Museo Latino was opened. → Read More
Decommissioned church offers affordable studio space for artists
Cross Lutheran Church has been decommissioned to become a hub for artists - a place where artists can create, work, and even live. The organization is called Reformed Studio and Assembly Space. → Read More
Nonprofit launches tattoo removal program for former inmates
Two community organizations, Heartland Hope Mission an Life House, are working together, filling that gap and giving parents the added support they need. → Read More
Nonprofit in North Omaha to host basketball camp for kids in October
Nonprofit in North Omaha to host basketball camp for kids in October → Read More
Abide Omaha continues focus on revitalizing neighborhoods through Stronger Families
Revitalizing North Omaha, one neighborhood at a time. That’s the mission of Abide Omaha, a nonprofit that was started nearly 31 years ago by Ron and Tawny Dotzler. → Read More
Aksarben Little Free Pantry brings people together during pandemic
When Beth Riley’s birthday was approaching last month, all she asked for was a food pantry to put outside her house. → Read More
Artist creates billboards for LGBTQ+ community in North Omaha
A billboard series in North Omaha is catching the eye of those passing by while helping others move forward. → Read More
Bellevue police officer buys car seats for mom in need during traffic stop
A Bellevue Police officer used his own money to buy a mother in need car seats for her children during a traffic stop. → Read More
Farmer advocates for better working conditions inside food processing plants
One Nebraska farmer is part of an advocacy group working towards better working conditions for food processing plants. → Read More
Siembra Nebraska program provides free healthy food for community
In South Omaha, some gardens are producing more than just food - they’re growing opportunities for the community’s youth. → Read More
Security National Bank creates new job position to focus on diversity
Madeline Moyer of Omaha is excited about her new job position. In July, she became the new Senior Vice President of Diversity and Inclusion at Security National Bank. → Read More