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The U.S. Heartland of America Band at Offutt Air Force Base is a team of professional musicians that are also active military, and they play shows all over Omaha. On Wednesday, the band thrilled a crowd with patriotic classics for Veterans Day at Durham Museum.

To see where the band will be next, visit HeartlandBandEvents.com, and do NOT miss their upcoming holiday show!
Is it too soon for holiday decorating, or are we already behind? Our office can’t agree. What’s your cutoff date?
You can order authentic Buffalo wings in Omaha at Ray’s Wings, Pizza & Drinks in Midtown Crossing. Owner Ray Bullock grew up in Buffalo, New York, and learned to make them in the 1970s.
 
His first Ray’s opened on South 96th Street in the early 1990s, then closed, and returned to Midtown Crossing in 2022. Ray’s is also an Omaha Bills Backers bar, making it perfect for game days. 
 
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Imagine walking into a bakery and realizing you can finally eat EVERYTHING on the menu.
 
That’s what happened to a little girl visiting Veg.Edible, and her reaction says everything about why this local bakery matters.
 
Dan shared the story on Omaha This Week, and it’s one of those reminders that local businesses can make a much bigger impact than we realize.

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