The winner in this year's One Book One Lincoln competition has been named: Killers of The Flower Moon. Hear why the book was the favorite of so many readers.
A fund raiser for Campus Life of Lincoln will give artists an opportunity to salute the organization and create a uniquely designed pair of folded hands. Proposals are being sought right now.
3 separate exhibits in the Eisentrager-Howard Gallery. For the first time, the work of Professors James Eisentrager and Dan Howard will be displayed together. The 3rd portion features paintings done by all 16 of the faculty members who have taught painting in the school's history.
Lincoln residents have a rare opportunity next Tuesday, September 4, to influence the quality and features of their Internet and Cable TV service. The City will hold a Public Hearing as part of its regular performance evaluation of the franchise holders.
Nebraska Wesleyan's Elder Gallery will present an exhibit of ceramics by 13 artists. Some will be produced traditionally, some by 3-D printers, and some with a mix of the two techniques. The exhibit provides an opportunity to see the difference (or lack of difference) between the two.
First Lady Suzanne Schorr and Lincoln Artist Liz Shea McCoy have asked The State to send in proposals for new ornaments to hang on the State's Christmas Tree. Liz updates us on the results of their call to artists.
The Nebraska Repertory Theater is preparing for its upcoming season, it's 50th. Ticket sales have begun, and today's report outlines the six shows in the September through April season.
Individual Show Tickets are now on sale for the Lied Center's upcoming season. There's also a new type of package, and you'll be more comfortable watching shows. Details in today's program.
Lincoln's TADA Theater will present "I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change". It's a musical comedy made up of vignettes about men and women meeting, dating, marrying, and getting along with each other.