Good morning, Lincoln.

Derek Feyerherm, a local business leader with Visit Lincoln, died July 17 after nearly two years battling cancer.

Visit Lincoln president Jason Ball said (Feyerherm worked with local groups including the Air National Guard to boost tourism) and left a lasting impact on the community.

Lincoln Airport is partnering with a local organization to offer commemorative pieces made from historic Runway 18/36 — each priced at $75 to support a future aviation art exhibit — as the runway reconstruction continues with completion set for fall 2027.

Lincoln resident Sydni Sherman leaves Lincoln Tuesday morning for Texas, driving 900 miles with bottled waters + electrolyte drinks and nonperishable food donated by local neighbors to aid flood victims.

She asks the community to help fill her car before her departure.

Last Friday, a Lincoln couple’s cat was stolen by a 14-year-old near Capitol Beach and on Sunday neighbors helped locate the pet under a car with minor injuries while the teen now faces a misdemeanor charge.

University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s Mesonet now counts 104 stations statewide that offer real-time weather, drought, and wildfire risk data to first responders, farmers, and water managers (recent funding boosted 10 new stations).

Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen signed an executive order Monday morning to block large-scale data centers from receiving state business tax incentives + establish a task force to review data center policy, as records show centers received $519M in property tax exemptions since 2021.

The village of Clatonia announced Monday that its tap water boil order now extends until July 29 due to needed repairs and water tests for a malfunctioning well pump (repair work is ongoing).

Lincoln drivers may face delays as new turning lanes at 70th Street - Nebraska Parkway affect commutes; officials say the projects aim to improve future traffic flow.

Norris teen Ollie Foral earned a gold medal in footgolf at the Cornhusker State games held at Jim Agers golf course last weekend.

His victory (after a tied finish with Carter Stieb) marks his second win and could boost local interest in footgolf and the Norris soccer club.

Despite dangerous heat and power outages, competitors and organizers overcame challenges at the finals rodeo held Monday at Sandhills Global Event Center in Lincoln.

Isabelle Penner, 16, competed with her horse Cody while crews worked to restore equipment (with stations cooling horses).

Corrosion of Conformity Live

10 AM - 9 PM — Bourbon Theatre — Tickets available — Catch the reunion of Corrosion of Conformity with Pepper Keenan in Lincoln.

Sioux City Explorers vs. Lincoln Saltdogs

5-9 p.m. — Haymarket Park — Support local families while enjoying America's favorite pastime and a summer evening atmosphere.

Lost Restaurants of Lincoln Dinner

6:30-8:30 p.m. — James Arthur Vineyards — $65 per person — Savor a multi-course meal inspired by lost culinary gems of Lincoln, Nebraska.

Megan Moroney Concert

7 p.m. — Pinnacle Bank Arena — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy an evening of live music with Megan Moroney in Lincoln.

The Composer’s Mind: La Folia Global

7:30-9:00 p.m. — UNL Glenn Korff School of Music — Check event page for details — Experience a transcontinental musical journey where Baroque meets world traditions in a vibrant performance.

Riki Rachtman: One Foot in the Gutter Tour

7-11 p.m. — Bourbon Theatre — $25-$160 — Experience the engaging storytelling of rock legend Riki Rachtman on his latest tour.

Creed Fisher Meet and Greet

7-8 p.m. — 1867 Bar — General Admission ticket required for VIP — Experience an exclusive Meet and Greet with Creed Fisher and receive a goody bag full of merch.

Acoustic Jam Session

3-5 p.m. — UNL Glenn Korff School of Music — Free entry — Experience the joy of improvisation with festival artists in a delightful community setting.

The Black Crowes: Southern Hospitality Tour

7:30-11 p.m. — Pinewood Bowl Theater — Tickets available — Experience an electrifying night of rock 'n' roll with The Black Crowes and special guest Southall.