Devotion, Family, and Food Since 1925. Viva Santa Lucia
OMAHA – Devotis walk guarding Santa Lucia, making sure she is safe and unharmed as she makes her way through the streets of Little Italy in Omaha near 10th and Williams streets.
Road to Omaha – Oral Roberts Golden Eagles
Omaha, NE – On today’s episode of “Road to Omaha,” KVNO’s Brandon McDermott spoke with Oral Roberts head coach Ryan Folmar.
Maple St. Construct Introduces ‘Floral Rodeo’
Omaha, NE—“Floral Rodeo” is open now at Maple St. Construct. The show features artists in residence, Thomas Linder and Mabel Moore. While many of Maple Street’s pairings have been artists who never met, Linder and Moore are engaged.
It’s a Wonderful Life at Film Streams
By Robyn Wisch, KVNO News
Omaha, NE – It’s a Wonderful Life returns to the theater this December. Film Streams is hosting the classic Christmas story, which is a darker tale than its name suggests.
Read MoreWill electric vehicles make it to rural Nebraska?
By Bill Kelly
Lincoln, NE – The focus on the electric vehicle market has been in urban areas, leaving potential customers in rural areas wondering if the development of new cars and trucks is leaving them behind.
Read MoreArtists-in-residence talk about their time at the Bemis
By Lindsey Peterson
Omaha, NE- Some of the best and brightest new artists from around the world end up at the Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts’ artist-in-residency program in Omaha.
Read MoreNelson fears Congress won’t avoid fiscal cliff
By Robyn Wisch, KVNO News
Omaha, NE – U.S. Sen. Ben Nelson said he’s not sure Congress will strike a deal in time to avert the looming fiscal cliff.
Read MoreWomen relay experiences of violence through art
By Lindsey Peterson
Omaha, NE – As unrest unfolds in the Middle East, a traveling art exhibition at the Sheldon Museum of Art in Lincoln seems all the more relevant in its message.
Read MoreNebraska lynch mobs not always “Wild West” creation, says historian
By Bill Kelly
Lincoln, NE – Justice by lynch mob was more common in Nebraska’s early history than Nebraskans might think.
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