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Bruce Lauritzen, who helped build First National Bank of Omaha into a national force and made the family-owned bank a towering presence on the Omaha skyline, has died at 80.

Bruce Lauritzen, who helped build First National Bank of Omaha into a national force and made the family-owned bank a towering presence on the Omaha skyline, has died at 80.

Bruce Lauritzen, who helped build First National Bank of Omaha into a national force and made the bank a towering presence on the Omaha skyline, has died at age 80.

Bruce Lauritzen, who helped build First National Bank of Omaha into a national force and made the family-owned bank a towering presence on the Omaha skyline, has died at age

Mark Parkinson, the US nursing home industry’s most influential spokesman for at least a generation, announced today he will be stepping down from his post as president and CEO of the American Health Care Association/National Center for Assisted Living Jan. 15, 2025.

Three years after the Benson band and the schools all-girl Bunny Brigade marched in the 1955 King Orange Jamboree parade in Miami, it was Omaha Westside parading in Miami while

Red, white and blue "Mike for Mayor" signs popped up in several Omaha lawns last week, making people wonder if the 2025 Omaha mayors race was starting way, way early.

Red, white and blue "Mike for Mayor" signs popped up in several Omaha lawns last week, making people wonder if the 2025 Omaha mayors race was starting way, way early.

A Public Pulse writer was pleased with the recent Korean War Remembrance event in Memorial Park.

Pattie Dee Christensen pianist is set to celebrate her 90th birthday with a big birthday party at the PACE Hoff Arts & Culture Center on Sunday, Aug. 6.