Nebraska Lawmaker Pushes Big
LINCOLN – State Senator Megan Hunt introduced LB 231, a bill that would ban conversion therapy across the state of Nebraska.
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Nebraska Lawmaker Pushes Big
LINCOLN – State Senator Megan Hunt introduced LB 231, a bill that would ban conversion therapy across the state of Nebraska.
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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.
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Stilian Kirov Conducts William Grant Still This Weekend
Omaha, NE—Omaha Symphony returns this weekend with a diverse repertoire. The orchestra welcomes back Bulgarian conductor and Music Director of the Illinois Philharmonic Orchestra and Bakersfield Symphony Orchestra, Stilian Kirov. The concert will feature mostly American composers, including Eric Ewazen, Walter Piston, and William Grant Still, but also Haydn.
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Omaha goes wild for Louder than a Bomb
Omaha, NE – Known as Louder than a Bomb, the competition ended with its final round Friday night. We hadn’t planned to cover it. But as the event went on, we knew we simply had to share it.
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Omaha, NE – It’s time for the final segment in our series on Omaha’s first Louder than a Bomb slam poetry contest. Today, we visit Itahi Sanchez from Lincoln High.
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Omaha, NE – In the third segment of this four-part Louder than a Bomb series, we visit Greg Smith from Creighton Prep.
Read MoreLouder than a Bomb: Marissa Gomez
Omaha, NE – This is the second segment in our four-part Louder than a Bomb series: meet Marissa Gomez at Omaha South High School.
Read MoreLouder than a Bomb: Duchesne’s Gina Keplinger
Omaha, NE – High school students from across the city will be reading and performing their poetry in a series of competitions kicking off April 15th.
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