Bellevue’s Olympic Hopeful: Patillo’s Paris Push Starts Now
The 2024 Summer Olympics are scheduled to start on Friday, July 26, 2024, in Paris and if one Bellevue runner has her way, she will be there competing in the 400-meter dash along with the best in the world. High school freshman Jaiya Patillo started making national waves in the track community two years ago…
Google Partners with ALLO to Install Bellevue Fiber Network
Google Fiber is coming to Bellevue and their timeline has been expedited thanks to a new partnership with ALLO Fiber. Google Fiber (GFiber) has partnered with ALLO Fiber to build its network across the city. GFiber and Allo are currently in the planning process and intend to start construction this winter, with the goal of…
Bellevue Chamber of Commerce to Host Nebraska’s Official Veterans Day Parade
Bellevue, Neb. – The Bellevue Chamber of Commerce will host Nebraska’s Official Veterans Day Paradeon Saturday, November 11, 2023, in Olde Towne Bellevue at 10:00 a.m. The Veterans Day Parade is a long-standing tradition for Bellevue. It celebrates and honors past andcurrent veterans that have dedicated their lives to defending our freedom. Diane Bruce, BellevueChamber…
Nettie’s Changes Course, Restaurant Will Not Reopen
Contrary to reports earlier this year in the Bellevue Times, longtime Bellevue and South Omaha favorite Nettie’s Restaurant will not reopen. Nettie’s Restaurant burned down on December 23, 2022. Initially, the hope was to rebuild a new Nettie’s Restaurant on the land. Plans were drawn up, estimates were given, and the land was rezoned. To…
Bellevue Chamber of Commerce Starts New Chapter as Diane Bruce Named President
It’s business as usual for Diane Bruce as she removes the interim label from her title today and officially begins as the next President of the Bellevue Chamber of Commerce. Bruce accepted the position of interim president of the Chamber on March 1st and has spent the last eight months building and rebuilding relationships amid…
Internet Sensation ‘Furniture Flipping Teacher’ Settles in with New Store in Bellevue
Lauren Hull was enjoying Spring Break in her second year of teaching Kindergarten at LeMay Elementary School in Bellevue when the Covid lockdown happened. Like most people stuck in their homes, she was looking for things to occupy her time and offered to renovate her parent’s kitchen. As she was finishing up, Hull noticed that…
Clocks Change this Weekend: Daylight Saving Time 2023 Reminder
As the days grow shorter and the temperature drops, Americans across the nation prepare for a tradition that has been a part of their lives for over a century – Daylight Saving Time (DST). On November 5, 2023, most of the United States will “fall back” one hour, turning the clock from 2:00 a.m. to…
Bellevue Weekend Watch: October 27, 28, & 29
There are Halloween events a-plenty going on all over Bellevue this weekend! A quick look at the Bellevue Community Calendar shows trunk-or-treats, free haunted houses, and scary movies across town over the next few days. There’s also BRUIN-CON 2 and the DEA Drug Takeback Program coordinated by the Bellevue Police, as well as many, many…
Weekend Watch: What’s Going on in Bellevue?
A quick look at the Bellevue Community Calendar shows a lot going on in Bellevue this weekend. You can always check out the calendar here: http://bellevuetimes.com/events/ but we also have a quick rundown for your weekend planning. Click or Tap on any event below to take you to the Event Page for more information including…
Bellevue Halloween Tradition this Weekend with Trick or Treat Olde Towne
What started as a social media conversation in 2016 has grown into one of the best-attended events in Bellevue. Trick or Treat Olde Towne continues this year despite losing its long-running organizer Margie Guy. The idea for a trick-or-treat event in Olde Towne Bellevue was discussed on a Bellevue social media page years ago. Guy,…