The recent ICE raids in Omaha are a devastating reminder of the fear, trauma, and injustice too many of our immigrant neighbors continue to face. These actions rip families apart and destabilize entire communities.

But you are not alone.

We are sharing critical resources to help you know your rights, protect your loved ones, and stay prepared.

Outlook Enrichment marked a major milestone with the 21st annual Tee It Up Fore Sight golf tournament held on June 4 at Tiburon Golf Club in Omaha. This annual fundraising event supports Outlook Enrichment’s mission to empower individuals who are blind or visually impaired by providing inclusive programs, recreational opportunities, and essential resources.

The 2025 scholarships, totaling $74,500, will support students in fields ranging from healthcare to the arts, business to trades, and everything in between. Each award is rooted in the belief that student success comes in many forms, and that every path deserves investment and encouragement.

We feel incredibly privileged and humbled to have partnered with the Barrientos Scholarship Foundation to award our very first Lozafina $1,000 General Scholarship to an exceptional young man, Joshua Goldsmith.

In a room alive with community pride, cultural celebration, and heartfelt applause, Casa de la Cultura hosted its 2025 Viva Business Luncheon on Thursday, a signature event that honored some of South Omaha’s most influential Latino leaders and awarded more than $74,000 worth of scholarships through the Barrientos Scholarship Foundation.

We’ve been watching celebrities, YouTubers, and Instagram darlings hawk products for over a decade. But here’s the thing: in 2025, it’s no longer about who has the biggest follower count. It’s about who has the most engaged community.

Omaha is about to shine on the national stage as the USA Triathlon Multisport National Championship Festival returns June 4–8, an event expected to draw 1,300 top athletes from across the country to Lake Cunningham for five action-packed days of competition.

Food trucks, live music, and local vendors.

What more could you want?

On the last Friday of each month this summer, enjoy all of those things, and more, at Nebraska Brewing Company for the La Vista Last Friday Night Markets starting on May 30, from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. at 6950 S. 108th Street.

Informed business owners are empowered business owners. That’s why we’re highlighting two valuable FREE events from the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) and its partners designed to help you grow smarter, scale stronger, and stay ahead.

The Nebraska Ivy Foundation, in partnership with the Delta Epsilon Omega (DEO) Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated®, celebrated grassroots leadership, Black excellence, and transformational advocacy during its Community Impact Awards Gala on May 17. 

In a bold step to reinvest in the community that shaped us, Lozafina proudly announces that its first-ever scholarship recipient will be honored at the upcoming Viva Business Luncheon, an event built to uplift Latino entrepreneurship, leadership, and educational advancement across Nebraska.

We’re well into the first half of 2025, and several major trends are reshaping the marketing world, from generative AI and nano Influencers to evolving data privacy regulations and the demand for hyper-personalization.

So, what does this all mean?

At Maharaja Indian Cuisine, every dish tells a story, every cocktail is curated with care, and every seat at the table feels like coming home. If home were Indian, that is. For the past four months, this Omaha gem has been serving up its next chapter: one where tradition meets convenience, and you find it whether you’re dining in, taking out, or tapping DoorDash.

It’s time for a refresh! Head down to Rockbrook Village on May 17 to find your new favorite shirt, piece of jewelry, mug or art. In addition to vendor booths, there will be live music, and a “doodle art studio” to keep kiddos busy.

What could be better than strolling along a historic street in Omaha doing some spring shopping? Nothing. That’s why you have to head down to Little Bohemia on Saturday, May 17, for the Spring Market.

I want to point out the obvious that you didn’t just win an election, but you earned every vote through decades of honest public service and steadfast leadership. That’s right. For nearly 20 years as Douglas County Treasurer and a former deputy police chief, you’ve always led with truth, humility, and purpose. And now, the people have spoken. They’ve chosen a leader who will prioritize basic city services, transparency, affordable housing, and equitable opportunity for all.

We believe in crafting immersive, story-driven experiences that connect people to culture, community, and celebration. This year, our team was honored to curate the Casa de la Cultura’sCinco de Mayo Omaha VIP Experience, which was dubbed “a dynamic journey through the rich heritage and vibrant heart of South Omaha” by one of the fiesta-goers.

May is Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month, here are a series of free and inclusive events hosted by Metropolitan Community College (MCC) to attend in celebration.

When you do this kind of work — storytelling, branding, building experiences — you dream of the moments when it all clicks.

For Cinco de Mayo Omaha 2025, that moment came to life in the form of a thoughtfully crafted VIP experience we built for media professionals and influencers. And yes, I’m going to brag a little.

Because this wasn’t just another event invite.

When we started working with Okra African Grill, the mission was clear: position it as the destination for fast-casual African cuisine, a spot where you can grab a hearty, soulful meal on-the-go or take your time to sit, savor, and soak in the atmosphere. Our latest campaign is rooted in this idea. Okra is a sensory experience.