Health Alert: Preston Love Jr., reminds us to tell coronavirus, “We as a people will collaborate and unify against your oppression and tyranny.” It is inspiration during a time of restrictions.
Read MoreNOISE sat down with Dominique Morgan of Black and Pink to discuss their letter sent to Governor Ricketts, Director Frakes, and Inspector General Koebernick (seen below) regarding plans and treatment of individuals who are currently incarcerated in this time of coronavirus.
Read MoreTwo new cases of COVID-19, the novel coronavirus, have been confirmed in Douglas County residents, including one that was announced Saturday, March 14, as being under investigation. The Douglas County Health Department has continued an extensive contact investigation and determined there also are additional public exposures.
Read MoreGovernor Pete Ricketts says if families have not gone to the store to acquire two weeks of supplies, that today would be a good day to do so. T
Read More1Hundred Sales & Services provides a clothing pop-up for those who find style and comfort important.
Read MoreMary Lawson hosted Seat at the Table: A Cultural Studies Book Club. She is Mesonjixx, and she discussed what fans can expect for “Kamasi Washington w/ Mesonjixx” on March 6 at the Slowdown.
Read MoreIn the third episode of the podcast we discuss “waste” and people, places, and things, including our vote, that get thrown away. Director of Corrections, Scott Frakes comes to Omaha, Family Dollar applies for liquor license, Voting in Nebraska, and the 1619 Project.
Read MoreWe discuss the arrangements of a city-run open house meant to update people about changes coming to the neighborhood. We explore Legislative Bill 147, physical restraint on children, and the role of arts and culture in building community.
Read More“We have given the blessing to do a Dilla event,” said a pleased Maureen Yancey, the head of James Dewitt Yancey Foundation. The tribute will feature Scky Rei, Marcey Yates & Xoboi (as Dilla Kids), Nate Sky Qahhaar, Stryke, J.Crum, BigFoots Mom, Phantom Janitor.
Read MoreOn January 31, 2020, Scott Frakes, Director of Nebraska Department of Correctional Services, spoke to The Dining Room at Highlander. Black Men United hosted the meeting.
Read MoreBarber reviews Thalia Rodgers’ debut solo exhibition at The Union for Contemporary Art, You Make My Heart Smile But You Also Make My Eyes Cry
Read MoreIn our first episode of the NOISE Report Podcast entitled “North Omaha for Sale.” This inaugural episode discusses the hot topic of housing in Omaha. What is “affordable housing?” What are the plans for redevelopment in some of our most neglected neighborhoods? How can the people most affected, be involved in the betterment of the community?
Read MoreOmaha Public Works gave instruction on snow removal and how to avoid penalties, such as to clear sidewalks promptly; to clear snow around fire hydrants and do not bury hydrants with snow from walks or drives; and to not plow, shovel or blow snow back into the street.
Read MoreA meeting on Gentrification, Affordable Housing, and Race took place at Augustana Lutheran Church and community members discussed solutions to the affordability crisis. This story is a part of a series in collaboration with the Omaha Star.
Read MoreThere has been a growing number of conversations about housing in cities like Omaha that are seeing new luxury developments in their urban centers. As rents and buildings rise, people have become more concerned about affordable housing. This story is a part of a series in collaboration with The Omaha Star.
Read MoreCity Departments will hold three meetings related to community redevelopment, neighborhood revitalization, and construction this month, two of which are at the same time.
Read MoreGladys Harrison, dubbed “Captain” at Big Mama’s, explained what their grand opening accomplished, Tuesday in North Omaha.
Read MoreTHIS IS plans to treat their guests to a December 31st showcase that is “nothing short of incredible.”
Read MoreDouglas County food and drink establishments that have not paid for their new food and drink permits will be fined and risk closure if they have not paid by Tuesday, Dec. 31. County health officials hope penalties can be averted.
Read MoreBoth the Omaha Mayor and the Douglas County Board indicated that they are supportive of resettled refugees from foreign nations to their local jurisdictions.
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