Nebraska is one of the least-visited states in the nation. And in an attempt to poke fun at common Midwestern stereotypes, the Cornhusker State recently unveiled its new state tourism slogan, “Nebraska: Honestly, it's not for everyone.”…
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When you think of Nebraska you probably think of corn and you should. Nebraska has A LOT of corn, and it was delicious. I went to a "corn feed" and I ate at least five cobs of corn. But what it also has is Omaha, and that is just a fantastic city…
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...I’m going to suggest something fairly radical. If you can’t afford to do the swanky NYC weekend thing at the moment (and hey, not many of us can!), you should re-route and do a swanky Broadway weekend inOmaha, Nebraska, instead. …
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After two decades in New York, the Tony Award nominee plays tourist in his hometown: Omaha, Nebraska Read the full post at UnitedMags.com…
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“Hey! Lucas, right?” I heard a voice as I walked around theGifford Park Neighborhood Market, a compact but lively farmers’ market that was a quick walk from the room I was renting on Cass Street in Omaha…
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Exploring the "Gateway to the West" on a business trip was an eye-opening experience. Even in a short amount of time, there are plenty of cool things to do in Omaha…
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If you’ve never been toOmaha, your only associations with the city might be steaks, Warren Buffett and Peyton Manning’s mysterious catchphrase. And sure, the steaks are delicious…
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We planned an overnight trip to Omaha recently on what turned out to be one of those bone-chilling cold days we have here in the Midwest. The forecast called for snow showers, 30-mile-an-hour winds, and temperatures dropping to below zero that night. Instead of cancelling the trip, we made a bold decision and decided to embrace the challenge of finding things to do in Omaha when it’s freezing. And, we got a great deal on our hotel rooms, never waited in a line, and had rock star parking everywhere we went! Read the full post at PostcardJar.com…
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In perhaps Nebraska’s most innovative and entrepreneurial city, the changes are balanced by the constants: music, art, cuisine — and, of course, Warren Buffett…
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Omaha, Neb., and Council Bluffs, Iowa, are far from twin cities, but their proximity to one another makes for a multifaceted destination equipped to serve a wide variety of meeting preferences. While Omaha percolates with urban excitement and Council Bluffs has a more laid-back vibe, both offer groups outstanding amenities, accessibility and services…
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