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July 22: Douglas County approves public safety, tech and infrastructure investments - Flatwater Free Press

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The Douglas County Board of Commissioners committed millions in budgeted funds to law enforcement upgrades, public health services and digital infrastructure. Consent agenda approvals included maintenance contracts for 911 dispatch and Motorola equipment, grant funding for at-risk youth and family services and agreements supporting food handler education and the relocation of a public health clinic. Commissioners also scheduled a public hearing …Infrastructure · Douglas County Read Article

July 15: Bellevue Council advances affordable housing and infrastructure upgrades - Flatwater Free Press

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The Bellevue City Council approved several major items at its July 15 meeting, including a redevelopment plan for new workforce housing and a $342,457 budget for the city’s Community Development Block Grant program. The housing project, located at 1724 Wilshire Drive, is expected to offer affordable units ranging from $700 for a one-bedroom to $980 for a four-bedroom, with eligibility tied to income and employment location. Council member Kathy …Housing · Bellevue Read Article

July 14: Ralston School Board approves new curriculum, reviews student growth and facilities updates - Flatwater Free Press

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At its July meeting, the Ralston Board of Education unanimously approved a new English Learners (EL) curriculum for grades 7–12 after staff piloted two programs and chose Vista. Teachers praised the curriculum’s ability to meet the diverse needs of EL students, calling it a more effective tool than past materials. Karen Western Elementary Principal Andrew Mather presented school improvement data showing significant gains in reading proficiency …Ralston, Nebraska · Ralston Read Article

A popcorn giant in small-town Nebraska: How the Zangger family grew an international seed behemoth - Flatwater Free Press

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On a bitter October morning in 1982, Chuck Zangger stood in his field near North Loup, staring at the brittle, ruined stalks of corn. The early frost had stolen the popcorn grower’s harvest — 600 acres of kernels that would never pop. He knelt, scooping a handful of hard, lifeless seeds into his palm, rubbing them between his fingers as the wind whistled through the empty husks. Years of work, gone overnight. Frustration churned in his chest as…Nebraska · Nebraska See the Story

Privatize or downsize the USPS? Rural customers worry either option will hurt them - Flatwater Free Press

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Rural letter carrier Roger McDonald missed driving his 150-mile route outside Scottsbluff in western Nebraska earlier this year. He was injured in a serious car accident that kept him from mail delivery for three months. He had an appointment scheduled with the doctor who rebuilt his right hand on May 8, so he decided to do a dry run the day before in case he was cleared to return. As the pavement turned to gravel on Crow Road, McDonald said lo…US Postal Service · United States See the Story

'A rare, sacred kind of unity': Omaha's celebration of Black pride and togetherness to draw 17,000 back home - Flatwater Free Press

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Cheryl Berry Neal didn’t have to think much about whether to make the trek from Atlanta to Omaha later this month. It is, after all, a homecoming — a celebration that some 17,000 other out-of-state visitors will join. Held every two years, Native Omaha Days represents Nebraska’s largest observance of Black pride and solidarity. It’s a weeklong celebration born out of the turmoil of the 1960s and longstanding traditions that trace back to the end…Omaha, Nebraska · Omaha Read Article

July 9: Omaha Land Bank plans expanded outreach and events - Flatwater Free Press

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The Omaha Municipal Land Bank (OMLB) approved the acquisition of two new properties at its July board meeting, including a donation at 1923 Lothrop St. and a $3,500 purchase at 4018 N. 33rd St. A report on ongoing property maintenance will be presented at next month’s meeting. The board discussed expanding community engagement and programming, including a potential shift in frequency for the recent Reclaiming the Urban event. The Land Bank is al…Omaha, Nebraska · Omaha Read Article

Flatwater Explains: What's a Runza? - Flatwater Free Press

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Editor’s Note: Flatwater Explains is an occasional series during which FFP reporters explain the people, places and things that make Nebraska what it is, while answering questions that both longtime residents and first-time visitors might have. The handheld meal keeps football fans warm at Memorial Stadium during chilly Husker games. Drivers chow down on them straight from the bag on long drives down Interstate 80. Vice presidential candidate Ti…Lincoln, Nebraska · Lincoln Read Article

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July 22: Douglas County approves public safety, tech and infrastructure investments - Flatwater Free Press

July 15: Bellevue Council advances affordable housing and infrastructure upgrades - Flatwater Free Press

July 14: Ralston School Board approves new curriculum, reviews student growth and facilities updates - Flatwater Free Press

A popcorn giant in small-town Nebraska: How the Zangger family grew an international seed behemoth - Flatwater Free Press

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July 22: Douglas County approves public safety, tech and infrastructure investments - Flatwater Free Press

July 15: Bellevue Council advances affordable housing and infrastructure upgrades - Flatwater Free Press

July 14: Ralston School Board approves new curriculum, reviews student growth and facilities updates - Flatwater Free Press

A popcorn giant in small-town Nebraska: How the Zangger family grew an international seed behemoth - Flatwater Free Press

Privatize or downsize the USPS? Rural customers worry either option will hurt them - Flatwater Free Press

'A rare, sacred kind of unity': Omaha's celebration of Black pride and togetherness to draw 17,000 back home - Flatwater Free Press

July 9: Omaha Land Bank plans expanded outreach and events - Flatwater Free Press

Flatwater Explains: What's a Runza? - Flatwater Free Press