Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 6th of September.
Good morning, Lincoln.
Retired Lincoln East teacher (Colleen Ogden) recalled watching the 9/11 attacks with her class and noted how that pivotal moment shaped lives in the community.
Her recollection keeps the memory of that day alive for many.
A former Lincoln Airport director of operations shares his recollections of the airport's rapid response on 9/11 25 years later.
His account details how the scramble into action influenced improvements in emergency procedures.
The Journal Star marks 25 years since 9/11 by revisiting its coverage of that quiet Tuesday morning when the world changed, examining how the event impacted its newsroom and community (the review highlights lasting memories and reflections).
Lincoln woman Monica Manning (24 then) recalled watching the 9/11 tragedy unfold from home while she worked in after-school programs at Calvert Recreation Center, sharing her local connection to that historic day.
After a student email three weeks before the school year, Pius X Catholic High School seniors painted bright parking stalls on campus.
Their creative work transforms the lot and marks a lively start to the term.
Lincoln officials have provided game day traffic tips for visitors approaching from multiple directions to ease congestion near the Haymarket and stadium.
Route options include five I-80 exits and changes with street closures and parking restrictions+ visitors are urged to check updates before heading to the game.
After Saturday's Husker game, eight people in downtown Lincoln sought help for heat exposure as high temperatures impacted the celebration.
Lincoln Fire and Rescue and the local health department reminded community members to keep hydrated + limit caffeine and alcohol.
No. 1 Nebraska swept DePaul in Chicago Friday night, winning 25-19, 25-13, 25-15 ahead of a record crowd (8,786) at Wintrust Arena.
The Huskers will face Missouri tonight at Wrigley Field at 8:00 p.m. on FOX.
Lincoln North Star Gators beat Lincoln Northwest 49-18 at Seacrest Field on Friday night with early scoring and a strong second half to move to a 2-0 record (Channel 8 Game of the Week).
The new Husker gameday shuttle began service in Lincoln today — local riders gave it mostly positive reviews while a pick-up mix-up in Omaha left some fans stranded.
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