Brian Beach, Author at News Nebraska

Thursday, November 30, 2023

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Brian Beach is a senior journalism major at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln College of Journalism and Mass Communications.

‘Capitalism with a heart’: How Ho-Chunk Inc. strengthens tribal community in...

Brian Beach - May 19, 2023 0

Sunshine Thomas Bear, a middle-aged woman wearing a white T-shirt, black cardigan and blue jeans, stands in front of her newly constructed black house on a sunny day in Winnebago, Nebraska.

WINNEBAGO — In February 2012, Sunshine Thomas Bear promised her nine children that one day, she would be able to buy them a house. She...

New options at Lincoln Airport could boost Nebraska economy

Brian Beach - May 1, 2023 0

Passengers at Lincoln Airport will have seven new destination options this summer thanks to Red Way, a public charter airline. Currently, only United Airlines operates...

Nebraskans sound off on potential for year-round daylight saving time

Brian Beach - May 1, 2023 0

A close-up photo of a cuckoo clock showing a time of 11:00. The clock is in between two windows with red shutters on a wooden house. Made in Germany is inscribed on the clock. A wooden figure with a yellow hat holding a rolling pin is on the left in front of the house anda dog next to a figure with a green hat is on the right.

The week after the biannual time change is a pain for employees at City Clock Company in Lincoln. Third-generation co-owner Deb Burkey said the company...

As the Legislature debates solutions, teacher shortage remains problem in rural...

Brian Beach - February 24, 2023 0

A two story brick building on a clear day with a sign in front that reads, “Cambridge Public Schools, Central Office, Home of the Trojans.”

Each fall, Jack Moles travels throughout Nebraska to meet with school superintendents and school board members as part of his role as executive director...

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