Brandon Mueting
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Lincoln-Lancaster County prepares for possible floods (opens the original)
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LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - Lincoln has received more than four inches of rain in the past two weeks. With more rain possible on the way, emergency departments and the county are preparing for possible flooding. Jim Davidsaver has been director of Lincoln-Lancaster County Emergency Management for 12 years. He has been monitoring incoming rainfall throughout Tuesday. “If people have good information, they can make good decisions,” Davidsaver said. Davidsaver said Lancaster County doesn’t typically see
Proposed Norris School District tax levy draws mixed reactions (opens the original)
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HICKMAN, Neb. (KOLN) - After voters in the Norris School District rejected a nearly $35 million bond in May, school officials are now looking at getting that money through a proposed tax levy, but not everyone is happy about the proposal. David Schwaninger is a fourth-generation farmer and lives near Hallam. He has been feeling the impact of property taxes his entire life. “I’ve sat through meetings. I’ve sat through hearings,” Schwaninger said. “I’ve had my pickup towed when I was in some meeti
Lincoln’s Harbor Coffeehouse says thief drilled into its van, taking at least $100 worth of gas (opens the original)
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LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - The owner of The Harbor Coffeehouse, Bobby Bevins, is still looking for answers after someone drilled a hole in the shop’s catering van and stole gas Sunday night. While the van of the coffee shop is no stranger to vandalism in the past, this is new to Bevins. “We were getting ready to go unload the van for some service work that we plan to do in Omaha today and get ready for some catering later in the week,” Bevins said, “By the time I made it around the block, the tank w
‘It was a very difficult decision that the family made’: Campbell’s Nurseries plans to close in July 2027 (opens the original)
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LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - After serving Lincoln for 115 years, Campbell’s Nurseries & Garden Centers announced last week that will be closing their doors. One of the people part of the ownership group, Andrew Campbell said that are looking at their final day being July 2 2027. Andrew has worked full-time at the garden center for 30 years. “As I got into high school and then college, I worked on our landscape and maintenance crews,” Andrew said. “Once you get to a certain age, part of a family busin
Nebraska diesel prices hit record high, challenging truckers and food bank (opens the original)
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LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - Diesel prices in Nebraska are now at a record high, averaging $5.96 Monday, adding some challenges for companies that use trucks. Kent Grisham, with the Nebraska Trucking Association, is worried about how the high diesel prices will affect future generations. “It’s actually likely that we will see some of the smaller operations, one-truck owner-operators, fleets that are particularly small that simply can’t handle that kind of rapid and overwhelming fuel inflation,” Grisha
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