Papillion, NE News

• Papillion, NE News
• Beginning June 4th, pick up your reading logs! Each week on Monday a new Reading...
• Teen Volunteer SRP Orientation
• Teen Volunteer SRP Orientation
• Cinco de Mayo - Special Story Time
• Therese Guy book signing
• Friends of the Library Booksale
• If you're having trouble with the new online catalog, classes are scheduled for...
• The online catalog will be accessible Tuesday April 24th. Thank you for your pat...
• Shaping the Hands
• Red Cross Bloodmobile
• Licorice Tasting with Chocolaterie Stam
• A Thank You from one of our story time patrons.
• Ms. Mary as the Cat in the Hat!
• Sump Memorial Library will be closed to the public on April 23, 2012 for compute...
• Shaping the Mind
• Join us on Saturday for our Dr.Seuss Party funded by the Papillion Women's Club....
• Special Story Time with Josh the Otter
• CLOSED - Library Migration
• CLOSED Easter
• Family Drop in Crafts - every 3rd Thursday
• Shaping the Will
• Three of our staff were able to attend the Public Library Conference held in Phi...
• Local Legends with Leah Hoins
• Edible Book Fest 2012
• Red Cross Bloodmobile
• Shaping the Heart
• Why We Do What We Do
• Discovering Purpose
• Dr.Seuss Party!
• Dr.Seuss on the loose!
• Family Drop in Crafts - every 3rd Thursday
• What's that about?
• What's that about?
• What's that about?
• Yo missed one on her ballot but she answered the bonus question "Who is the youn...
• Parenting Series
• Parenting Series
• Feeding Picky Eaters
• Parenting Series
• CLOSED Presidents' Day
• Happy Valentine's Day! The library staff has come up with a list of favorite fic...
• Kindle WINNERS for the Library Lovers month Scavenger Hunt..... drum roll please...
• The Scavenger Hunt winners will be announced Monday February 13th at 4:00pm. Goo...
• Living Without Regret
• Parenting Series
• Writing a novel is not merely going on a shopping expedition across the border t...
• Transition! Transition! Transition!
• The Simplexity of Mentoring
• The Danger of “Wish Dream” Thinking
• Responding to Acedia
• Incarnational Mentoring
• February is Library Lovers Month! Join us every Friday during the Coffee Bar for...
• Local Legends with Leah Hoins
• Fancy Nancy Party - Registration Required
• Friday Storytime
• Family Drop in Crafts - every 3rd Thursday
• CLOSED
• For those who want to eat healthier this year check out this site. You can find...
• The Sump Memorial Library wishes everyone a Happy 2012 and to remind everyone th...
• CLOSED 31st, 1st, & 2nd
• Let's Celebrate the New Year!
• Get your Game ON!
• National Card Playing Day
• CLOSED 24th, 25th, & 26th
• Holiday Movie! (PG)
• Make a Gingerbread House (Registration Required)
• Drop in Craft
• A Visit with Santa - Registration Required
• A Visit with Santa - Registration Required
• Sunday Music in December
• Family Drop in Crafts - every 3rd Thursday
• For all you Stephanie Plum fans out there!
• Did anyone get any reading done over the weekend after waking up from the food c...
• Closed
• A Child's Story; A Lawman's Untruth
• October 3rd Update – Mentored Ministry
• Ranch of Terror
• Oops! Great Books for Great Kids is next Tuesday, the 27th...
• Don't forget, today is 'Great Books for Great Kids' day at the Runza in Papillio...
• Just a reminder: We are Closed on Monday September 5th for Labor Day. Have a gre...
• What Makes a Mentoring Relationship “Successful”?
• The Instructional Bridge group will be meeting on Monday from 3:00 - 4:30 from n...
• Back to School for Papillion - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• The library is open Saturday during Brownie's Car Show. The sweet convertible Mu...
• Community Course Offerings
• Thanks to everyone who came out this weekend to help us celebrate the library's...
• Everyone had such a great time with Rainbow Rowell last night. Thank you Rainbow...
• Countdown to meeting Rainbow Rowell, author of 'Attachments'!!! 7 pm tomorrow ev...
• What did everyone read over the weekend?
• Clem-en-tine: noun a small, sweet variety of tangerine with orange-red skin. (some of which a kind patron dropped off to our library staff - Thank you very much)
• Join us this evening for our family movie - we will be showing 'MegaMind' at 6:30pm.
• Happy Monday! What book did you enjoy over the weekend?
• Don't forget - - - - tomorrow we close at 12:00pm so stop by early!
• Summer Reading is coming to an end :( Just a reminder going out that all levels (1-8) need to be turned in by July 29th at 5:00 for prizes.
• It was such a hot weekend, what did you read inside to avoid the heat?
• 2011 All-Student Orientation Schedule
• What are some of your favorite summer reads?
• The Wednesday afternoon (July 6th) program 'Songs from around the World' is canceled.
• Mentored Ministry- Giving them your BEST!
• The Thursday Bridge Club will be meeting at 3 o'clock for the rest of the summer.
• Gathering at the NACC
• The Papillion Community Foundation says we can sell wristband tickets until 5 o'clock Thursday...so come on in and get 'em!
• Get your wrist bands for Papillion Days here at the library. They are for sale until tomorrow afternoon. fyi the wristbands are good for Thursday and Sunday only.
• For grades 3rd - 6th sign up for Monday Madness and make and take edible play-doh from 2 until 3. 597-2040
• Family Brown Bag story time FRIDAY at 11:30 - 12:00 for all ages! Bring your lunch and enjoy some fun and exciting stories.
• Friday at 10 am Adults of all ages can come and make a papercrete planter then take it home and put a plant in it, or use it for a pencil cup or a door stop...the uses are limitless.
• Baby Play today at 9:45, and 2nd - 6th graders can join us for Continental Crafts from 2:00 - 2:30 and 2:30 - 3:00. *Registration required for the craft 597-2040. Club Knit is from 6:30 - 8:30 this evening, drop in anytime.
