Public can weigh in on Omaha's climate action planning at open houses next week
People can give feedback on preliminary suggested goals and suggest actions the city can take to meet them in its climate action plan.
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People can give feedback on preliminary suggested goals and suggest actions the city can take to meet them in its climate action plan.
The city of Omaha's Deputy Chief of Staff for Economic Development believes Downtown Omaha is now at a point it can support a large-scale grocery store.
Residents like Austin Ford say they want to see a larger, full-fledged grocery store in Downtown Omaha. "I get (groceries) in Council Bluffs at the HyVee on Broadway or I'll drive down to Baker's on Saddle Creek, or I'll go to the HyVee on like 50th and Center," he said.
In a 4-3 vote, Omaha City Council approved an agreement with PaleBLUEdot for the creation of a Climate Action and Resilience Plan.
/PRNewswire/ -- The Greater Omaha Chamber Economic Development Partnership announced the addition of the Mills County Economic Development Foundation to its...