Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 1st of September.
Good morning, Omaha.
YouTurn is celebrating its 10th anniversary with its third annual gala scheduled for this Saturday from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. at the Scott Conference Center.
The nonprofit works with young people and families in areas affected by violence and will feature prominent speakers.
The Omahawks Remote Control Airplane Club will host its annual Labor Day Air Show at Standing Bear Lake Park on Sept.
7 to benefit Make-a-Wish-Nebraska – the event runs from 11:45 a.m. to about 4 p.m. and features dozens of model aircraft; free parking and admission are offered.
Film Streams will launch its 'On the Green' outdoor movie series at Sonny's Builders District with bi-weekly screenings on Monday nights.
The Nebraska State Fair unveiled a new statue honoring America's 250th birthday at Fonner Park today, marking a key moment in celebrating the nation’s heritage.
Other fair activities further enhance the historic commemoration.
The Metropolitan Utilities District is conducting a hazardous materials training exercise for first responders at the Florence Water Treatment Plant in the Florence neighborhood on Thursday from 9 to noon — the drill poses no risk to public safety.
An Omaha maternity home said a baby left at a local fire station highlights a broader issue of under-addressed family support, and the center is promoting available resources to help families in need.
Grieving mother Michala Stepanek lost her son in a July canoe accident and partnered with Papio Missouri River Natural Resources District to offer free life jackets at Wehrspann Lake to boost safety — the program, which grew from 14 to 27 jackets through donations, may expand to all 16 reservoirs.
Nebraska coach Matt Rhule said he is excited to return to Memorial Stadium for a Saturday game against the Ohio Bobcats, emphasizing his team’s progress after fall camp (and noting the opponent’s uncertain roster) while focusing on their own strengths.
Friday Night Fever Showdown returns Friday, Sept.
4 when the Lee’s Summit Tigers visit the Omaha Westside Warriors at 7 p.m. on First Alert 6 — the game is part of a local high school football series that will soon move to the new Golden Spike Sports and Entertainment network.
A new shuttle is set to run from Westroads Mall in Omaha to Memorial Stadium for the first Husker home game, costing $59 round-trip. iPronto says fans can also save 5% if they book by Sept.
4 and have a chance in a jersey raffle.
Nebraska volleyball remained No. 1 in the latest AVCA rankings after an undefeated start, including a win over Texas, while Creighton moved into the top 10 following a 2-1 start against three ranked opponents.
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