08/03/21 • Nebraska vaccine data • Nationwide case trends Photo Collection: Community Fills the Streets for Native Omaha Days 2021 Reporter Chris Bowling walked up and down the parade route as it traveledalong on North 30th Street, capturing the energy of the event via photography.Check out Chris’ candids from Saturday’s celebration. Published in The Reader. Reed Moore’s Daily Rundown Happy […]
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Energy Efficient Homes, Pillen to Sign Abortion/Gender Bill,More Diverse OPD
‘We’re Doing It Because There’s A Need.’ Fighting for a Greener Omaha Comes With Success, Setbacks for Students.
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Greener Omaha, $11B State Budget Plan, Police Pay Bump?
‘We’re Doing It Because There’s A Need.’ Fighting for a Greener Omaha Comes With Success, Setbacks for Students.
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Chili and Elote, Omaha Potholes, Gun in School
Chili and elote are the subject of Sara Locke’s affection this week. The City of Omaha hasn’t had a contract for pothole repair since 2019. Charges will not be filed against a Lincoln boy who brought a loaded handgun to his elementary school.
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FBI Searches, Omaha’s Music Scene, UNL Chancellor Retiring
Read past Reed Moore daily newsletters HERE’S YOUR RUNDOWN Happy Don’t Make Your Bed Day Reed Moore observes this celebration many more times than once a year. 2022 Music Year in Review This past year was the closest we’ve been to “normal” since before 2019. Still, things have changed. By Tim McMahan. Published in The Reader. REED […]
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The May Reader, Charity Controversy, National Forest Fire
‘We’re Doing It Because There’s A Need.’ Fighting for a Greener Omaha Comes With Success, Setbacks for Students.
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Legislature’s Women Fight Harassment, Ditching Native American Mascots, $294.5M Toward Health Care?
For Local Theater Productions,2021 Offered a Renewal Doors opened again, curtains rose and audiences returned to seats — with some COVID-19 precautions. Story by Natalie Christie. Published in The Reader. Reed Moore’s Daily Rundown Happy National Banana Bread DayToday’s news doesn’t understand why baking banana bread didn’t catch on the way baking sourdough bread did during the infamous spring of […]
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“Downward Spiral” Part 4, Economic Recovery Funds, Child Labor Aftermath
The fourth and final installment of Chris Bowling’s “Downward Spiral” series. Lawmakers resume the conversation on how to distribute economic recovery funds to North and South Omaha. Parents of a child illegally employed at a meatpacking plant face child abuse charges and possible deportation.
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Panelists Persist Despite Porn, Pandemic Restrictions Rally, Harassment Allegations Attorney
(Originally published March 2, 2021) ‘I don’t know you like that’ Finishing her three-year residency at the Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts* with a bang, Sylvie Fortin, the renowned Canadian independent curator, presents an exhibition exploring how human bodies relate to themselves, each other and the wider world. By Jonathan Orozco. Published in The Reader. *Visitors […]
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Library Advisory Panel, Omahan & NYC Pride, Pandemic EBT
Read past Reed Moore daily newsletters HERE’S YOUR RUNDOWN Happy National Flip Flop DayReed Moore has a pair of dress flip flops for special summer soirees. Today’s news: The Omaha Library Foundation will form an advisory committee, but some Omahans worry the decision will grant a private philanthropy group more control over the public libraries. […]
