Children are being invited to download a black and white drawing of L-E-S mascot Spark-E, color it, and bring it to the Sustainable Living Festival.

Jazz, Blues, Soul and Rock Music will be presented continuously Friday and Saturday, beginning in the late afternoon and continuing well into the evening each day in a downtown, outdoor venue.

Artist Hills Snyder visited 120 towns with unusual names and made colored pencil drawings of each. The drawings are in an exhibit opening Friday, July 19, at the Great Plains Museum.

The next Sunday night concert by the Lincoln Municipal Band will feature Guest Conductor Terry Rush and a performance by featured soloist Bob Snyder.

Comments from KFOR's Lauren Silverman, who plays Mrs. Potts, the singing and talking teapot who is one of the main characters in the story.

Lincoln's Public Libraries are about to hold a public discussion session on each finalist in this year's One Book One Lincoln competition.

A new game becoming popular in several Lincoln bars. Today, we talk to one of the founders of Trivia Takeover and Music Bingo.

The City's official July 4th celebration will be held on Wednesday, July 3rd. Today we feature Terry Olsen, Guitar Player for SOUL DAWG, the band that will be entertaining the crowd for much of the event.

4,400 High School Students from Across The United States and several foreign countries have been attending the Festival the past week in Lincoln.

Saturday night of this 3 night annual festival will be held at Prairie Pines, east of Lincoln near 112th and Adams Streets.