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Illuminating Lincoln: Lighthouse, the public art project commemorating 25 years of Lincoln’s Lighthouse after-school programming, raised more than $250,000 at auction in October.
Lights! Cameras! Auction! The grand tour of Lincoln’s light bulb public art project comes to an end at Haymarket Park this week.
On his 54th day in the Vancouver Island wilderness, one in which whipping, frigid wind confined him to a tarped tent that kept flapping in his face, Sam Larson appeared to reach his breaking point on the final episode of…
In an effort to shine some light on the national need for quality after-school programs, Bill Michener will haul a 6-foot-tall fiberglass lightbulb across the country.
When Sam Larson ventures into the woods, an Instagram account doesn't come with him. Though the Lincoln resident has been routinely blogging about his wilderness excursions and the pursuit of bushcraft skills since 2011, the limit-testing trips he took far…
Lighthouse.
Yes, you are seeing giant lightbulbs all around Lincoln.
Twenty-four years ago, a young Lincoln counselor opened a place for teens to hang out at the end of the school day.
Diane Ogden’s 30-year stint with the U.S. Post Office ended the same way her appearance on the popular CBS reality show “Survivor” did — sooner than she expected.
She kept her win on "Abby's Ultimate Dance Competition" a secret for six months.
Two grandson, one a Lincoln attorney, will be on the History reality show with a letter their grandfather received from Knute Rockne not long before the famous coach died.