• Family Movie starts at 6:30 - Come on by and watch 'Gnomeo and Juliet'.
• June is Audio book month. What audio book would you recommend to other listeners?
• Come into the library and check out the display of bookmarks designed by our patrons for the Library's 90th Birthday. They will be on display until June 15th with the winners being chosen and announced in August.
• New Ways Singers Tour Schedule
• Papillion Days 2011
• SUMMER READING info. coming SOON!!! YAY!
• Nebraska Sex Offender Registry Website Guidelines
• Women’s basketball back at NCC
• Who loves the library in the springtime? The trees are blooming, the plants are peeking out of the ground, a few have even started to bloom in the garden. And inside the library we have great display's on Jazz, Poetry and books on the Circus.
• We have additional copies of this VERY popular book. Hopefully the holds will process through faster now. If you'd like to place a hold on this title you can do that online or give us a call at 402.597.2040.
• Just a reminder for everyone: The library will be closed Sunday April 24th. Have a great holiday!
• Teen Job Fair this Friday April 22 from 11am - 2pm for those interested in volunteering for the Summer Reading Program. Must be going into the 7th grade or higher to be eligible. Applications will be given out Friday and interviews granted to those who b
• There are a few more openings for the 'Kite program with Randy Fox' on Wednesday at 1pm. Give us a call at 597-2040 and we will add you to the list.
• The 'Pulp Fiction' program is tonight at 5:30pm. Stop in and get a free book and audio book and learn a little bit about what makes up a 'Pulp Fiction' novel.
• If you, by chance, are one of the lucky patrons that are receiving emails from the library, there was a computer glitch and you may have received an Overdue in error for books you returned long ago. We are very sorry for the inconvenience and you may loo
• This is going out to all of you imaginative types out there (that includes EVERYONE)... Edible Book Fest is coming up fast (this Saturday to be exact!) Fill out the entry form and bring your creation to the library around 11am and see other like minded c
• New AudioBooks 4/5/2011 Water for Elephants by Sara Gruen Our last best Chance by King Abdullah II of Jordan Lost and found by Geneen Roth
• Books to the ceiling, Books to the sky, My pile of books is a mile high. How I love them! How I need them! I'll have a long beard by the time I read them. -Arnold Lobel
• Poets utter great and wise things which they do not themselves understand - Plato Happy Poetry Month everyone!!!
• Currently hiring Youth Services manager and Youth Services Assistant. More information at www.sumplibrary.org.
• The library is going paperless! Next time you're in update your contact information with an email address or email us at sumplibrary@gmail.com (please include your library barcode number and your name).
• Scholarship Update
• Mardis Gras is Tuesday, stop at the desk for a piece of King cake!
• Just in case you missed this…
• DR. SEUSS’ BIRTHDAY PARTY — Saturday, March 19th from 1:00-2:00; for children ages 5-9. The Papillion Junior Women’s Club is the host for this event which will feature crafts, games, and snacks. Registration required as space is limit
• IRS Designates FACTS as a Tax-exempt 501(c)(3) Organization
• A few new Adult Fiction titles: Left neglected by Lisa Genova, Beneath the Lion's gaze by Maaza Mengiste, and Minding Frankie by Maeve Binchy. You can come in and snag them off the new book display or put them on hold if they are currently checked o
• Today is Read Across America Day - linked with Dr. Suess's Birthday since 1998, it promotes reading in anticipation for Children to become lifelong readers. To all of Sump's readers... what are you reading at the moment and/or what have you rea
• Happy Birthday Theodor Geisel and thank you for your wonderful contribution to children's literature.
• And the WINNER is... Zach Trail! Who is the only person to guess all categories correctly including the bonus question of 'Which actor/actress has won the most Oscars?' and that is Katharine Hepburn. Congratulations Zach!
• Happy March everyone... here's a little NE history for you: in 1867 Nebraska became the 37th state; and Lincoln becomes the new state capital.
• Little Known Benefit
• A few new Fiction books... Now you see her by Joy Fielding; Devil's food cake murder by Joanne Fluke; and Portraits of a marriage by Sandor Marai.
• MEC Update
• Some NEW non-fiction titles on the New Book display this week: The sound of a wild snail eating by Elisabeth Tova Bailey; The film that changed my life by Robert K. Elder; Ten thousand joys and ten thousand sorrows by Olivia Ames Hoblitzelle; Starstruck:
• We are doing inventory this week and with some 60,000 items, it is quite a job. We all take turns though so we are all equally sore at the end of the day =) Wish us luck on our daunting task!
• And the WINNER is.... Do you sit at home and pick the winner before it's announced? Stop in and fill out our Awards ballot. The correct ballot wins a movie snack pack that will be awarded March 1st.
• Was Serial Rapist Running Free While Law Enforcement Swarmed on a Harmless 22-Year-Old Mom?
• If you have any spare LEGO blocks the library would love to take them off your hands. We will be using them for programming and in the play area.
• FACTS Publishes 'The Perfect Bad Law: Nebraska's LB 285"
• Baker’s chocolates a family affair
• The neighbors are building an igloo
• New life for Intercessors of Lamb
• Potholes taking turn for worse?
• World-Herald editorial: Possible solution for invasive species?
• World-Herald editorial: Politics and moderation
• Personal valentines made with love
• Feb. 12-14: Atmospheric rivers
• Jubilant Egyptians stand at a crossroads
• St. Peter Claver school to close
• Briefly
• World-Herald editorial: Foster care scrutiny is important
• Regent: Painting sale 'bad idea'
• Mubarak goes; Egyptians cheer
• World-Herald editorial: Reduce pesticide drift
• Teen gets 6 years in holdup
• Feb. 11: Colder than the South Pole
• Bus driver found not guilty
• Omaha officer dragged by SUV
• Johanns seeks leadership post
• Usher tour coming to Omaha
• Check out some "New Arrivals" in the magazine section. Mother Jones, Nebraska History, Utne Reader Inc., Family Tree Magazine, and Crafts n' Things.
