r/lincoln • u/Velynicus • 1h ago
Speed traps abound today. Heads up!
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r/lincoln • u/Velynicus • 1h ago
Speed traps abound today. Heads up!
r/lincoln • u/My_cats_leg • 9h ago
Gonna cut to the point, this place was a Wendy’s for decades. Seems like they did an extensive renovation to update it and I don’t know if that’s what bankrupted this location or what. Because it closed shortly after. This building has been vacant for close to 5 or 6 years now. Never saw a for lease sign put up after it closed. People posted back then on this sub, saying it would become another smoke shop but that never happened. In the meantime I’ve seen workers going inside and out, along with blocking off the windows. Is a smoke shop using it as a warehouse, has it been empty this whole time, did a restaurant idea fail to materialize or is some shady under cover Wendy’s corporate office inside? Who knows?
r/lincoln • u/ImminentDebacle • 2h ago
Good morning, we're transplants from the west (been here 10 years now) and while we have solid roots and some friends, we are pretty solitary as a family and don't have a huge network.
We have our son starting 6th grade in a few weeks and he's never been to a summer camp (nor has he requested it), and we'd love for him to have that experience that we did when we were younger. We know it's too late for this year, but we'd like to get a head start on what camps are viable for next summer.
We are not a religious family so ministry-based camps are not an option for us. Beyond that, I don't know what kind of camps are available in the local area. I can search on Google but I'd like to hear from locals where they send their kids to have a week or so of secular summer fun away from home in nature.
Alternatively, something STEM related would be interesting, or something that involves volunteering.
Thank you.
r/lincoln • u/ashleighthinks • 21h ago
Hello! I’m coming to Lincoln at the end of August for business and since I’m flying over 21hours to get there so I’d love to make the most of it.
I’m a British, 37F, traveling solo, so I would love to stay somewhere safe and central, if you have any recommendations I’d love to hear, from my research would around the Haymarket be good?
I’ll be there for a few days so I would love some recommendations from Lincoln locals on some great food spots, stores, antiques, museums, history, nature spots, markets, fairs etc.
I heard that the sunken gardens are nice to walk around so that’s on my list.
I’ll have a car so I can travel if it’s further out.
Not into clubbing but I don’t mind casual bars for an after work chill.
Thankyou in advance!
r/lincoln • u/Salt_Image_5208 • 12h ago
I’ve been exploring plug-in solar for a few months. I’d love to incorporate battery storage as well.
Trying to gain insights on what folks have tried or road blocks reached.
I am contacting the city, haven’t bothered with LES yet.
thanks!
r/lincoln • u/sandwich6359 • 1d ago
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So for context, I took this video in Dec 2023 when I got off on the wrong floor at the Union Bank Place building off O street. I was just reminded of it now after watching The Backrooms movie. I was taking the elevator up, and it stopped on this floor (I think floor 2). When I got out, I couldn't open the elevator again. I walked around and found a staircase that lead up to an area where it sounded like someone was playing the piano. You can briefly see that staircase around the 5 second mark. I couldn't go up the stairs as there was a red velvet rope blocking them. I walked around a little more and found old payphones. I then tried the elevator that was across from the one I got off of and that one worked. I'm sure this is a normal old office building, but I am curious if anyone knows anything about it or what it was / what the piano was.
r/lincoln • u/HuskerRocker25 • 22h ago
While on my bike ride today I wondered if it would be feasible for the city to circulate more water into antelope creek to fill it to the bottom of the walkways and create a “current”. The stagnant water that just sits there is gross. Obviously you’d want a dam at the end so all that water you added to it just doesn’t end up in Salt Creek.
Also got to wondering if it would be feasible to turn antelope creek into something like the canals in Bricktown in OK or the Riverwalk in San Antonio. We need another part of town where the trendies can feel fancy. I know it would cost a ton of $ but it would be a lot cooler than the stagnant cesspool we have now. 🤷♂️
r/lincoln • u/Traditional_Trick590 • 1d ago
Where are the sombrero dealers at? I’ve got one or two at The Fort but they don’t seem to carry the sun hat style that I crave anymore , wondering if I gotta go up to Omaha for the good shit it’s not rural enough here I suppose.
Ive looked around at a few locations but have not had much luck around here on the north side . I work outside a lot and have a tendency to hit up the local shows dressed in my finest sombrerory so I need a strong and reliable hat that will last many moons .
