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Ruby Begonia's — a vintage clothing shop in downtown Lincoln was ranked on the New York Times Top 25 list.

Founded by Jennifer Johnson during a college break, the shop will celebrate its 35th anniversary in January.

Campbell’s Nurseries (est.

1912) announced on Facebook it will close after spring 2027 (ending 115 years in service) in Lincoln. The long-running family business has helped shape local gardening traditions for generations.

Lincoln became the 10th U.S. city to earn LEED Platinum certification today, a recognition of its progress in environmental initiatives (resulting from community-led efforts) and marking a milestone in sustainability.

No. 1 Nebraska volleyball swept No. 20 Creighton 25-13, 25-15, 25-19 at Pinnacle Bank Arena Wednesday night in front of a record home crowd of 15,405, with standout play including a career-high eight kills by Kenna Cogill.

The Huskers now lead the series 25-0.

NU Athletics announced the Huskers’ 20-game Big Ten schedule, which begins on Dec.

2 at Pinnacle Bank Arena with a home game against Ohio State. Limited Level tickets for home games will be released while season tickets remain sold out.

The Nebraska women’s basketball team unveiled its 18-game Big Ten schedule, with conference play starting Dec.

5 at Iowa and home contests beginning Dec. 29 at Pinnacle Bank Arena.

Matt Honerman (a North Platte native and graduate of North Platte Catholic Schools) was named the 2026 American Association Athletic Trainer of the Year by the Lincoln Saltdogs; the team praised his work in keeping players healthy.

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