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United Way of the Midlands hoping to reach 10 million services Maria Cade Original publish date: February 11, 2025 Read the full article from First Alert 6 News here. Article excerpt OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) – The United Way of the Midlands is often the bridge between people in need and community resources. This year, they have a lofty goal for the impact
Originally published: April 15, 2022 Heartland Family Services recognizes April as Sexual Assault Awareness Month OMAHA, Neb. (KMTV) — 2022 is the 21st anniversary of the National Sexual Assault Awareness Month, originally established by the National Sexual Violence Resource Center with input
Originally Published: April 2, 2022 Is assistance available in Omaha to slow utility shut-offs? OMAHA, Neb. (KMTV) — It’s the time of year when spring feels like it’s coming and going. But it is getting warmer. That means it’s also the time
Originally published: April 2, 2022 ‘Break that glass ceiling’: Omahan Marian Andersen has relished a life filled with firsts There aren’t enough hours in the day, Marian Andersen says. At 93, she’s still reading four newspapers daily. Magazines and books
Originally published: March 29, 2022 Iowa West Foundation grants more than $5 million to local nonprofits The Iowa West Foundation Board of Directors recently approved $5.1 million in grants and initiatives to nearly 30 nonprofits in the region. Approximately $2.4
Originally published: March 25, 2022 ‘Shine Bright’: Making ‘Way’ to help students As prices rise due to inflation, many families are struggling to afford day-to-day household products while keeping up with bills and other expenses. United Way of the Midlands
Originally published: March 25, 2022 March 25 Face of the Day: John Staup John Staup is helping make local students “Shine Bright.” Staup, 39, was born and raised in Omaha, and he still lives there today. He attended Omaha Gross Catholic