• Rage ignites anew in Egypt
• Western Iowa loses population
• We are putting out a new stash of Large Print today... among the new titles: Major Pettigrew's Last Stand by Helen Simonson, The Yada Yada Prayer Group gets Rolling by Neta Jackson and The Girls of Murder City by Douglas Perry.
• In GO: Superman skips Omaha
• Your Weekend Planner
• NTK (Need to Know)
• Red-alert season for ice dams
• Get ready for higher food prices
• World-Herald editorial: A worthy salute
• World-Herald editorial: Prostitution horrors
• Schlichtemeier: 'I am at fault'
• The Public Pulse, February 10
• Feb. 10: Small world, big droughts
• On livewellnebraska.com: Strokes up among the young
• Seniors' tax compromise in works
• Dog bites send 2 to hospital
• $1.4M deal in fatal crash
• On livewellnebraska.com: Varied premiums
• Should state change electoral vote?
• World-Herald editorial: On the path to CIR reform
• Lawmakers vote to end local aid
• The Public Pulse, February 9
• FURTHERMORE
• Voters will be investigated
• Court backs former Elkhorn chief
• Views mixed on sex ed plan
• Creighton president looks back
• Feb. 9: Flea, fly . . . fantastic!
• CU president looks back
• Egypt turmoil topic at UNO
• On livewellnebraska.com: Obama gives up smoking
• Ex-officers' appeal denied
• Voters will be investigated
• NTK (Need to Know)
• An offer too good to pass up
• 100th day of school brings 101-year-old visitor
• Schools work to keep kids in class
• 100th day of school brings 101-year-old visitor
• Newlywed loses health battle
• Will softball venture cost city?
• High gas price a pump puzzler
• Nebraska bar builds curling rink
• Iowa medal winner won't re-enlist
• High gas price a pump puzzler
• Dangerous cold, then a warm spell
• Sex ring victims describe shame, pain
• Feb. 8: Life on the farm
• Feb. 8: Life on the farm
• OverDrive is active today! For downloadable ebooks and audiobooks go to:
• She speaks out against violence
• Super Bowl XLV: Packers hang on for 31-25 win
• Last Week: Toys win
• Snow, arctic cold precede warm-up
• Remembering Reagan on centennial
• On livewellnebraska.com: Latest stem-cell idea
• Bid to close lethal gap in gun law
• Dash of color to brighten viaduct
• Kelly: Speaking up, creating peace
• World-Herald editorial: Legislature's need for caution
• World-Herald editorial: Nebraska looks ahead
• The Public Pulse, February 6
• Super Bowl XLV: An old-school showdown
• Feb. 6: Oh, my!
• Man jailed in insurance scam
• No plans to limit recalls
• Tearful plea in fatal crash
• 3rd settlement in ‘Beatrice 6’ case
• Science Bowl title on the line
• Suttle: No Ralston annexation
• Feb. 5: How did the storm impact you?
• Cities seek to head off revenue losses
• Prom dresses sold for a cause
• Parents try to save Underwood Hills school
• Teens, don't forget to checkout the New teen books display... a few titles on there include: 'Torment' by Lauren Kate, 'The summer of skinny dipping' by Amanda Howells, 'Virals' by Kathy Reichs, and 'Tweet Heart�
• New Junior titles available today: 'The Danger Box' by Blue Balliett, 'Moon over Manifest' by Clare Vanderpool, and 'The mysterious howling' by Maryrose Wood.
• Giffords' husband going into space
• Slip-on ice grippers keep you upright
• Rural air subsidies eyed for cuts
• New crime-fighting tool in Omaha
• Panel kills kids meal bill
• Baseball group sues MECA
• FURTHERMORE
• World-Herald editorial: Democracy abroad
• UNL grad stays in Cairo
• World-Herald editorial: Big challenge, positive steps
• Bill would cut health coverage
• Feb. 4: Seeking a few good mussels
• Smell forces jet to land in Omaha
• OverDrive is going live! Starting February 7th, you will be able to quickly and easily download audiobooks and ebooks at home. You can check out our website for more information on OverDrive and what devices it works with and what updates you need on you
• Sanders quits Husker staff
• Just a few books to note that are added to the catalog this week: Stephen Coonts 'Deep Black: Death wave, Karen Russell 'Swamplandia', and Stefan Kanfer 'Tough without a gun: The life and extraordinary afterlife of Humphrey Bogart
• We have a local artist displaying some artwork within the library. Beautiful watercolors with pencil paintings. The next time you stop in take a look, they are on the East wall.
• Your Weekend Planner
• Farm prices boost land values
• NTK (Need to Know)
• Mussels: Big trouble, small package
• Guard stays busy after training Afghans
• TD Ameritrade to pay $10 million
• Lawmakers move against meth
• It's final: Suttle still wins
• No misinterpreting her commitment to ‘mission’
• World-Herald editorial: Uncertainties in egypt
• World-Herald editorial: Right signal for society
• Judge condemns ‘carnage'
• Feb. 3: Clearing windshields of frost
• False story leads to big search
• Deal ends Woodbine banker’s trial
• Shooting injures Lt. Gov.'s son
• Sun shines on cleaner streets
• Workers urge pipeline OK
• NTK (Need to Know)
• La Vista club’s quilts benefit police, firefighters
• David Ignatius: Protests intensify Arab world anxiety, demonstrate limits of power by U.S.
