What do job losses due to plant closings in Nebraska over the past year mean for the state's manufacturing future? My latest story for Midlands Business Journal. www.mbj.com/featured/fac...
Tim
Tim
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Freelance writer and Cat Dad based in Omaha. You can see my work at authory.com/Tim-Trudell & thewalkingtourists.com.
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Walter Koenig died today. The actor, a graduate of Grinnell College in Iowa, portrayed Chekov on the original Star Trek series. This is a blog post we did for The Walking Tourists. In honor of Mr. Koenig, who we met at O Comiccon, I'd like to share it. thewalkingtourists.com/walter-koeni...
From here on out, Illinois will always be the Land of the Giants to me. Visiting a museum dedicated to vintage Muffler Men may be my favorite stop on historic Route 66. My feature for Extended Weekend Getaways Magazine. extendedweekendgetaways.com/its-the-land...
Credit unions serve their customers, who are also their owners. My look at how a few of Omaha's credit unions recognize the importance of that, for Midlands Business Journal. www.mbj.com/featured/kee...
Imagine seeing the Andromeda Galaxy with the naked eye. There's a spot in Nebraska where you can see that and so much more. My latest for Omaha Magazine. www.omahamagazine.com/magazine/see...
Our language. Our history. Lost because of possible racism/xenophobia? www.cbsnews.com/minnesota/ne...
Omaha's commercial construction is booming, but higher costs are challenging developers and construction companies. Will it lead to an economic downturn? My latest for Midlands Business Journal www.mbj.com/featured/cos...
Tecumseh, Nebraska, is about to become the center of the world's niobium market as NioCorp plans to begin mining the rare mineral in the next couple of years. My latest feature for Omaha Magazine's B2B issue. www.omahamagazine.com/business/nio...
After four decades, Tom Rudloff moved the Antiquarium—a beloved spot for wordsmiths and those who love reading, or just talking about reading—from the Old Market to Brownville’s abandoned school building. My latest for Omaha Magazine: www.omahamagazine.com/artsculture/...