Inside the January/February 2011 Issue
Here's
an overview of the stories that appear in our January/February 2011 issue.
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Omaha once was a beer king, but craft brewing now rules this city. Story by Matthew Spencer Photographs by Nick Adams
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Step inside Omaha’s Orpheum Theater to a world of spectacular elegance. Story and photographs by Mike Whye |
The Unicameral
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Nebraska remains the nation’s only nonpartisan, one-branch legislature, but who really built our little House on the prairie? Story by Jean A. Lukesh and Matthew Spencer |
William Kloefkorn
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Nebraska's literary lion breathes in the fullness of time. Story by Matthew Spencer and Photographs by Nick Adams |
Warming Up to Winter
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For many Nebraskans, the beauty of winter is magical.
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The Danes of Dannevirke
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The same spirit with which Danish farmers built a hall in 1901 has led this community to restore it. Story and photographs by Alan J. Bartels |
Light From the Shadows
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An artist with failing eyesight captures the Panhandle’s beauty with her oil pastels. Story by Matthew Spencer Artwork by Mary Louise Tejeda Brown |
Hastings
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Move over Kool-Aid! The city of your birthplace has other cool stuff in the mix. Story by Matthew Spencer Photographs by Steve and Bobbi Olson |
Plus, Nebraska Kitchens, Storyteller (Saga of the Blue Lagoon), Nebraska Traveler (Hamiliton County's Prairie in Winter, Digging into the Past at Morrill Hall) Flat Water News (Nebraska Heroes, 37-star High Bidder, Orchard Man's Milky Way), Poems (The Farm, Portrait, The New Freyholtz Place, Barns) plus the latest Nebraska books in Writers and Artrists,University and College Guide and a “Last Look” photo from Alex Matzke.
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