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Flood Water Danger

48th and Cornhusker. When will people learn to not drive thru the flood water here?

u/queen_la — 21 hours ago
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Water in basement

Hello. My husband and I have been in our house for 3 years now and the last couple big rain storms we've had some standing water in our basement. It's not from the main drain because its on the opposite side of the floor plan. We don't know where its coming from. Does anyone have any suggestions on who we could call to take a look and possibly help us diagnose/fix the problem. Thanks for any recommendations!

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u/kyleen1820 — 18 hours ago
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Dear Evan Hansen - Lincoln Community Playhouse

I don't even know that I can find the right words, but holy Sh**!!! Dear Evan Hansen at the Lincoln Community Playhouse is INCREDIBLE. I thought the movie was one of the worst things I've ever seen, so was reluctant to go - but it's not at ALL the same (so, erase the movie from your brain). It only has 8 actors and they are all AMAZING singers AND actors - it's one of the best things I've seen in YEARS!!! I can't get over it - playing the soundtrack at work right now! My question is - have you seen it yet? If so, what were YOUR thoughts? And if you aren't going or don't want to - what's the setback? I'm just curious because this is not getting NEAR enough attention. WOW.

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u/Weird-Practice-5792 — 23 hours ago

Fun things to do in February in Lincoln/Omaha

I have a couple friends that are going to come visit me in February. We are all 25. Are there any cool things to bring them to in the area in the winter?? Hoping someone has more ideas than I do.

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u/Far_Communication583 — 22 hours ago

Gas line replacements

Has anyone had issues with water coming in the basement after the city came and replaced the gas lines/meters? I had foundation work done last year, extended gutters (that are clean) and have nothing but issues ever since the city replaced things.

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u/shinylittlepieces — 19 hours ago

Psychiatrists or doctors specializing in ADHD?

I’m a mid 20s girl looking for a doctor that could test me for ADHD and listen to what I have to say. Who have you guys gone to that was helpful? Thanks in advance

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u/Illustrious_Can7678 — 23 hours ago
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Sanrio x Godzilla toys at McD

I have contacted 48th/Van Dorn, N 27th/W, and the N 48th/Vine locations and theg all have #1 (Hello Kitty) and #2 (Keroppi) does anyone know if any of the other locations have different characters? I am a full grown adult with very serious adult hobbies.

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u/HazelBHumongous — 22 hours ago
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Randolph Elem/teachers leaving

Looks like there was a mass exodus of teachers and staff away from the school. Was only aware when I saw the lengthy list of new teachers. Only one of four 5th grade teachers stayed!

I haven't had a bad experience there as a parent. Some annoyances, for sure, but that's expected anywhere. Any insight on what happened to drive so many away?

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u/AgentDazzling202 — 2 days ago
▲ 79 r/lincoln

With a 9-6 Victory over the Portland Barbers, The Carpet Land Post 500 Rugs are your 2026 American Legion World Series Champions!

The Rugs bring the title home to Nebraska for the first time since 1939!!

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u/T-nawtical — 1 day ago
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Public transportation limitations

Why is public transportation in Lincoln so limited?

I’m from California and one thing I really miss is having decent public transportation. I basically never needed a car there because I could get almost anywhere I needed to go without one. Since moving to Lincoln I feel way more car dependent than I ever expected. The buses here just don’t feel reliable or frequent enough to actually build your day around and getting somewhere that’s a short drive can take forever without a car
I like living in Lincoln overall but this honestly sucks lol. Owning a car feels less like a choice here and more like a requirement. I do own one I share with my partner simply because it’s a better financial decision to have one instead of two at our age (23 F) (20 M) so we do manage with that.

Has public transportation here always been this limited?

And is there actually any plan or push to make it better?

Are there ways I can contribute to make it better?

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u/minervalu — 2 days ago

Lincoln activities

Been living in Lincoln for about five years but I need to find some more activities to do and places to check out. Solo activity/places would be nice too. Give me some recs, especially ones that may be not as known or popular.

Thanks!!!

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u/Purple-Dig9523 — 1 day ago

Phlebotomy School

I’m 26 and have a medical background already. I’m looking into going to school for phlebotomy, but can’t decide between Bryan or SCC. Does anyone have experience with either or know any details in regard to which program might be better?

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u/Otherwise_Age_8327 — 1 day ago
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I cried when someone told me last night they might name the new skatepark after Kevin. I personally remember listening to him how bad this city needed this park year… 2012? Kevin sadly passed before the park was opened

The rumor I’ve heard is that so many people searched the park under this name it naturally updated; so skaters are trying to make it official. Bro had such a complete passion for skateboarding. So moved the city would even consider honoring him in this way.

u/VividVenturesDesign — 2 days ago

Parking in the lines

I’ve been spending alot of time at the hospital the past week. Why do so many people have trouble parking in the lines of parking spots here! You shouldn’t have a license if you can’t handle that simple task.

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u/Donkey_Doody — 2 days ago

Moving a couch

What is the cheapest option for moving a couch (loveseat) out of a 3rd floor apartment that needs to be trashed? I’ve checked out a couple different moving options but it’s hard when most places will only do on site or very rough estimates.

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u/Rough-Parsnip2594 — 2 days ago