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‘Every minute counts’: New Lincoln Fire and Rescue transfusion program aims to give patients blood sooner (opens the original)
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Nebraska Community Blood Bank and Lincoln Fire and Rescue on Tuesday announced the launch of their new prehospital blood transfusion program. The collaboration will allow emergency responders to administer blood to patients experiencing severe blood loss before they reach the hospital. Dr. Noah Bernhardson, medical director at LFR, said a paramedic supervisor will respond to the “most critical” calls and administer blood to patients on scene. The emergency medical services supervisor vehicle wil
Mayors’ Monarch Pledge highlights conservation efforts across Lincoln (opens the original)
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Each summer, monarch butterflies stop in Lincoln as they migrate south to Mexico. Their ability to find the food and resources they need in the city is not a coincidence, but the result of years of intentional conservation efforts. The Mayors’ Monarch Pledge is a National Wildlife Federation program that encourages cities to create and protect monarch habitats. Lincoln has been involved in the program since 2021. Jamie Kelley, the nature center coordinator at Pioneers Park, said the pledge highl
Local businesses see support as Lincoln's Project O Street continues (opens the original)
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When Project O Street was announced in July 2025, Lincoln businesses in affected areas braced for lower foot traffic and sales. However, about five months into the project, business owners say they haven’t felt as much of an impact as expected. Jordy Elfers, owner of O’Rourke’s Tavern at 13th and O streets, said he was initially concerned about how the project would affect his business. “The implications for business were obviously impeding foot traffic, which is a big deal in downtown Lincoln,”
Nebraska Forest Service to host educational forest festival (opens the original)
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The Nebraska Forest Service on Friday will host its annual Forest Festival Family Fun Night at Horning State Farm Demonstration Forest near Plattsmouth. Benjamin Bohall, public information officer at NFS, said the event serves as an opportunity to educate attendees about Nebraska’s forests. “It’s so easy nowadays for us to just get caught up with scrolling through screens,” Bohall said. “How do we get people outside and have a way for younger generations to appreciate some of Nebraska’s natural
Bryan Health launches mobile mammography unit (opens the original)
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Bryan Health on Friday announced the launch of Sammy’s Bus, a mobile mammography unit serving Lincoln and surrounding areas. Anne Dorn, radiology manager at Bryan Medical Center, said the bus was designed to improve access to breast cancer screenings by removing the barriers of distance and time that sometimes prevent women from seeking them out. “The goal is for it to be convenient for patients,” she said. “The more patients we screen, the better.” Valerie Hunt, executive director of the Bryan
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