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KLKN-TV How do gas shortages across the country impact Nebraska? Gov. Pete Ricketts says he does not expect fuel supply to be an issue in Nebraska. May 12, 2021 6:35 pm LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) – A gas shortage has caused long waiting lines and gas prices to spike close to $7 a gallon in some parts of the country. In Nebraska, Governor Pete Ricketts says he has not seen any impacts to the state’s fuel supply. “My understanding is that most of this was an issue on the east coast so it really wasn’t impacting our pipelines here in Nebraska and our supply,” Ricketts said.

HAWKSHEAD Relish has launched three new jams for spring after a busy Winter period of development. The exuberance of nature is contagious, which is why Mark Whitehead has spent the winter months busily developing and refining a trio of new jams to sit alongside the company’s existing range of delicious conserves. Each new product has been carefully crafted to help make your breakfast toast truly memorable, add a touch of decadence to your home baking with vibrant, colourful, and tasty flavour combinations. The new jam flavours are priced at £2.99 and include Blackberry and Apple, R...

Dark Side Coffee adding second location to Park Hill Dark Side Coffee adding second location to Park Hill April 26, 20214:57 pm Park Hill is getting a coffee shop, and it’s not another Starbucks. On April 3, Dark Side Coffee’s two-way drive-thru location at 4261 JFK Blvd. celebrated its one-year anniversary. Owner Mark Whitehead recently announced in an Instagram post that the company will soon open a second “lounge” location in the former Angry Dave’s Bicycles at 3515 JFK Blvd. Back in January, Angry Dave’s relocated a few blocks south, taking over the space at 3217 JFK Blvd. ...

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Bill would fund Nebraska climate change study The bill would create a report that shows climate change is affecting Nebraska and provide recommendations on what the state can do about it. and last updated 2021-02-11 20:00:19-05 LINCOLN, Neb — Eight years ago, the University of Nebraska-Lincoln created a climate change study at the behest of the Nebraska Legislature. Once the report was out, a plan was never developed. Now, there’s a push for a new, updated study that would be the precipice for the state creating a climate change action plan. Senator John Cavanaugh, who represents mi...