Marjie Ducey

4 days ago | journalstar.com | Marjie Ducey

A first for some University of Nebraska-Lincoln architecture students could also be the start of something new for Omaha. Ground was set to be broken Monday on two innovative homes in Benson, smaller dwellings that can fill the needs of people wanting to downsize as they age or appeal to young buyers looking for a first home under $200,000.

4 days ago | kearneyhub.com | Marjie Ducey

A first for some University of Nebraska-Lincoln architecture students could also be the start of something new for Omaha. Ground was broken Monday on two innovative homes in Benson, smaller dwellings that can fill the needs of people wanting to downsize as they age or appeal to young buyers looking for a first home under $200,000. Both houses, designed by UNL students to fit into small spaces without disturbing the vibe of an entire neighborhood, are expected to be done by the end of the year.

4 days ago | nptelegraph.com | Marjie Ducey

Old Wolf Oak at Ponca State Park, one of Nebraska’s oldest trees, has died, according to Nebraska Game and Parks. The bur oak had lived for more than 380 years and had become an often-visited woodland destination for park visitors. Rich Wehmeyer, who is in charge of horticulture for the state park system, said it’s not the only oak to die this year from stresses of natural causes. There are large areas of dead or declining mature trees at state parks along Nebraska’s eastern edge.

1 week ago | journalstar.com | Marjie Ducey

Old Wolf Oak at Ponca State Park, one of Nebraska’s oldest trees, has died, according to Nebraska Game and Parks. The bur oak had lived for more than 380 years and had become an often-visited woodland destination for park visitors. Rich Wehmeyer, who is in charge of horticulture for the state park system, said it’s not the only oak to die this year from stresses of natural causes. There are large areas of dead or declining mature trees at state parks along Nebraska’s eastern edge.

1 week ago | nonpareilonline.com | Marjie Ducey

NP Dodge Company, America’s oldest and longest-running real estate firm, is celebrating its 170th anniversary this year. Founded in 1855, the company has grown into a diversified organization with more than 1,000 employees and salespeople across seven business units. “Reaching our 170th anniversary is a special milestone, and we’re grateful to everyone who has been a part of this journey,” said Nate Dodge, CEO and chairperson. “It is truly remarkable how far our company has come.