• The Public Pulse, February 2
• World-Herald editorial: Biogenes and USDA
• World-Herald editorial: Look for a change in scheduling city elections
• You're cold? Chadron's -27
• Senators pare wheel fee's scope
• Jan. road deaths a record low
• Feb. 2: Not safe for man nor beast
• Deal could mean less than 50 years
• LiveWellNebraska: Sodium webchat
• 1 injured in 21st & Pinkney shooting
• Expect another ugly commute
• Signing Day: Husker football
• Signing Day: Husker football
• Campus Closed Feb 2nd
• will close at 6:00 p.m. and reopen at 9:00 a.m. Wednesday morning.
• Church Leadership Seminar
• The Knit Club will not be meeting this evening.
• Added some pictures of the Rain Garden transformation this past summer. Check them out and remember the warm days of summer.
• Icy roads too slick for some
• A reminder that when school is canceled so are storytimes. Have a wonderful snowy day everyone. If you decide to come into the library please drive safe.
• Nothing off limits on OPS budget
• Helping kids with parents deployed overseas
• Millard South principal returns
• New York Times editorial: Credit Suttle for making hard choices
• The Public Pulse, February 1
• FURTHERMORE
• World-Herald editorial: Mayoral recalls become national debate
• World-Herald editorial: Female officers' opportunity for service
• Rider deaths could bring 50 years
• Closings and cancellations
• LiveWellNebraska: Shake the salt habit
• No time to take chances in the cold
• Feb. 1: Near blizzard but no blizzard?
• Roadside bomb claims Iowan
• Commuter fee probably dead
• Soldier reintegration efforts lauded
• Pheasant Fest 'tremendous success'
• 13-year-old bowlers strike perfection
• Bill would boost parking fine
• Female officers command respect
• Buses might not be free for all
• World-Herald editorial: The need for stability at OHA
• More snow, more cold on way
• Man pleads in motorcyclist death
• World-Herald editorial: Diversify the mix
• Jan. 29-31: A record from 1949
• Who watches whom at the zoo?
• Your Weekend Planner
• Catholic schools ready to strut their stuff next week
• Omaha fifth-grader is Kid Reporter
• The case of the missing flushers
• Turning 140
• City wants hole downtown filled
• FURTHERMORE
• World-Herald editorial: Addressing Nebraska weaknesses
• Omahan charged with burglaries
• 2 plead guilty in attack
• Vilsack: Be good land stewards
• No bodies makes murder case tough
• Omaha goes to bat for wheel fee
• Jan. 29-31: A record from 1949
• Local recall bills debated
• Recall results widen Suttle's lead
• Skate-a-thon raises funds for Parkinson's
• Chilton: From outer space to cyberspace
• NTK (Need to Know)
• Potholes not as bad as last year
• Johanns: I followed the rules
• World-Herald editorial: Ensure right to breastfeed
• The Public Pulse, January 28
• World-Herald editorial: Boy Scout sets good example
• Jan. 28: Look closely . . .
• Woman shot leaving grocery store
• A parade of bird dogs for Omaha
• Polluted waters on the rise
• Don't forget about the Friday Morning Coffee Bar from 9am to 1pm. Bring your cup and grab a magazine, newspaper or book and hang out.
• Iowan arrested in Omaha slaying
• Man arrested at tax office
• Consultant to review Millard security
• Preserving memories of single-room schoolhouses
• From a protest to a plan in one day
• World-Herald editorial: Ethanol challenges, opportunities
• World-Herald editorial: Honor their legacy
• Suttle survives, aims to unite city
• Band of Brothers soldier mourned
• Thieves make off with ATM
• World-Herald editorial: The burden gets heavier for Suttle
• Poor roads hit Omaha pocketbooks
• Jan. 26: Climate change and food prices
• There's an app for your tax refund
• Development in missing family case
• 50th & Ames shooting injures 2
• Obama: Spending, but restraint
• King's name may adorn Omaha freeway
• No sticks. No stones. NO DISSING! (A step toward eliminating bullying in our communities) just check out www.nonamecallingweek.org
• Date set for immigration law trial
• Recall voting very close
• Outdoor classroom hits funding goal, awaits spring work
• Some post offices will be closed
• Air of caution now at Peru State
• Recall election: Today's the day
• Obama faces recession test in State of Union address
• Midlands Voices: Undoing of Omaha's wheel fee would mean bumpy road ahead
• Man in standoff 'despondent'
• The Public Pulse, January 25
• World-Herald editorial: Travails of winter
• World-Herald editorial: Don’t tamper with trust
• Nebraska jobless rate dips
• Voices, scenes from the polls
• Jan. 25: NOAA taps Iowa native
• Hints of spring in sky and streets
• Standoff ends with man’s arrest
• Don't forget the Geronimo Stilton Party is this Saturday (from 1 - 2pm)and there is still time to sign up. For ages 5 and up. 597-2040 to register.
• Traveling Santas reach out across the globe
• Nebraska soldiers find frustrations
• If recall OK'd, who's next?
• Kits available to test for radon
• World-Herald editorial: The ‘right to be heard’
• After snow, some good news
• Not guilty plea in brother's death
• World-Herald editorial: Countering terrorist groups
• Will voters disprove predictions?
• Coins in the fountain will help kids
• Jan. 21: Wild weather in Cheyenne
• At auto show, fun is in the looking
• What a week it was
• Malfunction steers flight to Omaha
• Snow leaves, cold moves in
• Cold car better than stolen one
• Mascot in Iraq coming to Omaha
• Growing demand for roomier caskets
• Reality for Kofoed: ‘I'm a convict'
• The Public Pulse, January 23
• FURTHERMORE
• World-Herald editorial: Weigh the consequences of recall
• Snowy day recipes
• Snow day fun
• Would recall paralyze city?
