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Wednesday, March 26th, 2025
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Good morning, Lincoln. Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 26th of March.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ Kevin McCaffrey completed his third 50-mile ultra-marathon on Sunday at Holmes Lake, running 22 laps in a 12-hour period to raise funds for local causes using donations collected at the event- he organizes monthly runs with Fleet Feet Lincoln that support nonprofits like Girls on the Run. Lincoln Journal Star
ACCIDENTS NEWS
- ➤ A rollover crash in northeast Lincoln on Dorothy Drive and Baldwin Avenue just before 8 a.m. sent three people to the hospital with minor injuries (one car flipped and may have run a stop sign) as police investigate the incident. KOLN
EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ Experts explained that college tuition and fees have risen over the past three decades due to inflation and higher operating costs while federal funding has dropped. They advised students to research degrees with a strong return on investment—such as attending in-state or community colleges—to help manage costs. KOLN
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ The Legislature advanced State Sen. Eliot Bostar’s resolution that will let voters choose whether to legalize mobile sports betting in 2026 as gaming operators can offer bets while revenue funds property tax relief. Lawmakers will debate the proposal soon—some senators support the proactive plan and others oppose it. Nebraska Examiner
- ➤ Lincoln City Council discussed a proposal on Monday to tow vehicles for reckless driving, with a first offense resulting in immediate release upon fee payment and a second offense holding the vehicle for 10 days—Lincoln police support the change while the ACLU raised concerns about bypassing court procedures. A vote on the proposed changes will take place at a future City Council meeting. KOLN
- ➤ Lincoln City Council heard testimony on proposed changes to the municipal code aimed at reducing dangerous driving during a public hearing Monday afternoon. The changes would update definitions for racing and race tracks and add penalties for disorderly vehicles—including impoundment for a first offense and a ten-day hold with additional fees for repeat offenses—and the council will vote on the changes on March 31. KFOR
- ➤ Norris Public Power District is nearing the final stages of restoring power for 940 customers after last week’s blizzard—126 linemen are working in Seward and Saline Counties while eight focus on Lancaster County. Lincoln Electric System has provided mutual aid—at the peak the outage affected about 60% of Norris’ customers. KOLN
- ➤ Lawmakers in Lincoln are waiting for an amendment on LB 677 to set up rules for a voter-approved medical cannabis law. Sen. Hansen wants to include a system that tracks medicine and defines who can get it—if the bill gets five votes, it will move to a full vote. Nebraska Examiner
SPORTS NEWS
- ➤ Nebraska Football began spring practice last Monday — the team held its second practice and Pro Day media sessions on Tuesday — which offered several athletes a chance to showcase their talents for the NFL. KNOP
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Thursday Night Live Music with Cheap Death and Blackbird Rock Co. at The Zoo Bar
Cheap Death, a six-piece band known for their diverse genres, will perform at the iconic Zoo Bar alongside Blackbird Rock Co.
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The Zooeys Concert in Lincoln
8 PM | Bourbon Theatre | $5 General Admission | Enjoy a lively evening with local bands including The Zooeys and more.
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Micro Wrestling Federation
7-12 p.m. | Bourbon Theatre | $25-$260 | Experience an unforgettable evening of high-energy wrestling entertainment suitable for all ages.
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On-Site Tour at Waterford Wilderness Hills
9 AM - 7 PM | Waterford Wilderness Hills Memory Care | Free entry | Explore the best senior living community recognized for exceptional care and engaging activities.
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Spring Golf Clinic for Youth
4:30-5:30 p.m. — YMCA Youth Sports Administrative Office — Registration fee applies — Participate in a youth golf clinic led by professionals at Jim Ager Golf Course.
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4x4 Challenge 2025
April 1st – April 30th — Cooper YMCA — Fun and prizes await — A team-based challenge open to everyone for a month of friendly competition.
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Spring Golf Clinic for Youth
4:30-5:30 p.m. — YMCA Youth Sports Administrative Office — Cost: Included golf shirt and rounds — Learn from City of Lincoln Golf Professionals in this exciting four-week golf clinic for ages 5-14.
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Jeremy Pinnell Concert
7-11 p.m. — Bourbon Theatre — Cost TBD — Experience a night of captivating Americana music from acclaimed artist Jeremy Pinnell.
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First Friday Art Walk Featuring Kinsee Hillis
5:30-7:30 p.m. — Francie & Finch Bookshop — Free entry — Explore the whimsical artwork of Kinsee Hillis during Downtown Lincoln's monthly art walk.
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Lincoln Gem and Mineral Club Gem Show
9:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. — Sandhills Global Event Center — Free entry — Discover gems, minerals, and family fun with hands-on activities and exhibits.
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