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You might never really know what happens when you send photo cards during the holidays. Unless you're mailing one to a pastor at St. Patrick's Catholic Church in Elkhorn.  For years, Father Tom Fangman has cut out and saved the pictures from cards he receives.  "People go to so much extent to get us Christmas cards. So often, you get (them) and you open them up... then what?! You kinda go... 'Should I put them in a basket and kind of look through it?' Or, you might even throw it away," he said.  Father Fangman tapes the pictures to his office walls,  creating a collage. A large collage.

Elkhorn's Fr. Fangman says photos cards remind him to be thankful

By 2026, Nebraskans will get a higher minimum wage. More than half of voters were in favor of increasing the rate from $9 an hour to $15.

Nebraska approves minimum wage increase

NASA is about to make another attempt to launch its Artemis One rocket on Wednesday after numerous delays. It's part of a new phase of lunar exploration.

Artemis One set to launch Wednesday

The houses will be stuffed with donated toys and will be located at Westroads and Oakview Mall.

Salvation Army has new life-sized gingerbread houses

Would you like to own a piece of history? That might be a stretch but you can find all types of items at the Douglas County Historical Society's annual garage sale that official kicked off Thursday.

Douglas County Historical Society garage sale begins

It may have been Black Friday but for Husker and Hawkeye fans it was rivalry game day and despite a difficult and more often than not disappointing season, Husker fans were optimistic.

Husker fans optimistic before Hawkeye game, but see challenges ahead

Students are tapping into their ambition and "drive." Metropolitan Community College hosted more than 100 high school students for Automotive Day at the South Omaha campus.

High school students learn about automotive industry at MCC

“They like the policies, but the bombast, the name-calling, the lack of self control, probably cost us 10-14 seats in the House, probably cost us 3-4 seats in the Senate,” said Don Bacon (R) in a Zoom interview from his Washington office.

Rep. Don Bacon blames Trump for GOP losses

Omaha Metro says it's rare, but the North Omaha man says it's happened to him more than once.

In the cold, man waits longer for Metro bus after wheelchair ramp fails

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Charles (Chet) Mesershmidt is a part of the Greatest Generation.  He enlisted in the navy as soon as he turned 17 in 1943, serving our country in World War II.  “It was an honor to go in because you wanted to defend your country,” Mesershmidt said. “And I had two brothers in, and I wanted to follow them, so that was that.”  Now, he's an avid golfer with an awful lot of holes-in-one to his name!

96-year-old Chet: Veteran, golfing machine

Forty-three-year-old Douglas County woman, Cari Allen, went missing late Saturday night. Law enforcement is staying involved in Nebraska and Kansas. 

As the search for Cari continues, the Douglas County Sheriff's Office is paying close attention to Allen's home. On Wednesday, they towed a car registered to her from the home's garage. It's all part of the investigation into her disappearance. 

Former colleagues are opening up about the woman behind the picture: a person they describe as "passionate, meticulous and caring."

Law enforcement continues for missing Omaha woman

Zach Williamson was at the La Vista Cabela's store EARLY on Black Friday to talk to shoppers.

Black Friday shopping with Zach Williamson at Cabela's

Janice Teegarden bought a blue spruce tree for $5 at Shopko in 1987. On Monday, the massive tree will be chopped down and taken to the Durham Museum as this year's Christmas tree.

Durham Museum Christmas tree to be transported Monday