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Walmart Looks To Tighten Its Grip On The Beef Supply Chain

Published by maggie@omahadai... on Thu, 10/23/2025 - 12:00am

Walmart has built a beef processing facility in Olathe, Kansas. The opening of the plant in July marked a turning point for the company and the nation’s cattle industry.
(David Eulitt / Investigate Midwest)

To Mike Schultz, Kansas ranchers are stuck in velvet handcuffs.

Walmart, the nation’s largest grocery retailer and private employer, recently expanded into the U.S. beef industry with its own processing plant in Olathe, Kansas, a suburb of Kansas City. The opening of the Walmart-owned plant in July marked a turning point for the company and the nation’s cattle industry.

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Manipulation Of Social Reality

Published by maggie@omahadai... on Thu, 10/23/2025 - 12:00am

To stand shoulder to shoulder with my countrymen against the injustices of the world, were thoughts of a little boy who was raised to put his hand over his heart for the flag; that the differences of liberals and conservatives would be put aside for the greater good, when the time came. Was it naivety of a young boy, or did times really change?

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$200 Rent, District Supe As Landlord: Affordable Teacher Housing Is On The Rise

Published by maggie@omahadai... on Thu, 10/23/2025 - 12:00am

$200 Rent, District Supe as Landlord: Affordable Teacher Housing Is on the Rise

As housing prices spike, more districts are building teacher homes to attract young, lower-paid school staffers and help keep those they already have.

By Lauren Wagner

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FEMA Buyouts Vs. Risky Real Estate: New Maps Reveal Post-Flood Migration Patterns Across The US

Published by maggie@omahadai... on Thu, 10/23/2025 - 12:00am

FEMA’s buyout programs have helped homeowners and communities across the U.S., in almost every state.
(James R. Elliott / The Conversation)

Dangerous flooding has damaged neighborhoods in almost every state in 2025, leaving homes a muddy mess. In several hard-hit areas, it wasn’t the first time homeowners found themselves tearing out wet wallboard and piling waterlogged carpet by the curb.

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$40M Little Bo Village Project Aims To Be A ‘Front Door’ To Nebraska’s Largest Downtown

Published by maggie@omahadai... on Thu, 10/16/2025 - 12:00am

View of the future renovated Goose building, at 13th and William Streets, is a cornerstone of a cluster of new development coming to Little Bohemia south of downtown Omaha. This is a view looking north toward downtown. The developer is hoping it will add the allure of the city’s urban core, help address “brain drain” problem and job growth lag of the metro area.
(Courtesy of 1×2 Architecture)

OMAHA — Under names such as Czech Village, Silver Bull and Old Town Village, Tom McLeay has been buying up properties for more than a decade in the Little Bohemia neighborhood south of Nebraska’s largest downtown business district.

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Cyberpunk Now

Published by maggie@omahadai... on Thu, 10/16/2025 - 12:00am

While Mythology could be rooted in the historical past (the ancient city of Troy from the story of the “Trojan War" existed, for example, whether or not there was a human named Achilles who was dipped in a river in Hell is debatable). Those ancient stories eventually became fables; fables themselves are stories which have a moral lesson or a lesson on safety. To continue to expand on this, the reverse has become true with science-fiction.

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Nebraska Territory Stretched All The Way To The Canadian Border. What If It Hadn’t Shrunk?

Published by maggie@omahadai... on Thu, 10/16/2025 - 12:00am

This circa 1855 map, made by the J.H. Colton mapmaking company of New York City, shows that Nebraska Territory covered part of present-day Colorado and most of present-day Wyoming, Montana and both Dakotas.
(Map courtesy of the Nebraska State Historical Society)

One morning after a night of one too many drinks, I gave in and passed my then 2-year-old daughter my phone to watch cartoons while I slept it off. When I woke up, Peppa Pig was nowhere to be found, but my kid had somehow managed to purchase a vintage Nebraska Territory map online. Well played, eBay one-click Buy It Now.

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Can States, And A Little Bit Of Faith, Convert Church Land Into Affordable Housing?

Published by maggie@omahadai... on Thu, 10/16/2025 - 12:00am

Sonia Moran looks at a meadow owned by The Rock church from her patio in Castle Rock, Colo., on Friday, July 12, 2024. The church plans were to develop affordable housing on its property, drawing the ire of some of its neighbors, including Moran.
(Thomas Peipert / AP Photo)

Growing up in a religious family, Florida Republican state Sen. Alexis Calatayud has seen how many church communities are no longer anchored to a single building in the way they used to be. Her small prayer groups take place over chats these days, not necessarily in person or sitting shoulder-to-shoulder in pews.

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$5.8 Million State Award Helps Launch ‘Global Market’ In South Omaha

Published by maggie@omahadai... on Thu, 10/09/2025 - 12:00am

Jorge Ernesto Espejel Montes, the Mexican Consul serving Nebraska, speaks at the groundbreaking event for the Global Market.
(Cindy Gonzalez / Nebraska Examiner)

OMAHA — Groundbreaking for the South Omaha “global market” — a food-centric project fueled by a multimillion dollar state grant — brought a parking lot of supporters Thursday to a community known as a landing place for waves of Nebraska immigrants.

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More Young Adults Are Living With Their Parents Than Previous Generations Did

Published by maggie@omahadai... on Thu, 10/09/2025 - 12:00am

A potentially worrisome trend is emerging among young adults. Instead of landing a job and moving to the big city after graduation, many are moving back into their childhood homes instead. About 1.5 million more adults under 35 live with their parents today than a decade ago. That’s a 6.3% jump, more than double the rate of growth for the young adult population overall.

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Walmart Looks To Tighten Its Grip On The Beef Supply Chain

Manipulation Of Social Reality

$200 Rent, District Supe As Landlord: Affordable Teacher Housing Is On The Rise

$200 Rent, District Supe as Landlord: Affordable Teacher Housing Is on the Rise

As housing prices spike, more districts are building teacher homes to attract young, lower-paid school staffers and help keep those they already have.

FEMA Buyouts Vs. Risky Real Estate: New Maps Reveal Post-Flood Migration Patterns Across The US

$40M Little Bo Village Project Aims To Be A ‘Front Door’ To Nebraska’s Largest Downtown

Cyberpunk Now

Nebraska Territory Stretched All The Way To The Canadian Border. What If It Hadn’t Shrunk?

Can States, And A Little Bit Of Faith, Convert Church Land Into Affordable Housing?

$5.8 Million State Award Helps Launch ‘Global Market’ In South Omaha

More Young Adults Are Living With Their Parents Than Previous Generations Did

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