• Packers, Bears fans ready for showdown
• World-Herald editorial: Shriver's duty to country
• World-Herald editorial: K2 thrills can be deadly
• On livewellnebraska.com: Chadron student has TB
• Fed help sought on evidence probe
• Keep that snow shovel handy
• A brother and a hero dead at 94
• On livewellnebraska.com: Caregiver honored
• Jan. 22-24: Saved by a satellite
• Mayor Suttle recall voters' guide
• Cold blamed for water main break
• Statewide safety radio goes live
• Benefit set for injured 6-year-old
• Mayor: Fiscal house is in order
• A push for change at OHA
• Early ballot requests top ’09 election
• 10th Street bridge will grow
• It's Squirrel Day. Really
• World-Herald editorial: Competition in the Arctic
• A bit of snow, big problems
• World-Herald editorial: Sudanese set voting example
• The Public Pulse, January 21
• U.P. has a head of steam
• Jan. 21: Wild weather in Cheyenne
• Sister Lavey was gifted artist
• Defendant says victim drew knife
• Oversight of guardians advances
• South O. medical clinic opens
• 55 to 85 years for fatal holdup
• Tax helps put city in the black
• Bill to curb wheel fee advances
• It is tax season and while we haven't had tax forms or booklets for years we can help you find the right website to get the information you need. If you are looking to do this yourself try irs.gov for Federal and revenue.ne.gov for Nebraska.
• In today's Papillion Times there is a front page article about a local Papillion graduate that won on "The Price is Right". She even met a famous Hollywood actor and won a car... just to name a couple great experiences!
• Your Weekend Planner
• Farm accident kills Hayes Center man
• Plea deal in works on I-29 deaths
• Ex-Iowa player's charges cut
• Feds: Claim of medals was false
• Snow could total 1 to 4 inches
• New CEO for United Way
• NTK (Need to Know)
• For a cool ride, get a ... minivan?
• End to pay spiking, not sniping
• 'Pennant Place' near Sarpy ballpark
• More surgery for girl hurt in crash
• Miss America thanks hometown
• Bill could arm school employees
• Iowa West Foundation announces grants
• On livewellnebraska.com: PTSD webchat
• Jan. 18: Cleanse the air
• Voices unite for MLK's vision
• Voices unite for MLK's vision
• ACLU requests neutral probes
• Millard board remembers fallen
• What would MLK say today?
• More money for metro truancy fight?
• Did mayor break tax promises?
• Iowa casino revenue up
• World-Herald editorial: Showing our metal
• Freezing drizzle might return
• Company picks north Omaha
• World-Herald editorial: MLK's message endures
• Two held in Bluffs homicide
• Jan. 15-17: It will get better
• State excited over our Miss America
• Model train fans are all eyes
• Model train fans are all eyes
• Bills would slow growth of tax break
• Scout honored for his heroism
• Police map their manpower
• Millard South policy compared
• Problems proved taxing for Suttle
• Omaha's lost toddlers, 14 years later
• The Public Pulse, January 16
• World-Herald editorial: Asia’s plane truths
• World-Herald editorial: Heineman budget proposals
• Miss Nebraska wins pageant
• End govt. collective bargaining?
• No misconduct found in deaths
• Early voters swarm election office
• No charges in lawyer's break-in
• Shelter's objections went unheeded
• Jan. 15-17: It will get better
• Branstad vows smaller government
• Chimps gnaw on worker's fingers
• Remains ID'd as missing Neb. man
• Bluffs stabbing victim dies
• Jan. 14: Jet keeps eye on storms
• Grant to treat lead hazards
• $1.7M judgment is upheld
• Orchard is heaven for fudge lovers
• Homeless pay sparks investigation
• $21.1M for fall at Qwest Center
• Boy, 4, accidentally shoots mom
• No injuries in tanning bed fire
• Your Weekend Planner
• World-Herald editorial: Wind-energy opportunism
• Body found; foul play not suspected
• Gerrard is Nelson's fed court choice
• Homeless join recall voting
• City lifting snow emergency
• Will plowing impact recall vote?
• Recall election lures early voters
• 5 heros didn’t think twice
• Grandparents step in for the kids
• NTK (Need to Know)
• World-Herald editorial: Good chances for success
• Property taxes up 4 percent
• 1-11-11 baby born at 11:11
• Snow emergency comes, goes
• Bill aims at 21-year-old drinkers
• World-Herald editorial: False claims about vaccines
• Jan. 12: Lots of snow, no record
• On livewellnebraska.com: Insurance incentive
• We are open today! Please bundle up before heading outside, it is awfully cold.
• To ensure the safety of our employees and patrons, the library will be closing at 5 p.m. today. Please visit www.sumplibrary.info to access our online resources 24/7. - Robin R. Clark, Dir.
• We are open today so you can stop in and pick up a couple of movies and books for the super cold days that are on the way.
• Sudanese in Omaha vote on future
• 'Get down! Get down!' as gunfire erupted
• A lifetime of shortcuts
• Let the snow begin
• Suttle not engineered for politics
• A lifetime of shortcuts
• Schools' tough job: Keeping kids in line
• Total means help for thousands
• Parole plan would free 1 in 4 inmates
• World-Herald editorial: Big shift has arrived on foster care
• The Public Pulse, January 9
• World-Herald editorial: Omaha can be proud of this gem
• Congresswoman was gunman's target; accomplice suspected
• Sharing football, Saturday chores
• Omahan serves up comfort for visiting families
• How high will gas prices climb?
• Animal Training
• FURTHERMORE
• World-Herald editorial: The Afghanistan-Pakistan challenge
• Jan. 8-10: Solar geysers
• Classes canceled for funeral
• Transplant recipient a big inspiration
• Bill would tighten recall rules
• Heineman gala criss-crosses state
• On livewellnebraska.com: Fluoride
• Mayor Suttle recall voters' guide
• Many services for Iowa seniors
• Here comes the snow
• Millard South shooting: Kindness pours in
• Two Out of Four Sheriffs Can Give a Straight Answer
• Millard South shooting: <BR>Hundreds attend candlelight vigil
• Centura school has lockdown
• Butler family extends prayers
• Your Weekend Planner
• Lube shop shooting victim 'a gentle soul'
• Patrons will see these popping up at the end of the book shelves.
