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Thrift store demand fuels Omaha consignment pop-up sale (opens the original)
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OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - More families are turning to secondhand options as they shop for back-to-school clothes, and a recent report from Bank of America shows sales at thrift stores are up 22% nationally this year. A local consignment pop-up is working to meet that demand. Empty racks at a former Mega Market will soon be filled as Julie Nieto prepares for Take2’s annual consignment sale. “A lot of families are struggling to find items for their children if they don’t want to shop in the few stores
O,NE youth gathering to draw nearly 5,000 teens for faith based celebration (opens the original)
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OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - Around 5,000 Christian teenagers are expected to gather Sunday to pray for their schools and their city at a citywide youth event organizers call the largest teenage gathering in Omaha. The event, called “O,NE” is put on by the organization Within Reach and is designed for middle and high schoolers to connect with others through their faith. Attendees are divided into groups based on their schools and districts. Taylor Foster, a youth pastor at Lifegate Church and co-founder
Louisville teen is only Nebraska junior to qualify for Xfinity U.S. Gymnastics Championships (opens the original)
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OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) — A Louisville High School student is the only junior athlete from Nebraska to qualify for the Xfinity U.S. Championships this year. Elias Edwards, 16, is competing in the national gymnastics championship in Phoenix, where athletes can earn a spot on the Junior National Team. “I mean as of right now, I’m pretty excited knowing that I’m representing the state of Nebraska out here,” Edwards said. Edwards trains at ZnZ Gymnastics under Head Men’s Coach Andrew Zymball, who has wor
Job lock: Why workers stay in jobs they want to leave (opens the original)
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OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - Nearly one in four U.S. workers — about 23 million adults — say they are staying in a job they want to leave because they fear losing their health insurance, according to a recent Gallup poll. Lance Frazier, a professor of management at Creighton University who specializes in workplace behavior research, said workers often want to change careers because they feel unsatisfied. “People want to do work that matters, they want to feel like they’re being challenged; they want to
Wedding costs: How inflation and tariffs are reshaping how couples plan their big day (opens the original)
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OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - Eight in 10 couples say economic factors have changed how they plan their weddings, according to a new industry study. The Knot Real Weddings Study found 85% of couples report that inflation and tariffs have impacted their wedding planning. Rather than canceling plans, many are adjusting how and where they spend. Britney McLaughlin, owner of A View Venues in Omaha, said she has personally coordinated more than 1,000 events and is seeing the shift firsthand. “I don’t necessar
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