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For seven and a half months in 1968, after a Soviet-ordered Warsaw Pact invasion, Czechoslovakia experienced a short, sweet time of political liberalization from an authoritarian regime.

The restaurant owner told his story as recipes from his Iraqi homeland arrived at the table.

Lincoln Parks and Recreation staff will conduct a prescribed burn at noon Thursday on a section of Wilderness Park near 27th Street and Saltillo Road.

The Lincoln-Lancaster County Planning Commission on Wednesday gave initial approval to a proposed redevelopment project in the Haymarket.

Pawnee Lake west of Lincoln is being drawn down by 2 feet so one of its boat ramps can be replaced.

This week, the city is installing cardboard-only recycling containers in the parking lots of four city libraries.

The Nebraska AFL-CIO endorsed the following local candidates in the primary election on May 15:

Starting at 8 a.m. Monday the city will repair premature pavement cracking on Northwest 48th Street between West Adams and just north of West Craw streets.

There will be a statewide tornado drill on Wednesday.

He will be a little nervous in front of the Lincoln congregation Thursday night.