• Immigration legislation offered
• The Public Pulse, January 6
• FURTHERMORE
• World-Herald editorial: Fire-union ruling is $7 million headache
• Jan. 6: Historic blizzard crippled Plains
• 'Nebraska Life' magazine has a write up about Papillion and the wonderful things our town has to offer... You can check out the issue or read the article in the library.
• Refugees party like its 2750
• Driver killed girlfriend, then shot self, police say
• Crash kills Sterling man
• Schultz is already pumped for 2014
• Heineman: Labor court needs more than tweaks
• Good Deeds
• Little pain for pouring too much
• Riding dark side to the top
• Shedding light on concussions
• World-Herald editorial: A wasteful food habit
• World-Herald editorial: Responsibility will be key
• Your Weekend Planner
• Thinking differently about those promises
• Nebraska traffic fatalities decrease
• Trainer: Stay the course with fitness goals
• Christmas tree recycling sites
• Stocking up for e-readers
• Who will vote in recall? Who knows?
• World-Herald editorial: Leadership that matters
• Fireworks light up downtown Omaha
• Burglar alarm alerts woman to fire
• Birds tangling with a toxin
• Deegan's severance challenged
• Prayer leads to promise kept
• Midlands stories of 2010
• World-Herald editorial: The ‘theology of last things’
• Man dies in crash near Waterloo
• World-Herald editorial: Wise plantings on evergreens
• Man charged with NU ticket theft
• 2010 Omaha World-Herald Year in Photos
• Dec. 31-Jan. 3: Ahh, the memories
• Wild dog pups welcome guests
• 24 hours of snow, then drier days
• Gothenburg elevator explodes
• G.I. mayor OKs Dallas flights
• Rainbow: When Legos fall apart, so does Mom
• Should informants get more?
• Hardly a free moment for NU band
• Revving up for wheel tax
• Arrests in Karen Jenkins' death
• NTK (Need to Know)
• New Year's Eve will be cold
• World-Herald editorial: Race to the bottom
• World-Herald editorial: False charges on ethanol
• Dec. 29: Almost California dreaming
• Livewellnebraska.com: Bridget's makeover
• Cancer patient, 10, puts face on blood drive
• Dec. 28: Seemed white enough
• Christmas Eve package: Meth
• 2 recall groups raise about $40K
• Weather stalls a few Eppley flights
• For artists, Christmas year round
• Kwanzaa events to be hosted
• King for president? He lacks 'calling'
• Repairs to Capitol almost done
• Immigration on the agenda
• Eastern storm strands travelers
• Shooting case had two informants
• World-Herald editorial: Lessons are costly in Deegan departure
• Rising Platte forces evacuation
• World-Herald editorial: Impeachment follies in Iowa
• Dec. 24-27: Christmas Day Almanac
• Naughty list grew a bit on Christmas
• Perlman is 2010 Midlander of Year
• A reel success for theaters
• Nelson vote may be key for both parties
• Midlander of Year unveiled
• Teacher pay bump for master's questioned
• GOOD DEEDS
• A gorilla-size gesture of thanks
• Ralston teen, fellow students help victims of apartment fire
• The legend of Bubba Starling
• World-Herald editorial: A growing wheat
• World-Herald editorial: Turn out, vote on Jan. 25
• Neighborhood Meetings
• Holiday events
• Popcorn ritual was special time with Dad
• Around & About
• Students give to their communities
• The art of the thank you note
• Christmas Memories
• The Public Pulse, December 25
• FURTHERMORE
• World-Herald editorial: Religion’s role still endures
• Goodfellows on track to record year
• Colder weather follows Christmas Eve snow
• Two found dead in SUV
• Fireworks not just about ka-bangs
• Refugees get holiday spirit
• Fleeing man causes mall scare
• Shooting victim dies
• Two found dead in garage
• Woman dies in Sarpy County crash
• Snow headed out of Omaha metro
• Chilling memories of last Christmas
• Six provided bulk of recall funds
• NTK (Need to Know)
• The Public Pulse, December 24
• World-Herald editorial: Great rating for Omaha
• Ross Douthat: Holiday season unwraps complexities for Christians
• Driver who fled gets jail
• Grand jury likely in man’s death
• Power outage disrupts government
• Grinch hits St. Cecilia Cathedral
• Christmas closings
• Santa role is man's strong suit
• On livewellnebraska.com: Baby comes home
• Dec. 24-27: Christmas Day Almanac
• Suttle takes fight to the voters
• Malcolm X Center opens in Omaha
• 2 senators to become lobbyists
• Team scores with ‘celebrity' visas
• NTK (Need to Know)
• World-Herald editorial: Voyager energizer
• Midlands Voices: Stimulus dollars greatly aided rural development in Nebraska
• World-Herald editorial: START treaty makes sense
• Dec. 23: Wet in the Southwest
• Storm unlikely to approach 2009’s
• Deegan, Bellevue board reach deal
• Newspapers Confront Lies About Former Sex Offender Reoffense Rates
• G.I. volunteers cook up a tradition
• Bluffs a contender for Olympic Trials
• Kearney pair on top of world for marriage proposal
• Rainbow: It's hard to follow the logic of Twitter
• Remodeling the U.S. House
• Petition case may have big impact
• NTK (Need to Know)
• World-Herald editorial: Dangerous bar games
• World-Herald editorial: One odd creature
• Dec. 22: New flood stage for Brownville
• Rain, ice, snow to precede sleigh
• Recall vote set for Jan. 25
• Shooting sentence: 120-150 years
• Neligh historic site begins rebuilding after June floods
• Ex-UNL prof’s suit based on faith
• Nebraska, iowa await Census data
• NTK (Need to Know)
• World-Herald editorial: Important collaboration
• The Public Pulse, December 21
• Santa comes early at shelter
• World-Herald editorial: Solar, wind power boost Rust Belt
• Bank takes college savings reins
• Dec. 21: Snow in my eyes? Egg on my face?
