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Twenty young women from Lincoln have been chosen to be among approximately 400 high school juniors attending the American Legion Auxiliary’s 2018 session of Cornhusker Girls State June 3-9.

Home Care Partners will host a free senior safety lunch and learn Wednesday, May 30, at 11:30 a.m. at Gere Library, 2400 S. 56th St.

Tabitha Meals on Wheels are delivered to people who cannot prepare their own meals for health-related reasons. The basic menu, listed below, includes bread, margarine and milk. To order meals, get more information or volunteer, call Tabitha Meals on Wheels,…

There were a lot of things to love about Darren McCarty, but at the top of the list was his laugh.

Menus are subject to change. All meals include milk and are served Monday-Friday at these Aging Partners senior centers:

Lincoln and its surrounding towns continue to gain population, according to the latest census figures.

A former manager at a Lincoln business offering in-home senior care has sued, alleging she was terminated wrongfully from her job for opposing racially discriminatory and unlawful employment practices.

The Aging Partners JoAnn Maxey Senior Center at the Malone Community Center, 2032 U St., is closed for renovations.

The Community Health Endowment of Lincoln and Lincoln Parks and Recreation are teaming up again this summer to offer free fitness classes at the Jayne Snyder Trails Center, 250 N. 21st St.

The Lincoln Parks and Recreation Department is seeking applicants to fill two student representative positions on its advisory board.