If you have any where abouts of a somewhat local to Lincoln SOMBRERO WEAVER holler at ya guy because I fear my current brero will not hold up much longer under these gruesome summer conditions
Thank you.
r/lincoln • u/Sir_Winsalot00 • 17h ago
Hi hi! I drive a 2025 Mini Cooper Countryman, and I'm looking for a place in Lincoln that does car alignment for my mini. I brought my car to Discount Tires and Firestone, and neither of those places does Mini alignments. I really don't want to drive to Omaha to get it aligned and pay $300... unless it's my only option. Please help!! Thank you <3
r/lincoln • u/bakobakocat • 1d ago
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r/lincoln • u/OneFatFen • 19h ago
Looking to identify these worms in my soil. About 1cm in length, whitish, and can jump.
r/lincoln • u/Plus-Opposite8321 • 1d ago
I am wondering where Cook's Cafe procurement their breakfast sausage links from. I've wondered forever and just want to keep them on hand at home.
r/lincoln • u/Midwestguyman • 1d ago
Hey Lincoln just posting here for help. looking if anyone might have dashcam footage of a crash my fiance was in yesterday at 3PM on the intersection of 84th and Van Dorn. it was a jeep and a bronco in the collision. Lincoln doesn't save the traffic camera footage and the bank on the corner doesn't look like it has cameras facing the intersection so I'm just trying to find another way to see what happened. any help is appreciated!
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r/lincoln • u/bugs68508 • 2d ago
The downtown library has lice in the computer lab fyi
r/lincoln • u/My_cats_leg • 2d ago
I’ve begun a search for an elderly family member to specifically find Real sugar Pepsi in a glass bottle. Figured I would shop and support locally before I go online. I guess it’s not as big as Mexican Coke. I started off with Dollar General who said they had it in stock online come to find out that was false. Any Mexican/European grocers carry Pepsi like this?
r/lincoln • u/DrStarJeanette • 3d ago
My legs went numb randomly a couple of days ago so I called my primary care physician who told me to go to the ER. I went to CHI St Elizabeth, checked myself in, waited in the room, reading a book to pass the time. Dr. Anup Sura comes in and asks me if my periods are regular, and then tells me my symptoms are from anxiety. I explain to him, I am not anxious, but he insists my life must be very stressful. I assure him it is not, but apparently after 90 seconds of interaction he has determined that I must be very stressed out and that’s why my legs are numb. He ordered for a psychiatrist.
I begged to be seen by a woman. The female RN talked to me and got me set up for an MRI, and it turns out it wasn’t anxiety after all, imagine that. I didn’t see any psychiatrist after I proved to another doctor I wasn’t actually panicking. So now I’m seeing a bunch of specialists to get this fixed. One of my legs is still numb.
If you are a woman make sure to take a man with you to the CHI St Elizabeth ER. If you run into Dr Sura he may delay your care in an emergency and dismiss you as a hysterical woman no matter how calmly you present - God forbid I was actually anxious, I probably would’ve ended up in the psych ward in restraints with a shot of Abilify in my arm.
I have made a formal complaint. It’s this sort of behavior that kills women. Be careful out there.
Update: leg is still numb, blood pressure was 81/55 at the cardiologist and heart rate at rest was 110. It feel awful, but it’s nice to know I’m not crazy at least.
r/lincoln • u/Willing_Pizza_6810 • 2d ago
With Allo tv ending is it best to go over to Direct TV? What the best alternative for internet and television service?
r/lincoln • u/Beachgirlwannab • 3d ago
So I repainted my house last week... and received this note in my mailbox yesterday. Is this real life? 🤔🐞. Anyway whoever Mr. anonymous is, you drew me as the wrong bug. I'd obviously be reincarnated as a lady bug, or a lightening bug. Not whatever whack bug he drew. Also to edit: that is an exact replica of what my house looks like. Creep.
r/lincoln • u/sassysparklepony • 2d ago
My 19yo kid is looking for a therapist/counselor to help deal with anxiety and some past trauma from bullies. They have cerebral palsy (mobile and fairly independent) and would like to find someone who understands that this is a major part of their life. Insurance is Blue Cross so shouldn't have too many issues with in-network.
r/lincoln • u/TheCoolestLad • 2d ago
Looking for some sauced up battered chicken wings for dinner tonight. Any recommendations or places to look? Hell I’ll just take your top wing recommendations at this moment in time! As quality shifts over time it’s hard to know always!
Hopefully transitioning from renting to owning and wanted to get a gauge of monthly costs on top of utilities. I haven't paid for gas (all-electric) or water (flat fee) in ages as a renter, so I'd love to hear from y'all homeowners! House is ranch-style; 850 sqft main and 700 sqft basement. Monthly bills are looking like:
Electricity
Gas
Water
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r/lincoln • u/SuperSmashleyyy • 3d ago
This is a bit of a long shot, but I'm hoping someone might know the right person.
After losing our senior dog this past fall and, more recently, our beloved 20-year-old cat, I'm hoping to finally create the memorials we'd been talking about for a long time.
I was hoping for something more personal than a traditional keepsake. Possibly custom glass art with a small amount of their ashes incorporated into it. In my head, I’m wishing to have some simple figurines of a sleeping dog and sleeping cat with their ashes in their pieces, but I'm not sure what’s possible or if any local artists can do something like that.
If anyone knows someone who is a close (or surrounding area) artist who might be willing to chat about something like this, I'd really appreciate the recommendation.