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Twin brothers Ezra and Adeez Potash co-founded the candy company Sweet Stash with actor Martin Starr to support local arts programs using quality traditional methods.

They returned last week to share their success at a Film Streams event + highlight Omaha's supportive arts community.

A Place At Home, a senior care franchise founded by Omaha friends Dustin Distefano and Jerod Evanich, debuted on the Inc. 5000 list at No. 3085, achieving 98 percent growth from 2022-2025 — the ranking reflects its performance before its acquisition by Dovida.

A fast-food gyro shop called Westroads Gryo will occupy the vacant former Subway space at Westroads Mall next to Raising Cane’s, per a city permit.

The new vendor will bring a fresh dining option to the mall.

The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office recently launched a new bike unit to patrol unincorporated areas such as Heartwood Preserve and nearby trails.

Deputies Johnson and Baker will use the bikes to connect with community members at events and local markets.

A Nebraska startup is developing a low-cost wearable that detects Parkinson’s gait changes like those seen in Ahman Green to help doctors diagnose the disease earlier.

Following Saturday's scrimmage, Coach Rhule analyzed his running back unit during fall camp, noting injured players Caleb Benning & Gage Stenger are set for a quick recovery.

He also praised Demitrius Bell & Jacory Barney Jr. for demonstrating strong progress.

The Nebraska Barons are seeking back-to-back championships at the International Wheelchair Softball World Series in Valley.

Seventeen teams (from 13 states) played Friday and will crown a champion Monday.

Matt Rhule (Nebraska's head coach) evaluated the team's first full scrimmage of fall camp on Saturday, Aug.

15, and the Huskers unveiled their 2026 alternate uniform. The practice provided key insights for season planning.