• Muscling out the mussels
• Woman hit by car, severely injured
• Fuel tax will drop slightly
• Lunar eclipse may be viewable
• Defrauding athletes means jail time
• Signature verification challenged
• Wrestler to play 'Biggest Loser'
• Ardent defender backs Suttle
• Nelson: A fount of political wisdom
• Learning Community report lacking
• Growth may follow road to Gretna
• Fitzsimmons returns for First Night celebrations
• NTK (Need to Know)
• Lighting the way to Christmas
• Killing followed gas station brawl
• Dec. 18-20: What a difference a year makes
• Down to the wire for shopping
• Father, daughters die in accident
• Man killed in shooting
• Budget cuts numerous in report
• Holiday message set in lights
• Rainbow: There’s precision in his passion
• Goodfellows contributions, Dec. 19
• Culver says he delivered for Iowa
• Kelly: CEO eliminates his job
• Suttle's struggles foreign to Beutler
• Boy was loved to the end
• Winter often unforgettably harsh
• 'Don't ask, don't tell' repealed
• Woman escapes fire; cat dies
• YMCA’s ‘shepherd’ is feeling blessed
• FBI tries ‘shocking’ technique
• Your Weekend Planner
• White Christmas? Probably not
• ‘On a cold winter's night'
• ‘I think I had the best dad of all’
• Smile: You're on recall camera
• Sister Martin served to the end
• Woman charged with arson
• Friends give away winnings
• Santa may be left homeless
• An abortion clinic in Mills County?
• Chorus adds to joy of season
• A gift for all 442 students
• Dec. 18-20: What a difference a year makes
• The Record, Dec. 18
• Warren's a smash at Rock-n-Rackets
• Cops find wrapped pot presents
• Suttle pens - Fight is on
• Phony petitions sought private info
• Asarco: EPA destroyed evidence, lied
• New principal for Jesuit Middle School
• Refugee family gets new home
• It's showtime in Wayne
• Dec. 17: Rare clouds photographed
• Council turns down 'green' school
• OPPD bills going up
• Henery: Even the little guy can win
• Iowa was always home to Feller
• Churches targeted in scam
• Painful cuts are expected
• GORF is Back!!!
• Bar games could be banned
• UNO's Mammel Hall goes green
• World-Herald editorial: Hogs and progress
• World-Herald editorial: Ethanol is holding on
• Lawmakers get budget cut list
• FURTHERMORE
• Better weather - for a few days
• Voucher will mean a good dinner
• Watch this week's Big Red Today Show
• Dec. 16: The tale of Laila
• Can 50 bands rival CWS impact?
• White inspired many in cancer fight
• More allegations in Peru case
• Omaha streets turn slippery
• Bittersweet memorial for young boy
• World-Herald editorial: Stepping back from the brink
• Council gives OK to fireworks
• OPS teacher released from jail
• Omaha's a housing hot spot
• Trap costs dog a leg
• Lighting up the Season
• New effort to rename North Freeway
• Campuses combat party mindset
• Wood-shop students driven to make holiday merrier for others
• Man held in Peru case goes to court
• New pothole problem: Lawsuits
• World-Herald editorial: WikiLeaks no ‘Pentagon papers’
• World-Herald editorial: U.S. exports on the rise
• Dec. 14: Count those birds
• Questions about Medicare Rx plans?
• Now on display: Paintings by artists from the Papillion Senior Center. The new landscapes and still-lifes can be seen in the library through the month of December.
• Check out "Try It Fridays" on the 3rd Friday of every month at 1:30 p.m. Last Time: Christmas Crafts -- Altered-Book Wreaths Next Time: Wacky Pillow Case Demo
• Papillion's Winter Wonderland Celebration is on Saturday. Mrs. Claus will be storytelling at the library at 5:30, 6:30 & 7:30.
• The library will be closed Thursday and Friday for Thanksgiving. We will be here in Saturday for all your library needs. Happy Thanksgiving to all!
• Stop in today, Nov. 24 between 9 & 5 to wish John Seyfarth a "Happy Retirement".
• Worship Arts Students Visit Nashville
• Video: Husker postgame press conference
• Husker Game Day: Kansas at Nebraska, 6 p.m.
• Buyers get a bang out of promotion
• Last depot manager still works there
• Art tells history at Boys Town
• Disbarment ordered for Switzer Jr.
• Teacher remembered as devoted
• Etching memories of the fallen
• Leonard Boasberg: Obama, Democrats may cluck loudest in game of ‘chicken’
• The Public Pulse, November 13
• World-Herald editorial: Foster care uncertainties
• Sudanese aim to get out the vote
• Ex-Bellevue police chief dies
• Salvation Army kicks off drive
• No interview with ex-CSI director
• Pipeline job totals disputed
• Nov. 13-14: Does your home leak?
• Travel conditions deteriorating
• Teen dies in Papillion shooting
• World-Herald editorial: Deficit problem isn’t imaginary
• Crime lab's outlook threatened
• Honoring supreme sacrifices
• Nov. 11: All is calm
• World-Herald editorial: Welcome health initiatives for veterans
• Steam train pulls into Bluffs
• Elk stops traffic near North Platte
• Police ID shooting victim
• Briefly: News Notes Thursday
• Your Weekend Planner
• Sarpy hits on ballpark name
• The Public Pulse, November 11
• King of spades is deciding vote
• Water main closes OPS school
• Wind power picking up speed
• World-Herald editorial: Puppy-mill abuses
• Colors of Christmas Concert
• Dr. Mark Krause named Vice President of Academics
• The 72 Results
• Turning Point Announcement
• Turning Point 2010
• Dr. Tom Osborne Delivers at Chapel
• Ground Breaking for the new Ministry Equipping Center
• Dunning Lecture being held on October 8th
• Turning Point Registration Open
• NCC Day of Service
• President’s Annual Report
• Ranch of Terror
• It finally stopped raining to allow the landscapers to put the rock in place. Next come the plants.
