Cox.net eMail is Moving to Yahoo Mail
If you are a user of Cox Internet services, your Cox.net email is moving soon to Yahoo Mail. Cox Communications sent the following message to its customers: “We wanted to share that your Cox email will soon transition to Yahoo Mail. With this transition, Cox’s email service and your cox.net account will move to Yahoo…
Agreement Reached with Prairie Hill Farm Nonprofit to Oversee $600M Development
At Bellevue’s City Council meeting Tuesday evening, the City of Bellevue entered into an agreement with the Prairie Hill Farm Development Authority to oversee the evolution of the new Prairie Hill Farm “village-within-a-village” project. The project includes the REACH building (Research, Engineering, Architecture Collaboration Hub), a $200 million dollar investment that will be a national…
Victor Rountree Announces Candidacy for State Legislature
Today, Victor Rountree announced he will seek election in 2024 to Nebraska’s 3rd Legislative District. This seat includes parts of both Papillion and Bellevue located in Sarpy County and is currently held by Senator Carol Blood who is term-limited. “I’m running for the Nebraska Legislature because we need honest representation that prioritizes our community over…
City Seeks Public Input in Comprehensive and Transportation Survey
Have you taken the Bellevue Comprehensive + Transportation Survey yet? The City of Bellevue is seeking input from the public regarding several areas, including transportation and housing. The survey is available until March 22, 2024 and can be found HERE. The Comprehensive and Transportation website is housed at https://www.bellevuecompplan.com/. According to information provided on the…
Nebraska LEAD Program Fellow Returns from National Seminar
Nebraska LEAD Program Fellow Annalyssa Fountain of Bellevue, NE returned home after participating in a ten-day National Study/Travel Seminar conducted by the Nebraska LEAD Program, February 7-16. Dr. Terry Hejny, Director of the Nebraska LEAD Program served as group leader for the study/travel seminar to Kansas City, Washington, D.C., and Chicago. During the seminar Nebraska…
This Month in Bellevue History… February 1974, 1984, and 1994
These were just a few of the stories happening in Bellevue, Nebraska – 30 years, 40 years, and 50 years in our past.
Bellevue Veteran Honored Nationally by VFW for #StillServing
Bellevue veteran Don Glenn is being honored for his dedication to country and community in the national Veterans of Foreign Wars #StillServing campaign. The VFW #StillServing campaign recognizes veterans who continue to serve in their community after the military. Glenn is #StillServing with Bellevue VFW Post 10785, assisting at funeral services with folding and presenting a U.S….
2024 Lenten Fish Fry Season Starts Tomorrow
With Fat Tuesday and Ash Wednesday behind us, tomorrow marks the first Friday of Lent – also affectionately known as “Fish Fry Season”. While there are many amazing fish fries all over the Omaha-Metro, we want to encourage our readers to Support Bellevue and give these local fish fries, many with long histories and unique…
Full Steam Ahead for Sakai Sushi Train as Doors Open Tomorrow
The train is a-comin to town. Bellevue’s newest restaurant, Sakai Sushi Train and Grill, is set to open its doors tomorrow, Tuesday, February 13, at 11:00 am. Owners of the restaurant called the first few days of operation a soft opening, where their team can serve customers while working out any kinks in daily operations….
More Than 400 from Bellevue Named to Fall 2023 Dean’s List at State and Local Universities
At state and local universities, over 400 students from Bellevue received recognition for their academic excellence by earning a spot on the Fall 2023 Dean’s List or Chancellor’s List. To earn a spot on a university Dean’s List, students must maintain a 3.5 GPA or higher while taking a minimum of 12 credit hours. UNO…