Outdoors
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6-year-old proves you never know what you’ll find at Schramm Park
Leo Youngdahl’s conulariid fossil find is the first in Nebraska in 55 years.
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Look up: Heartwood Preserve’s Kite Festival is back
The kite billed as America’s largest is among the show kites coming to Heartwood Park for a free two-day festival.
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Spooky symphony to wicked plants: 10 things to do in Omaha this October
October is one of Omaha’s busiest months. Check out these fun things to do in Omaha, from fall hiking to trying seasonal treats, to enjoy the spooky season fully.
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The largest landowner in Nebraska died this year. Who gets all that land now?
Ted Turner was one of the country’s most active conservationists, but will his properties remain protected?
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How to provide your input on Omaha’s Lake James Park renovation
City of Omaha Parks & Recreation plans to fully replace the aging playground at Lake James Park and wants your input on that project and other upgrades.
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8 U-pick farms & orchards in Nebraska to go apple picking this fall
Move over blueberries and cherries, it’s apple-picking season. Discover the best U-pick apple orchards in Nebraska.
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What to know about Omaha’s newest free garden: Polina Gardens
Lauritzen Gardens’ first satellite location, Polina Gardens, opened this June in the heart of Omaha’s Old Market.
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5 waterfalls in Nebraska you can walk, wade, or float right up to
Once you make your way to these waterfalls in Nebraska, you don’t just have to gaze at their beauty—you can get up close and personal!
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Dispersed camping in Nebraska: 5 most scenic spots
Dispersed camping in Nebraska makes for a truly wild experience. Find the most scenic spots across the state.
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Veterans’ cross-country bike trek reaches Nebraska
Six military veterans are bicycling across the country as part of a 3,700-mile journey to support veterans after they leave the military.
