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Who is John Ewing Jr.? What to know about Omaha's first elected Black mayor

Des Moines Register 16 May 2025
John Ewing Jr., a former police officer and treasurer of Nebraska's most populous county, was elected Omaha’s first Black mayor, beating out three-term incumbent Republican Mayor Jean Stothert in a ...
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Democrat mayor ousts Republican in historic win | Daily Mail Online

The Daily Mail 15 May 2025
We are grateful and we are hopeful.' The winner will lead Nebraska's largest city, which makes up nearly a quarter of the state's population with more than 480,000 residents ... Nebraska.
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Biggest city in deep red state elects first Democrat mayor in more than a decade ...

The Daily Mail 14 May 2025
A Democrat mayor has been elected in Nebraska's biggest city for the first time in more than a decade ... The winner will lead Nebraska's largest city, which makes up nearly a quarter of the state's population with more than 480,000 residents ... Nebraska.
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Omaha poised to have first Black leader after mayor concedes race

News-Press Now 14 May 2025
The winner will lead Nebraska’s largest city, which makes up nearly a quarter of the state’s population ... Omaha is among the few spots in conservative Nebraska where Democrats have a reasonable chance of winning elected offices.
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US: John Ewing becomes Omaha’s first black mayor

The Times of India 14 May 2025
Ewing’s victory signals not just a potential shift in leadership, but a moment of cultural change in Nebraska’s largest city—home to nearly a quarter of the state’s population.
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First female mayor of Omaha concedes in race against likely first Black mayor

News-Press Now 14 May 2025
OMAHA, Neb ... The winner will lead Nebraska’s largest city, which makes up nearly a quarter of the state’s population ... Omaha is among the few spots in conservative Nebraska where Democrats have a reasonable chance of winning elected offices ... .
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'This has got to stop': Nebraska pharmacy closures alarm lawmakers and advocates

York News-Times 13 May 2025
Hannah Robinson, executive director at Box Butte Development Corporation, said having local pharmacies in the county is important because its population, as in many parts of rural Nebraska, is aging.
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Omaha decides between electing its first Black mayor or reelecting its first female one

Times Union 13 May 2025
OMAHA, Neb ... The winner will lead Nebraska's largest city, which makes up nearly a quarter of the state's population ... Omaha is among the few spots in conservative Nebraska where Democrats have a reasonable chance of winning elected offices.
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Republicans are laying out red lines for Trump's mega-bill, but something's got to give

app 09 May 2025
100 days of Trump. 3 key changes impacting people across America ... So, Johnson made the deficit hawks a promise ... Who will blink first? ... A dozen House Republicans have said they cannot accept cuts to "vulnerable populations," and one member, Nebraska Rep.
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The 10 best US states to live in

Business Insider 06 May 2025
The population data is from the US Census.10 ... Population ... Population ... Population ... Population ... Population ... Nebraska ... Population ... They chose to spend part of the year in Nebraska and part in Mexico ... Population ... Population ... Population ... Population.
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Nebraska volleyball heads to its smallest town yet. Here\u2019s how Ord got the Huskers

York News-Times 03 May 2025
LINCOLN — For most of his 25 years as Nebraska volleyball coach, John Cook’s motto for the program was “dream big.” ... With a population of about 2,000, Ord will be the smallest town Nebraska has played in.
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\u201cFuture for Nebraska is brown,\u201d Great Plains Talk immigration to rural areas

The Daily Nebraskan 01 May 2025
“Future for Nebraska is brown,” is what Thomas Sanchez said to an audience at Paul A ... Immigrants continued to play a key role in Nebraska as they pushed the state’s total population over the 2 million mark last year.
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