Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 15th of June.
Good morning, Omaha.
Dozens gathered at Omaha Dog Bar Sunday for a fundraiser reunion hosted by Nebraska Humane Society, where former shelter dogs and their new families enjoyed a pool and raffle while the nonprofit offers special adoption deals.
Maharaja Indian Cuisine has opened a second restaurant at 8419 South 73rd Plaza in Papillion on the southwest corner of 72nd & Giles, occupying the former Miyake Sushi House space.
Its original location is in Miracle Hills at 617 North 114th Street.
At the Omaha art fair on Sunday, no storms disrupted the event as visitors walked among tents to view art (at least 30 artists replaced lost items with new tents following Saturday’s storms).
Elkhorn Community Theatre is preparing to present 'Legally Blonde The Musical' this Friday, June 19 through Tuesday, June 28.
The award-winning show features local actors including Noelani Howland, Allie Blake (and Lenny the dog) as part of an engaging production about Elle Woods breaking stereotypes.
A storm damaged 17 booths at the Omaha Art Fair Saturday morning, forcing artists to work quickly to save their displays.
The event returned Sunday at Aksarben Village (no one was injured), and organizers are seeking public support to help cover repair costs.
A study by Metropolitan Community College finds that their program helps Omaha-area students catch up in math before college.
Researchers say the catch-up plan is improving outcomes for students.
The Nebraska Humane Society advises residents to care for guinea pigs by providing safe, spacious habitats and daily play outside the cage.
They recommend a balanced diet with extra vitamin C and pairing pets for social comfort to help these small animals thrive.
Omaha Slumpbusters, the world’s largest youth baseball tournament, brings over 700 teams from 37 states to metro fields this weekend.
Parents say players enjoy a taste of the College World Series (games are held off Charles Schwab Field).
Husker Athletics announced the death of former Nebraska football assistant coach George Darlington, who passed away Sunday, Jun.
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College World Series fans share personal connections to their teams at Baseball Village (near Charles Schwab Field) on Sunday as supporters clad in purple and yellow enjoy a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity seeing Bracket 1 action.
After a 5-2 win over West Virginia at the College World Series, Mason Kern caught up with UNC 3B Cooper Nicholson on Jun.
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Ole Miss announced extra motivation to return to Nebraska after its Lincoln Regional loss+ the Rebels plan to show their best at the College World Series in Omaha.
Troy overcame a four-run deficit in a 12-8 elimination win over Mississippi at Charles Schwab Field on Sunday—marking their 18th comeback this season and keeping their College World Series run alive as they prepare for Tuesday’s game.
Artikal Sound System Concert
7-8 p.m. — The Waiting Room Lounge — $20 ADV / $25 DOS — Enjoy a vibrant reggae performance from South Florida's finest musicians.
The Motet Live Performance
7-9:30 p.m. — The Waiting Room Lounge — $27 ADV / $30 DOS — Experience the vibrant sounds of The Motet, a legendary funk band known for their energetic live shows.
PWP Wrestling Presents: Reforged
7-10 p.m. — The Waiting Room Lounge — Tickets starting at $10 — Watch local wrestling talent in an electrifying atmosphere at PWP's latest event.
40th Annual Pockets of Enthusiasm
Friday Cookout starting 5:30pm — Eugene T. Mahoney State Park — Inquiries about lodging available — Enjoy great food and fellowship with walking tacos and brunch.
Ben Folds Concert
8-9:30 p.m. — Holland Center — Tickets available — Experience the genre-bending music of Emmy-nominated singer-songwriter Ben Folds.
Disney's Mary Poppins - Musical
2-6 p.m. — Omaha Community Playhouse — Ticket packages available — Experience the magical world of Mary Poppins with VIP access and premium seating.
North Fork Crossing
8-11 p.m. — Slowdown — Tickets from $48 — Experience an unforgettable live show at The Slowdown in Omaha.
Final Fridays @ the Conservatory
12-1 p.m. — Omaha Conservatory of Music — Complimentary coffee — End your month on a high note with an enriching musical performance and great company.
Strawberry Fest
9 a.m. – 9 p.m. — Nelson Produce Farm — Enjoy family fun and a vibrant fireworks show.
"Weird Al" Yankovic Live Concert
7:30-9 p.m. — Baxter Arena — Ticket prices vary — Experience a full-production multimedia comedy rock show featuring hits and fan favorites from the world's top-selling comedy recording artist.
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