Omaha-based business, The Alliance Group, relocates to Midtown and pushes revitalization efforts.
Omaha's green movement is about to become a bit more colorful and energized.
Networking and educational sessions offer information on restoration, renovation and preservation.
Funds available for grassroots programs. Application deadline is March 31.
Join the Midtown Business Association and support economic development in the heart of the city.
Painting to begin in spring 2009 on east wall of park's handball court.
2009 production turns murder most foul into murder most fun!
Family-run Midtown business servicing area for more than 70 years.
Easy to use, front-mounted bike racks on MAT buses make commuting a cinch.
SunDawg, a free summer camp for Omaha youth, is a great opportunity to build new friendships, develop new skills and have lots of fun.
City to address traffic flow and safety concerns near Turner Park.
Neighborhood gem serves as community building and nourishing resource.
Several organizations work to improve the quality of life for neighborhood residents.
Midtown Crossing at Turner Park now taking reservations.
New trail adds to Midtown's pedestrian friendly flavor.
New front door to Creighton’s east campus makes it the first stop for new and current students, alumni and visitors.
Groundbreaker Award given to Destination Midtown.
Meeting to highlight opportunity areas for neighborhood enhancements.
Over $17,000 in matching grant funds was given for historic lighting, litter clean-up, public art and new trees.
Hanscom Park Greenhouse provides flowers for public spaces in neighborhoods.
Home Instead Center for Successful Aging will be the only geriatric center in the state that offers comprehensive care for older adults.
Make informed decisions about your transportation choices in the Omaha metro area.
3rd Annual Midtown Fireworks Show to be held on Sunday, July 6.
Strong membership and variety of community programs shape church's vitality.
Part “scare your pants off,” part “laugh your head off,” Shelterskelter returns to Midtown’s Shelterbelt Theater in October for its 13th year.
Volunteer for Destination Midtown's new Business Ambassador Program and do your part to make Midtown a great place to live, work, shop and play!
Midtown's Eastern Nebraska Office on Aging and others work together to provide gifts for older adults.
New building better suits the needs of the growing company.
New mental health and wellness facility nearly doubles the number of beds available in the metro area and collaborates with many Midtown nonprofits to offer exceptional service.
Mural to enhance Midtown park.
Pilot program in Morton Meadows neighborhood will test effectiveness and efficiency of LED street lights.
Blessing ceremony set for Eileen Krebs Ryan Plaza on Aug. 10.
St. John the Baptist Greek Orthodox Church celebrates 100th anniversary and receives Destination Midtown’s Spirit of Midtown award.
Diverse mix of houses with a lot of appeal push revitalizing area forward.
Address change helps a local nonprofit serve homeless and at-risk youth in Greater Omaha.
Presentation to coincide with grand opening on Nov. 6.
Blessing and dedication latest in a series of renovation and construction projects rejuvenating the school.
Michael F. Sorrell Health Science Education Center to open on June 29.
Opening in 2010, Element Omaha Midtown Crossing will offer a new extended stay experience with inspiring public spaces, modern style and eco-friendly design
Excitement builds on St. Cecilia Cathedral campus as a $950,000 construction project nears completion.
Midtown resident and CU professor's "hobby" making great impact on community.
Program encourages neighbors to look out for each other.
Classes provide in-depth overview of OPD operations.
Advertising the metro area’s nightlife scene, Omahanightlife.com sets the standard for one-stop shop entertainment resources.
Many projects take shape in historic Midtown neighborhood.
New storefront business on Leavenworth Street to provide valuable service to neighborhood.
Neighborhood and nonprofit team up to give Midtown kids a happy holiday.
Program available for home repairs.
Network, build relationships and enhance business.
New trail winds along historic boulevard, connecting parks and community.
Simple precautions from the Omaha Police Department help ensure a happy and safe holiday.
Large-scale renovation to be complete in time for first day of school.
Intentional living community teaches sustainability and simplicity.
Cathedral honored as first award winner of 2009 in recognition of vital and unwavering commitment to Midtown Omaha.
Tickets still available for the Mutual of Omaha Swimvitational, June 5 – 8.
New building will be named for UNMC Chancellor Harold M. Maurer, M.D., and his wife, Beverly.
Four University of Nebraska Medical Center graduate programs given high recognition for program, faculty, research and student quality.
Construction to begin on new $16.5 million building.
Catherine Ferguson, Midtown-based artist, designs set for Aida.
Commitment of neighbohood makes Midtown great.
Red Cross encourages blood donations inApril to raise awareness and give honor.
Spending top dollar to give tenants a nice and safe environment to live in.
Saturday clean-ups from April 12 - May 17.
Midtown university raises more than $395 million, enhancing education and patient care.
$80,000 available for Omaha neighborhoods working towards preventing crime and improving community.
Workshops help groups brainstorm ideas for improvements to the public spaces.
Walk around Midtown to some of the city’s best, most established pubs.
Attend the ribbon cutting on Thursday, March 26, and sample tasty Tandoori cuisine.
Attend the event on April 2 at Mercy High School and learn about candidates positions on issues affecting Midtown Omaha.
