When the air feels lighter, moving your body does, too. These spring-friendly activities can boost strength, balance, and energy.

After decades of saving, planning, and working hard, retirement isn’t a distant dream anymore—it’s here. It’s your time for family, hobbies, adventures, and the freedom you’ve earned.

This edition’s crossword puzzle features organizations that are focused on helping youth in Lincoln. See if you can solve the puzzle and view our answer key to confirm if you’re correct.

Learn why rechargeable batteries need special handling, and how it’s easier than you think! Proper disposal protects you, your family, and sanitation workers, and keeps hazardous materials out of soil and water. A small action really does make a big difference.

Mindfulness is like turning on a light in an attic. The light shows the treasures, the old junk we thought we’d gotten rid of, the dusty corners that need clearing out. A few minutes of meditation each day is enough to illuminate what’s there and to gently and intentionally choose what you carry forward and what to let go. That small act can be the beginning of meaningful, lasting change.

Fresh, colorful, lighter foods are stealing the spotlight! Read what foods make our team think of spring and a try out this easy Easy Pasta Primavera Salad recipe to celebrate the season.

These spring reads are perfect to share this season as the weather starts to warm up!

Sharpen your cognitive skills with this edition’s challenge and check your work with our answer key.

Not quite sure when to reach out to the Lincoln Community Foundation? Learn when to contact them so that you can achieve your goals for improving the quality of life in our community, as well as fulfilling your own estate planning and financial objectives. 

Wouldn’t it be great if we had a solid “yes” or “no” to that question? What we can control is our preparedness. Evaluating your individual situation and identifying what options are available to you is a great place to start.

Jane inspired generations of scientists and urged all of us to remember that “every single one of us makes a difference every day—it is up to us as to the kind of difference we make.”

Learn more about these great books that are sure to warm winter nights.

Explore stylish ways to enjoy Chambord and St-Germain including cocktail and dessert recipes perfect for the season!

After more than 20 years of planning, Lincoln’s vision for a grand Central Library is taking shape. Construction of this 80,000-square-foot library begins in spring 2026, with doors expected to open in spring 2028. Here’s a sneak preview of what the new Central Library will offer.

At the corner of 15th and E streets stands a red-brick house with a broad, welcoming porch known as the Gathering Place, a program of Community Action Partnership of Lancaster and Saunders Counties. It’s a place where anyone facing hunger can gather for a free meal—no questions asked.

This edition’s crossword puzzle features names of people famous in Lincoln. See if you can solve the puzzle and view our answer key to confirm if you’re correct!

As temperatures drop, many Lincoln children lack warm winter clothes to choose from. Fitting Futures meets those needs and more.

Creative endeavors stimulate the brain, connect us to others, foster a sense of joy in our lives, and are also a pathway for functionality and longevity. With the patience and self-awareness that mindfulness cultivates, you can thrive outside the box of stagnant thinking.

Sharpen your cognitive skills with this edition’s challenge and check your work with our answer key.

It was the Lied Center that brought Judy Hart to Lincoln more than 30 years ago, but not for the reason you may suspect. Hart is a testimony to the benefit of plugging in and making friends.