You wouldn’t necessarily know it, but Lincoln, Nebraska is a federally-designated refugee settlement city. This is the story of people you may not... more››
Nebraska Stories On Demand
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December 14, 2009
Omaha artist Jun Kaneko is internationally renowned for creating the largest free standing ceramic art pieces in the world. His monumental design... more››
November 15, 2009
In the 1930s the world turned dark with depression. Men without jobs became drifters. Loren Eiseley was just 19 years old when he became a vagabond... more››
November 15, 2009
Because of her passion for music and appreciation of how it has shaped her life, Nicole Narboni a UNL Senior Lecturer in Piano, tows her nearly-1000... more››
November 15, 2009
In 1997, NET Television made a film about a year in the life of Burr Oak School in Custer County, Nebraska. While this one-room school has long... more››
November 15, 2009
In May of 1877, hundreds of Ponca men, women and children were forced to leave their Nebraska homeland and sent on a nightmare journey into Indian... more››
November 15, 2009
Hundreds of Nebraska World War II veterans gather at a dinner to celebrate and share memories of the seven "Honor Flights" that brought some 1500... more››
November 15, 2009
Beginning with highlights from the documentary "The Plow That Broke the Plains," we revisit the effects of the Dust Bowl on Nebraska. We then... more››
September 21, 2009
Langston Coleman was a tough, African-American kid from the slums of Washington D.C. In 1963, Coleman hitchhiked from Washington D.C. to enroll at... more››
August 20, 2009
In 1997, NET Television made a film about a year in the life of Burr Oak School in Custer County, Nebraska. While this one-room school has long... more››
