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  • OmahaEconomySep 30

    Vinton Street silos in Hanscom Park slated for demolition within nine months

    The Vinton Street silos at Hanscom Park could be torn down within nine months following approval of a funding agreement by Omaha's City Council. Developer Spencer Goldenberg plans to demolish most of the silos to build over 200 apartment units on the site. Construction is anticipated to start in the first half of 2027.

  • OmahaEconomySep 29

    Governor Pillen to Announce Strategy for Nebraska's Economic Growth

    Governor Jim Pillen will announce a coordinated strategy aimed at strengthening Nebraska’s economic growth and competitiveness on Tuesday. The announcement, which will be livestreamed, includes an executive order designed to boost the state's position for expanding business and attracting new capital investment. Leadership from Chambers of Commerce and the Department of Economic Development will join him for this effort.

  • OmahaEconomySep 29

    Recent rains raise concerns for southeast Nebraska farmers this harvest season

    In southeast Nebraska, abundant water is saturating fields at a critical time for bringing in the fall crop. Wet conditions make it difficult to get machinery into the fields without damaging soil or wasting fuel. Farmers are concerned about these weather delays impacting the harvest.

  • OmahaEconomySep 28

    OPPD Reports Record Electricity Demand Amid Eastern Nebraska Growth

    Omaha Public Power District reported its highest electricity demand ever this summer due to rapid growth in eastern Nebraska. On July 27, usage reached 3,285 megawatts when the heat index was 120. OPPD is expanding into renewable energy and natural gas to meet these evolving needs.

  • OmahaEconomySep 25

    Four Starbucks locations closing in Omaha metro area

    Four Starbucks locations in the Omaha area are closing as part of a company restructuring. The closures are among hundreds of underperforming locations being shuttered nationally.

  • OmahaEconomySep 25

    Omaha residents discuss regulations for expanding data center infrastructure

    Community members gathered to discuss proposed regulatory frameworks for data centers as artificial intelligence infrastructure expands in Omaha. The discussion focused on balancing economic growth with local concerns.

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