Omaha Opens Its First Food Hall
Review By J1 Reporter Anna Kidder Opening in November 2019, the Inner Rail Food Hall in Aksarben Village is the first of its kind in Omaha. It is located in […]
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From great service to great food Jams has it all
Review By J1 Reporter Grace Specht Are you looking for a nice place to eat dinner with friends or family? Jams is the place to try! Maddie Mitchell and I […]
Wilson and Washburn: a meal with history
Review By J1 Reporter Maddie Genoways In my family, we have an ancient birthday tradition that the birthday person gets to pick anywhere in Omaha to have dinner. For […]
Avoli Osteria: Authentically Delicious
By J1 reviewer Natalie Cusick After being informed that the Italian restaurant I planned to dine at had a whopping 90 minute wait, my disappointment soon turned into motivation to […]
Good food, but a little fishy
Review By J1 Reporter Margaret Kelly Saturdays may be for the boys, but Fridays are for the girls. Recently, I spent a night out with a couple of my coworkers, […]
Finding good pho 8,000 miles away
Review by J1 Reporter Olivia Turkel New restaurants can be a scary place for some because they offer a new atmosphere, cuisine and are sometimes in a different “bubble.” Over […]
Kona doesn’t disappoint
Review By J1 Reporter Lexxi Olsen Kona Grill, located at 295 N 170th Street in Omaha, never disappoints. Over winter break, I visited the restaurant three times. Obviously, […]
Higher prices match the quality of Stirnella’s food
Review by J1 Reporter Courtney Thompson Over Christmas break, I ate dinner at Stirnella Bar & Kitchen. This more-than-a-little classy restaurant is located on 38th and Farnam in Omaha, Nebraska. […]
‘Little Women’ highlights powerful female leads
Review By J1 Reporter Molly Monahan Over the course of winter break I saw the movie “Little Women” with two of my fellow journalists, Mary Cate Tabor and Sophie Stevens. […]
Knives Out Stuns Box Office
Review by J1 Reporter Cece West One day my grandma called me and asked if I wanted to go see “Knives Out.” Not knowing what it was about, I agreed […]
True Food Kitchen does not lie
Restaurant Review by J1 Reporter Sophia Simmons Eating healthy is not always the most ideal, but True Food Kitchen brings a different outlook to the table. This chain restaurant is […]
The Fascinating World of Frozen II
Review by J1 Reporter Gaea Kaan Disney’s Frozen 2 takes a deeper look at the meaning of family, sisterhood, and life’s puzzling questions about what it’s like to grow up. […]
Five five-star books to read this Christmas Break
Reviews by MaggiePeklo “Six of Crows” by Leigh Bardugo (Fantasy) This book is for those who love supporting the antagonists and enjoy bloody heists. Leigh Bardugo wonderfully crafts a story […]
Fomo no mo mo because I went to Yoshitomo
Kayla Gornall Like other sushi restaurants, Yoshitomo gave me strong mermaid vibes. The decor was on point with warm lights, which were connected with rope. This decor gave me the […]
‘Black Mirror’ creator Charlie Brooker breaks barriers with ‘Bandersnatch’
Maria Piperis Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past month, you’ve heard of “Bandersnatch,” the latest release from the British Netflix series “Black Mirror.” “Black Mirror,” a […]
Baked after dark, to perfection
Lily Blake Tucked away in a discreet storefront in historic Benson, Baked After Dark caters to any sweet tooth’s midnight cravings. Baked After Dark is a family-owned late night cookie […]
To all the Asian-Americans in Hollywood: Stepping into the spotlight
Emma Williams Going from a background character with no lines to a lead role that carries a movie is a radical transition, one that many minorities are making as people […]
Java Daddies coffee shop expands Omaha’s coffee horizons
Daylee Daubert Driving along S. 12th St. in the Old Market in downtown Omaha, you can’t miss the brightly colored mural that Java Daddies recently added to the landscape. If […]
Band puts on memorable show in Lincoln
review by amaleapoulos I spent my Valentine’s Day with more than 300 people. Young the Giant, with opening act Lewis Del Mar, sold out the Bourbon Theatre on O Street […]
‘Hidden Figures’ reveals astronomically talented women
isabelleswanson “Shoot for the moon, and even if you miss, you’ll land amongst the stars” is great advice for anyone who doesn’t work for NASA. When “computers” referred to people […]
