Two Omaha Beef players claimed Player of the Week awards for their performance in the 33-6 win over the Sioux City Bandits last Saturday. Tommy Armstrong ran the ball 13 times for 39 yards and two touchdowns and completed 13 passes for 142 yards and another two touchdowns to claim his third offensive player of
On the red carpet outside the Music Box Theatre, Adlon—whose acclaimed FX series “Better Things,” which followed a single mother raising three daughters in Los Angeles, frequently drew inspiration from her own life—reflected on working with Glazer and Jon Rabinowitz, who co-wrote “Babes,” while ensuring her own voice as a filmmaker shone through on the
Lauritzen Gardens is an urban oasis with 20 distinct themed gardens, each offering a unique experience. There’s something worth seeing every season, but spring and summer are especially resplendent. Spring at Lauritzen Gardens is a sensory delight. As you stroll along the Spring Flowering Walk, you’ll witness hundreds of thousands of
Sioux City @ Omaha Beef May 11th – 6:30pm CT Liberty First Credit Union Arena Omaha controlled this 51st meeting between the Beef and the Sioux City Bandits from the start and cruised to a 33-6 win at Liberty First Credit Union Arena Saturday night. The Beef defense forced three turnovers and only allowed 99
Sioux City Bandits @ Omaha Beef May 11th – 6:30pm CT Liberty First Credit Union Arena The oldest rivalry in indoor football gets renewed this Saturday as the Sioux City Bandits travel to Ralston to take on the Omaha Beef. Since 2002 the two teams have met 50 times in the I-29 rivalry with the
From Outdoor Concerts and Baseball Games to Ballet Premieres and Cinco de Mayo Celebrations, There’s Something for Everyone This Week As the weather warms and spring takes hold, Omaha is buzzing with an array of events and activities that cater to diverse interests and age groups. Whether you’re a fan of live music, America’s favorite
Locals Know Best – Marcos Eduardo Mora Barrientos Marcos Eduardo Mora Barrientos might be one of Omaha’s busiest people. You can find him playing guitar on stage with one of three bands when he’s not working on developing festivals and special events, facilitating historic preservation projects, or creating scholarships and writing
The documentary continues to show the evolution of policing, how wartime influenced police tactics, how after slavery ended Black Codes gave white citizens the power to arrest their Black neighbors, all of these small tangents that led to where we are today. Through straight to camera interviews, professors explore the various philosophical and sociological reasons
Lazareth is lit by candles and filled with mementos of the time before the virus. It is almost cozy, or it would be if not for reminders of the chaos of the world outside. Every time Lee returns from a trip to find supplies, in full hazmat protective clothing, she must strip off her gloves
“Bushman” was one revelation out of many. I felt excited over and over again as I found new gems to program for the Jacob Burns Film Center’s first festival celebrating film preservation and restoration, Restored & Rediscovered. Screening from May 13-23, the festival will highlight the important work of saving and restoring films so that