Sports for all
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by Mike Watkins
1M ago
For the past 57 years, Boys Town Boosters have been providing Boys Town youth the opportunity to play sports, giving them an outlet where they can have fun and learn valuable life lessons. A substantial way Boys Town supports these athletic programs is through its annual Booster Banquet—a fundraiser that ensures any child who wants to play a sport can do so. This commitment helps Boys Town youth succeed both on and off the field. “Each spring, supporters come together to recognize student-athletes and raise funds for sports equipment, uniforms, camps, facility upkeep and other neces ..read more
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5 Steps to the Perfect Snickers Martini
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by Edge Contributor
1M ago
The bar: The Stuffed Olive The bartender: Donovan The drink: Snickers Step 1: What you need 1.5 oz. 360 Double Chocolate Vodka ¾ oz. Frangelico  ¾ oz. Buttershots liqueur 1 oz. cream Caramel and chocolate sauces Step 2: Prep glass with caramel and chocolate swirls Step 3: Combine all ingredients in shaker with ice and shake well Step 4: Strain into glass Step 5: Add caramel and chocolate feathering on top For more Concoction features, click here. The post 5 Steps to the Perfect Snickers Martini appeared first on Edge Magazine ..read more
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The art and science of leadership
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by Andy Williams
1M ago
Institute for Career Advancement Needs (ICAN) President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Aileen Warren has experienced too many can’t-miss moments to recount at the organization’s annual ICAN Women’s Leadership Conference. But her first event as leader of the Omaha-based non-profit was most memorable—and stress-inducing. It was the 2022 ICAN Women’s Leadership Conference, and National Basketball Association (NBA) Dallas Mavericks CEO Cynt Marshall was scheduled as the afternoon’s closing keynote speaker. Thousands of conference attendees would be showing up in a few days to soak up insights f ..read more
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Memoir’s love letter
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by Anna Hartman
1M ago
The threads that weave their way through the Flagship Restaurant Group meld in Memoir, the company’s most recent restaurant concept—a self-professed love letter to the restaurant industry. Tucked into the corner spot of the Mercantile Building in new Omaha development Brickline at the Mercantile, the luxurious yet comfortable spot is already winding its way into guests’ memories. The dining room is imbued with a sense of nostalgia and comfort, with book nooks lining the walls and warm jewel tones adorning the furnishings. Tantalizing aromas permeate the senses as diners emerge from the busy st ..read more
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Designing a dream home
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by Nicole Buntgen
1M ago
The art of interior design meshes functionality with aesthetics to create a space that inspires comfort and joy. When Ellen Turnage, interior designer with Interiors Joan and Associates, took on a custom build project, she meticulously moved through each layer of the design process to create a dream home that exudes relaxation. Nestled in the The Sanctuary, the 7,000-square-foot home pairs coastal vibes with modern luxury. For interior designers like Turnage, every project is managed and coordinated to exceed client expectations. The process starts with learning the homeowner’s goals, dreams ..read more
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Fit over 40
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by Edge Contributor
1M ago
One of my clients recently shared that working with me for the last few weeks has not only produced steady and consistent weight loss, but she hasn’t missed out on anything she enjoys doing. She still relishes meals but has learned why her old routine wasn’t working and is happily acquiring new skills and habits. Who knew that getting healthy could be gratifying and effective? Are you tired of feeling restricted or frustrated with all your efforts to make your body respond in a positive way? Have you tried most diets, workouts, and fads but are still looking for something that permanently work ..read more
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Professional growth through volunteering
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by Edge Contributor
1M ago
Around 25 years ago, Barb True was looking for a meaningful way to use her discretionary time. After taking inventory of her values, she decided to volunteer at community nonprofits. “I found it extremely fulfilling,” said True, vice president of claims and support services at Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Nebraska (BCBSNE). “I feel a deep responsibility to give back to my community.” After spending time in board positions at various nonprofits, True refocused her energy to Partnership for Autism Career Employment, now known as Prosper Workforce Services (PWS). PWS is a subsidiary of Autism Ac ..read more
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Harmony in healing
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by Dr. Zach Kucera
1M ago
In the hustle and bustle of modern life, juggling work, family, and personal commitments can take a toll on the body. For hard-working parents, finding effective ways to manage stress and maintain overall well-being is crucial. One highly beneficial avenue is chiropractic care, offering a holistic approach to health that aligns perfectly with the demanding lifestyle of busy parents. 1. Stress Relief and Mental Clarity: The demands of parenting and a busy work schedule can lead to heightened stress levels. Chiropractic care has been shown to reduce stress by rebalancing the body, improving bloo ..read more
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Building a healthy community
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by Shelly Nosbisch
1M ago
Dominika Kouassi is an exceptional Nebraska youth who is making a real difference. The 20 Under 20 Nebraska award winner is the first US-born child of Togolese immigrant parents, and she sees herself as part of a larger community. Deeply involved in her Marian High School community in both leadership and performing arts, Kouassi also gives back to her Omaha community through her Midlands African Chamber internship and by participating in Creighton University’s Summer Research Institute (SRI). Edge: What part of the Creighton University’s Summer Research Institute experience stood out ..read more
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Positive team player
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by Shelly Nosbisch
1M ago
Millard North High School senior Hailey Whitmarsh has an enthusiasm for volleyball that’s contagious. Although she tried many recreational sports growing up, volleyball was a clear favorite. “One of my favorite memories was my parents coaching my YMCA volleyball team,” she said. “We would always have super fun Saturdays. The whole team would go out to eat almost every game day.” Whitmarsh now plays for both her club team and Millard North varsity volleyball. “Being part of an amazing high school team has been so rewarding. The team this year had so many talented athletes who also were easy to ..read more
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