Bellevue City Councilman Bob Stinson passed away on Thursday, May 26, 2022. Stinson was a well-respected and admired public servant, having worked for the Parks Department before becoming a Bellevue…
Part 1 – An inside look at the extensive and comprehensive process to become a Bellevue Police Officer It has been a busy and exciting month at the Bellevue Police…
Bellevue, Neb. – The Greater Bellevue Area Chamber of Commerce’s annual Avenue of Flags is officially underway from Memorial Day through Veterans Day. The Avenue of Flags was started 23 years…
Wouldn’t it be awesome if we planted a new forest in Nebraska? This question, asked in the middle of a conversation between landscapers, was the beginning of what would become…
What does it really cost to rent? It’s staggering when you think about the cost of living, especially if you’re a renter and not a homeowner. If you are currently…
On Saturday, June 4, more than 640 Bellevue University students are expected to cross the stage at the Mid-America Center in Council Bluffs, Iowa, to receive their diplomas at the…
In the recent primary election, Proposition 1 was supported by 77% of the voters. By voting Yes, voters approved the continuation of the Proposition 1 initiative initially endorsed in 2014. Prop…
Built over 120 years ago, the College Apartments have seen better days. In a memo sent to members of the Bellevue Planning Commission, the three apartment buildings are described as…
Located just a few blocks away from one of the busiest intersections in all of Sarpy County, Dan’s Custom Sawmill & Lumber is a local business many have probably driven…
By J.B. Artley, 55th Wing Public Affairs What was originally established by the U.S. Army as Fort Crook 128 years ago with just a few hundred Soldiers has today become…
