Bellevue, NE – Green Bellevue is proud to announce Native Plants 101, a four-part community education series designed to support both new and experienced native gardeners in Bellevue and the surrounding metro. Launching in February and continuing through March, the series will feature expert speakers offering practical, accessible guidance on native plants and pollinator-friendly gardening….
Bellevue University’s College of Business is partnering with the Omaha EITC Coalition to provide free tax preparation for local residents through the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program. The program is for low-to-moderate income taxpayers, typically families earning $65,000 a year or less. Tax assistance will be available at all locations starting Jan. 26, through…
The courthouse parking lot on Sarpy County’s main campus at 84th Street and Highway 370 has reopened following a construction project that demolished the old jail and expanded parking. Work began in April that included demolishing the old jail. With the building cleared, crews resurfaced the lot on the west side of campus to add…
‘Other Desert Cities’ directed by Adam J. Fulbright will open Friday, January 16 at the Bellevue Little Theatre in Olde Towne Bellevue and will run for three weekends, closing on February 1. The curtain is 7:30 pm on Friday and Saturday evenings and 1 pm on Sunday. This drama, by Jon Robin Baitz, premiered Off-Broadway…
A Personal Identification Number (PIN) plays an important role in keeping your library account safe. With a PIN, you can access a range of online resources at the Bellevue Public Library, such as our public computer lab, catalog, and digital leisure passes. You can also use self-checkout, which makes checking out library material convenient and…
Bellevue, Neb. – Bellevue Public Schools is pleased to announce that Mr. Nathan Bacon will serve as Principal at Bellevue East High School beginning in the 2026-27 school year. Mr. Bacon is currently an assistant principal at Bellevue East and has been with Bellevue Public Schools since 2012 in both teaching and leadership positions, beginning his time as a special education…
At the Bellevue Times, we recently wrapped up another year of sharing local news through our iPhone/iPad App, our Andriod/Google Play App, and our Digital News Site. As we move forward, we continue to see steady growth in both readership and engagement, with more visitors checking in regularly to stay informed about what’s happening in Bellevue. Thanks…
A 2025 Review by City of Bellevue Leaders 2025 was a busy and exciting year in the City of Bellevue—one marked by new opportunities, strong community connections, and the launch of transformative projects that will shape the city’s future for generations to come. It was also a year of growth, as Bellevue welcomed several new…
Allen K. Holley CMSgt USAF (Ret): November 2, 1932 – December 17, 2025 Allen was born in Carroll, Iowa to Kenneth and Catharine Holley. He was preceded in death by his wife Mary. He is survived by his daughters Geri Dooling (Mike) of LaVista, NE, Joni Baker (Greg) of Heath, TX, and son David (LeeAnn)…
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…
