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Traffic Hot Spots: I-29/I-480 open in Council Bluffs - Vimarsana News

Traffic Hot Spots: I-29/I-480 open in Council Bluffs

After 15 years and $1.5 billion, construction is now complete on Interstate 29 and its interchanges in Council Bluffs. Some work remains on the city's east side until 2026.

Source: omaha.com
Community Mural, Prairie Splendor, to be revived at The Block on Oct. 26 - Vimarsana News

Community Mural, Prairie Splendor, to be revived at The Block on Oct. 26

In 2010, Fort Morgan artist Ann Iungerich, then the president of the Morgan County Area Arts Council, headed up a mural project that was eventually displayed on the Fort Morgan Fire Department building at the end of Main Street.  Pat Samples-Ehrlich, well well-known Weldona artist, created the design for the mural. City residents and businesses […]

Traffic Hot Spots: State Street work near Omaha, Bennington - Vimarsana News

Traffic Hot Spots: State Street work near Omaha, Bennington

As suburbia gallops westward in northwest Omaha and Bennington, roads like State Street have become a priority for road improvements —and the street closures that come with construction work.

Source: omaha.com
Traverse City Embraces Large-Scale Murals - Vimarsana News

Traverse City Embraces Large-Scale Murals

Traverse City has developed quite a palette of large-scale, public murals in recent years, everywhere from industrial buildings to alleys to the TART Tr...

Traffic Hot Spots: North Omaha sewers, bridges, roads - Vimarsana News

Traffic Hot Spots: North Omaha sewers, bridges, roads

If you’re a driver in North Omaha these days, you might be seeing red. Or at least a lot of orange — orange traffic cones and signs — because the

Source: omaha.com