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Senior, Journalism and Film Studies Major, Culture Reporter for The Daily Nebraskan

Lincoln City councilman eyes Legislature seat of term-limited Morfeld

Kyle Kruse - April 22, 2021 0

Lincoln City Councilman and legislative candidate James Michael Bowers

Lincoln native James Michael Bowers has made a life out of giving back to his hometown and community. The 32-years-old Bowers works as a social...

Mead residents express frustration about handling of AltEn ethanol plant during...

Kyle Kruse - April 21, 2021 0

A Mead resident asked a question during the Q&A portion of the town hall meeting.

Residents of Mead, a small town east of Omaha, refuse to give up their fight against the AltEn ethanol plant located just south of...

Lincoln store honors legacy of former owner

Kyle Kruse - March 21, 2021 0

Bodhi Imports signs hang around the shop's front door.

The smell of incense, the local art adorning every wall and the soothing atmospheric music echoing from every corner fill the air of a...

Nebraskans celebrate love of polka, community

Kyle Kruse - March 15, 2021 0

“Happy music for happy people.” That’s how Jennifer Woita, a member of the Starlite Event Center, described polka music and the community of polka-lovers found...

Mead area residents raised concerns about ethanol plant years before current...

Kyle Kruse - February 22, 2021 0

Terry Hickman, a Mead Public Schools teacher, taught his students in January about the harsh environmental effects of toxic waste near Love Canal, a...

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