• Thanks Dean for sharing your pictures and experiences from traveling in Africa. What a great night.
• Today's SKYPE class in the computer lab was a hit. Check next month for future computer class offerings.
• It finally stopped raining to allow the landscapers to put the rock in place. Next come the plants.
• Thanks Dean for sharing your pictures and experiences from traveling in Africa. What a great night.
• Today's SKYPE class in the computer lab was a hit. Check next month for future computer class offerings.
• The Edible Book Fest 2010 was held on Saturday April 17. Lots of inventive and delicious entries.
• It finally stopped raining to allow the landscapers to put the rock in place. Next come the plants
• Thanks Dean for sharing your pictures and experiences from traveling in Africa. What a great night
• Today's SKYPE class in the computer lab was a hit. Check next month for future computer class
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• World-Herald editorial: New research on obesity
• No more cigs mailed to troops
• NTK (Need to Know)
• Aug. 13: Tropical cooling
• World-Herald editorial: Wheat faces uncertainties
• When it's too hot for dogs
• FURTHERMORE
• Midtown site a smash hit
• Keeping a drunk from driving
• Creighton will tap solar power
• City to pay sledder's family $2.4M
• Nicholas D. Kristof: To win, U.S. must shift its Afghan focus to education
• NTK (Need to Know)
• Aug. 12: Peak power use
• World-Herald editorial: Put emphasis on innovation
• Senators vow to fight end of services to disabled
• Arrest made in Blair attack
• Power-use records fall
• ISU floored by record flooding
• Crash kills baby; drunken driver suspected
• Nebraska cat may have plague
• Norfolk rail bridge reopens
• Police contract nearing approval
• Your Weekend Planner
• Heat sends some to hospitals
• Water helps homeless beat heat
• Mayor's budget draws new foes
• The Public Pulse, August 11
• 300 families to lose bus services
• State to spend more, get more?
• FURTHERMORE
• Toad-licking chef ticketed
• Who needs A/C? Not this couple
• Floods hammer central Iowa
• NTK (Need to Know)
• Omahan's acquittal comes quickly
• Aug. 11: Keep your A/C humming
• Lawyer expects charges in I-29 crash
• World-Herald editorial: Budget cuts for defense spending
• Omahans caught in scam
• Alcohol suspected in I-29 tragedy
• Brief storm hammers Bellevue
• A glimpse into use of deadly force
• Ames cuts off water supply
• Probe into I-29 crash will take weeks
• Crash kills one, injures three
• Chamber opposes mayor's budget
• State starts budget year in hole
• Nebraskan is 'oldest worker'
• Midlands Voices: North Omaha kids open the door to reading enjoyment
• A new teacher prepares
• Blair considers pit bull law
• FURTHERMORE
• Nelnet could be hit for $1 billion
• NTK (Need to Know)
• Aug. 10: Heat index
• World-Herald editorial: Comparing energy costs
• Heat, humidity require caution
• Feb. trial for ex-Regent Hergert
• Teacher bill worries Heineman
• Briefly: News Notes Tuesday
• Police pact foes outnumber supporters
• 2,700 win valuation protests
• Dog adoption to cost less
• Bruning: Website will police
• Worker sues colleagues for slander
• Nelson column: Inside the Wall Street bill
• Voluntary furloughs pushed
• 55th Wing marks 20 years in Mideast
• Wilber welcomes all Czech mates
• Hebrew school plans expansion
• Seeking ways to beat the heat
• Pet health care takes bigger bite
• Lincolnites eye 2 a.m. closing
• Victims' neighbors remain uneasy
• NTK (Need to Know)
• Power restored to most of 1,300
• Aug. 9: Triple digits
• Heat delays Omaha trash collection
• Teachers’ jobs hang on vote
• I-29 crash kills 4 motorcyclists
• Kansas church member sues again
• Body found near Elkhorn River
• Nominees sought for Be Prepared awards
• Good deeds in the Midlands: Sunday
• Giving arms, legs to people in need
• The Public Pulse, August 8
• Iowa fair buttering up Nebraskans
• Pets, pupils served by food store
• Healthy habits blossom
• One flu shot is all you'll need
• Filing pothole claim? Good luck
• Just his latest chapter
• Aug. 8: Catching up
• Lawmakers eye tax exemptions
• Wilber celebrates all things Czech
• If you can’t beat it, celebrate it
• Taylor gets life in prison
• Boy Scout Jamboree still teaches core values
• Aug. 7: Seems like the South
• A wheel fee for commuters?
• Back to school time
• River search for man, 18, fruitless
• More trouble on Elkhorn River
• Big turnout for Fan Day
• NTK (Need to Know)
• Summer is about to heat up
• Aug. 6: Lots of runoff
• Bad news, drivers: Gas prices up
• Today is the last chance for a hydrant blast
• Bluffs bridge is work of art
• Rescuers seek body in river
• Lex man gets 50 years for slaying
• Uninsured patient feeling better
• World-Herald Editorial: Of police and fairness
• Tax 'holiday' draws shoppers
• 2 recall walk in ruins of A-bomb
• Mom fined for baby's sunburn
• Details revealed in boy's slaying
• NU expects big freshman classes
• Neb., Iowa obesity rates creep up
• Aug. 5: Pooch fetches hail
• Your Weekend Planner
• When pigs fly . . . roads close
• Ex-motocross instructor arrested
• Fort McPherson gets funding
• Briefly: News Notes Thursday
• Buffett, Gates play a little bridge
• 2011 Big Ten title game to Indy
• New slaughterhouse trial sought
• City becomes more bike friendly
• 70 Guard soldiers coming home
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