Attend the sneak-peek of the historic Brandeis Mansion on May 9 and 10 to view designer's plans
574 Trees, 3,042 shrubs, 35,455 flower bulbs and new streetscape to be added to the heart of Omaha.
Community development through volunteerism, led by Midtown-based, United Methodist Ministries.
Ten sites to be highlighted in flourishing neighborhood on Saturday, May 9.
Mayoral contenders and city council candidates provide ideas for Midtown.
Network and learn about new prospects in four historic commercial districts on Thursday, April 23.
View beautiful homes, an antique cars and catch a bite to eat in Nebraska's most architecturally intact neighborhood.
Midtown Identity Gardens provide sense of place, beauty and outdoor volunteer opportunity.
Nationally recognized artist to paint vibrant 3-D design on Midtown handball court.
Bike, run, climb, paddle and navigate your way through the city on Saturday, June 6.
Program aims to empower community to address neighborhood code concerns.
$74 million investment to bring in over $76 million in research funding and over 250 jobs.
20-mile system of commuter routes adapts city streets for east-west bicycle transportation.
Midtown Neighborhood Alliance Re-tree Initiative to add more green to parks and public areas.
Diversity, location and stability make historic node the place to be for new businesses.
“June boon” brings big business and fun-filled opportunities to area.
Over 250 readers weigh in on Destination Midtown communications.
GLO Lounge and many green features enhance the landmark set to open in November.
Public input needed to help create future transportation strategy.
Through creating community, center improves quality of life.
Business is booming in Midtown's Park East Neighborhood.
Midtown resident and social entrepreneur, Dana Freeman, receives Spirit of Midtown award.
Civic plazas, green space, infill development and a streetcar could link vital areas of the city.
Midtown Neighborhood Alliance president shares thoughts on the area and getting involved.
Kent Bellows Studio and Center for Visual Arts further expands Omaha's arts corridor into Midtown.
Two Midtown-based campaigns help metro area kids start school with confidence.
St. Marys Avenue from 29th to 31st streets is the focus of a $400,000 streetscape improvement project.
Small businesses have the flexibility and ingenuity to meet a consumer's unique needs for goods and services.
Midtown Neighborhood Alliance vice president talks about the area and getting involved.
Destination Creighton to feature tours, networking events, receptions, continuing education and class parties Oct. 2 - 3.
New position to work within City Hall, Metro Area Transit and others to make Omaha's infrastructure more complete.
More than $100 million in research funding generates 3,200 direct and indirect new jobs for the metro area.
Sept. 27 event to draw over 2,000 people for games, food, live music and meat wheel.
The Good Life Group relocates to the "strongest housing market in the city," its new Midtown location at 4502 Leavenworth St.
Holy Cross Church's 1st annual Irish Festival draws over 4,000 people, highlights Irish heritage.
Students partner with neighboring business and create mural illustrating sense of caring and community.
Jim Champion resigns after 20 years of service, excited about future.
Out-going and recently hired interns share insights on working to revitalize Midtown.
Mixing the old with the new, investors renovate buildings with quality finishes.
Program set to grow in 2010 after success during inaugural year.
Midtown Neighborhood Alliance secretary discusses opportunities and challenges facing the area.
Serving the metro area for almost 30 years, Community Alliance continues to create opportunities and affect change.
Family owned and run business experiences steady growth and embarks on plans for future expansion.
$30 million investment set for completion in 2012 at 40th and Leavenworth streets.
Destination Midtown, Midtown Business Association and Midtown Neighborhood Alliance outline latest strategies.
Midtown Neighborhood Alliance treasurer shares insights on Midtown's assets and challenges.
$300 million investment gets set to open, offering hundreds of job opportunities.
Mixed-income housing key to community sustainability.
Scheduled to open in August 2010, Wohlner's will bring 50 new full- and part-time jobs to the neighborhood.
Companies like Mutual of Omaha offer job seekers ways to get their foot in the door.
Twelve new buses help kick off first phase of major modernization effort.
Top notch art, edgy style and a relaxed atmosphere make Grinn and Barrett Tattoo a first choice for locals and out-of-towners.
Midtown Business Association vice president shares exciting reasons to get involved in the area.
First phase of renovation, valued at $600,000, underway at former Tech High.
Tax credits provide incentives to developers and encourage preservation and rehabilitation of historic and older buildings.
New landscaping plan will bring trees, bushes and latticework to 42nd Street.
Partnership addresses workforce shortages, assists employers and helps low-wage workers move into higher paying jobs.
Three nodes slated for community planning process in 2010.
The Nebraska Behavioral Health Education Center, soon open in Midtown, will pioneer a new way to deliver behavioral health care.
"The One" 1690 AM soon to broadcast positive messages to Midtown and North Omaha.
Two-day conference offered resources to spark new ideas and partnerships for developing affordable housing.
Planning efforts move forward in three Midtown neighborhoods with community involvement and support.
Serving over 35,000 people from over 30 locations in the region, Lutheran Family Services of Nebraska enjoys Midtown headquarters.
Summit to provide learning opportunities that promote the practice of historic restoration.