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.
Ballet Nebraska Showcases ‘Giselle’
By Bill Grennan
Omaha, NE — A love story and a ghost story intertwine in Ballet Nebraska’s season opener.
Read MoreBehind the singing, anti-pipeline stars clash with pipeline promoters
By Fred Knapp
Neligh, NE – Music was a big lure for this weekend’s concert near Neligh, Nebraska put on by opponents of the Keystone XL pipeline. And when they weren’t singing, the stars of the show were speaking out — against the pipeline.
Read MoreOmaha Symphony plays “Korngold Violin Concerto”
By Ben Rasmussen
Omaha, NE – This weekend, music from the silver screen comes to the Symphony. KVNO’s Ben Rasmussen has more!
Read MoreLee Terry and Brad Ashford spar in debate
By Brandon McDermott
Omaha, NE – The race for Nebraska’s 2nd Congressional seat between Republican incumbent Lee Terry and Democratic challenger Brad Ashford inches closer to November 4th’s Election Day. Thursday night in Omaha both Ashford and Terry sparred over veteran’s benefits, possible changes to the minimum wage and many other matters.
Read MoreUNO women’s soccer takes to the road following OT draw
By Brandon McDermott
Omaha, NE – The University of Nebraska at Omaha women’s soccer team played cross town team Creighton Sunday at Caniglia Field. It was a heavily contested game, even to overtime. KVNO takes a look at the battle between the Mavericks and Bluejays.
Read MoreTeachers often pull from own pockets for classroom supplies
By Ben Bohall
Lincoln, NE – With school now back in session, many Nebraska teachers are faced with the reality of having to pay hundreds of dollars out-of-pocket for classroom supplies. It’s an ongoing problem and state educators are hoping for help to lighten the financial load.
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