HeyJaredJulie Cornell
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- Sep 3, 2026
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- Jul 13, 2026
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'It matters that you show up': Omaha CEO works on goal to complete 60 5K events this year (opens the original)
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She wears rhinestone covered visors, visits with everyone, and walks at an impressive clip. Andee Hoig, a publisher and CEO of the Midlands Business Journal in Omaha, is celebrating her 60th birthday by walking 60 5K races this year, combining self-growth, charity, and sparkle. "At the end of the day, it's truly about self-discovery," Hoig said. On Sunday, she participated in the Boxer 500 at Werner Park, one of the many races she has planned for the year. For Hoig, the events are not about comp
Cooking up community: Omaha Home for Boys teaches life skills through cooking and community outreach (opens the original)
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Program fights food insecurity and serves the community Program fights food insecurity and serves the community The Omaha Home for Boys is using its Community Impact Kitchen to teach teens valuable life skills while addressing food insecurity in the metro area. In the kitchen, lessons go far beyond recipes. “Kids got to understand, we're here to help, we're here to love them, we're here to feed them, and show them the right way for success in the future,” Laquan Cribbs said. Cribbs works as a co
Domestic violence survivor shares story as Omaha sees deadly rise in cases (opens the original)
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Four women in the Omaha area have died in shootings in just over a month, allegedly at the hands of their husbands or boyfriends, marking one of the deadliest months on record for domestic violence murders. In three of those cases, police say the men then turned the gun on themselves, taking their lives as well. Outside Heartland Family Service in Papillion, roses begin to wither and fade—a fitting metaphor for Grace Kohls’ recent past. "Felt like I couldn't escape it at all," Kohls said. Kohls,
Omaha nonprofit partners with Nebraska to help families overcome poverty (opens the original)
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Guiding Grace serves as a national model for employment program Guiding Grace serves as a national model for employment program An Omaha nonprofit has partnered with Nebraska's Department of Health and Human Services to provide one-on-one mentoring and career-building programs aimed at helping families overcome poverty and transition off public assistance. Jessabelle Chandler, a mother of five, is one of the individuals benefiting from the program. Two years ago, her family was in crisis and hom
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