Caregiver’s Golden Years
“Jenny has always had the dream of having her own apartment and living as independently as possible,” Koley says, speaking … Continue reading Caregiver’s Golden Years
Nightlife Review: Barley Street Tavern
“…when folks in these parts say “Keep Benson good weird,” Barley Street is decidedly one of the weird-in-the-good-way neighborhood joints … Continue reading Nightlife Review: Barley Street Tavern
Freedom from Wanting: A Christmas Miracle
We can learn something from the survivors of totalitarian want especially in difficult economic times. This year for Christmas, why … Continue reading Freedom from Wanting: A Christmas Miracle
The Soul of Acceptance | Edem Garro
“… even when you are listening to music of a different tongue, you can still find it beautiful. Music is … Continue reading The Soul of Acceptance | Edem Garro
Nightlife review: Drink, play, chill, repeat at Beercade in Benson | GO – Arts & entertainment | omaha.com
“In interesting times, nostalgia is as comforting to the soul as mom’s meatloaf, comic book day and classic arcade games. So … Continue reading Nightlife review: Drink, play, chill, repeat at Beercade in Benson | GO – Arts & entertainment | omaha.com
Mystery on the Internet | The Time I Made Rense
Mysteries give life depth. It is our nature as rational beings to try and solve those mysteries. Council Bluffs is … Continue reading Mystery on the Internet | The Time I Made Rense
Voface Magazine | Mason Matthews
by Greg Jerrett with photos by Mason Matthews/Voface Magazine For Mason Matthews, originally of Dallas Texas, photography is a way … Continue reading Voface Magazine | Mason Matthews
Positively Omaha | Shomari Huggins
Shomari Huggins is a pretty positive, spiritual force in Omaha… unless the Huskers are disappointing him, then watch out. But … Continue reading Positively Omaha | Shomari Huggins
Hard Time & Poignant Rhymes | Tamara Barber
“Music gave me a light from all the hurt and pain I had been through. It gave me hope.” -Tamara … Continue reading Hard Time & Poignant Rhymes | Tamara Barber
Disassociation as Self-Defense Part 1: No One’s Home Right Now
I’m writing without regard to chronology. Whatever comes to mind first is clearly what needs addressing. I do not “consider … Continue reading Disassociation as Self-Defense Part 1: No One’s Home Right Now
Greg Jerrett 