Bellevue Times » City of Bellevue Authorities Seek Public’s Assistance Locating Missing Person » July 23, 2026

City of Bellevue Authorities Seek Public’s Assistance Locating Missing Person

The City of Bellevue, along with the Bellevue Police Department, Bellevue Fire Department, and the Sarpy County Sheriff’s Office, is requesting the public’s assistance in locating 72-year-old Roger Hildebrandt of Omaha. Mr. Hildebrandt left his residence on Monday, December 22, 2025, at approximately 9:00 a.m., and did not return. On Tuesday, a family member located…

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Bellevue Times » Bellevue Library Foundation Kicks Off Matching Fund Drive as December Events Roll On » July 23, 2026

Bellevue Library Foundation Kicks Off Matching Fund Drive as December Events Roll On

Several special activities are planned for December at the Bellevue Public Library, including fundraisers, holiday programs, a food drive, and a holiday lights collection. The Bellevue Library Foundation (BLF) is participating in the 2025 Midlands Community Foundation (MCF) Matching Charitable Program that began on Dec. 2. This is the major fundraising activity for the Library…

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Bellevue Times » Capehart Road Set to Reopen Dec. 15 After Extended Closure » July 23, 2026

Capehart Road Set to Reopen Dec. 15 After Extended Closure

Next Phase of Capehart Road Project Advances Toward Spring 2026 Completion After two months of detours, Capehart Road will reopen to through traffic near 48th Street beginning Monday, Dec. 15, offering relief to drivers who regularly travel the busy Bellevue corridor. Sarpy County officials said the reopening marks a significant milestone in the ongoing, multi-phase…

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Bellevue Times » High School Varsity Sports – Winter 2025 Preview: Bellevue West » July 23, 2026

High School Varsity Sports – Winter 2025 Preview: Bellevue West

Bellevue West 2025 Winter Varsity Sports Preview for boys’ and girls’ basketball, boys’ and girls’ wrestling, bowling, and swimming/diving as provided by the coaches. Boys Basketball Season Outlook: We are focusing on playing faster than we have the past few years because of our lack of size.  We are also hoping we can build on shooting…

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Bellevue Times » High School Varsity Sports – Winter 2025 Preview: Bellevue East » July 23, 2026

High School Varsity Sports – Winter 2025 Preview: Bellevue East

Bellevue East 2025 Winter Varsity Sports Preview for boys’ and girls’ basketball, boys’ and girls’ wrestling, bowling, and swimming/diving as provided by the coaches. Boys Basketball Season Outlook:  We have a really young squad this year, as we only have three seniors, and no juniors. I am looking forward to seeing the growth of our young players throughout…

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Bellevue Times » City of Bellevue to Finalize Agreement Allowing Mattel-Branded Attractions at Waterpark » July 23, 2026

City of Bellevue to Finalize Agreement Allowing Mattel-Branded Attractions at Waterpark

BELLEVUE, Neb. — The City of Bellevue is preparing to enter a sublicensing agreement that will bring world-famous Mattel brands to the Bellevue Bay Indoor Waterpark, a major entertainment project now under development in the city’s Good Life District. Mayor Rusty Hike is scheduled to sign the agreement during the Bellevue City Council meeting on…

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Bellevue Times » Support Local: 12 Unique Christmas Gift Ideas for 2025 » July 23, 2026

Support Local: 12 Unique Christmas Gift Ideas for 2025

As the holiday season approaches, there’s something uniquely heartwarming about choosing a Christmas gift that not only brings joy to your significant other but also strengthens the Bellevue community. This year, we encourage you to explore the shelves of locally owned shops, where distinctive finds and handmade treasures are waiting to be discovered. Before we…

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Bellevue Times » Village Voices Choir Builds Friendship, Confidence, and Community Among Seniors » July 23, 2026

Village Voices Choir Builds Friendship, Confidence, and Community Among Seniors

At Richmont Village, music is doing far more than filling the halls — it’s building confidence, friendship, and a renewed sense of purpose among residents. And it all began with an 85-year-old woman rediscovering her lifelong love of music. When Phyllis Bonds stepped up to sing “Summertime” during a community program last July, she never…

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