TreeRush Adventures in Bellevue is just a short 15 minute drive from downtown Omaha and it’s worth the trip! 

Here, you’ll find courses ranging from beginner to expert, so there’s something for everyone. Booking online is recommended, but walk-ins are welcome when there’s space.
 
📍1111 Bellevue Blvd N Ste A, Bellevue, NE 68005

Grace Pizza & Shakes in Papillion is a must-visit. Founded by Adrian Hembree, who started in the food industry as a dishwasher and worked his way up. Eventually building Grace from the ground up on a simple motto: “Grace is something we all need in our lives, we need to give grace to others, and we need to receive it when it’s given to us by others.”
 
📍136 N Jefferson, Suite 107, Papillion

Omaha just had its second wettest September on record. Here’s a look near 67th and Pacific courtesy of @joncoyne
 
With flooding impacting parts of the Omaha metro, here’s where to find help:
 
The Salvation Army Western Division is offering free flood clean-up kits today, 10/1, from 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. at their Emergency Disaster Services building, 10629 Burt Circle. No one at the door? Ring the bell and staff will be right out.
 
The American Red Cross has opened a shelter at Mockingbird Hills Community Center, 10242 Mockingbird Dr. Anyone in need of a safe place is welcome, volunteers are on-site to help with immediate needs.

Imagine walking into your neighborhood college bar and Bob Gibson is behind the counter.
 
The Omaha baseball legend once co-owned Bob Gibson’s Spirits & Sustenance, better known as Gibby’s, near 30th & Cuming.
 
It became a popular Creighton hangout known for burgers, margaritas and ice-cream drinks. And Gibson wasn’t just lending his name to the place. He actually worked there.
 
If you remember Gibby’s, we want to hear what it was really like.