Grow Lincoln

08/05/2025

Firebirds Wood Fired Grill has pulled a million dollar permit for SouthPointe Mall; 11 more businesses that are opening, closing, or relocating on our podcast. Aug 2; starts 10 minutes from the end:

Grow Lincoln began during the recession in 2010 and has become a breaking news source for all other media outlets in Lincoln for business news. Join us on Thursday mornings at 8:10 a.m. on LNK Today. We’ll announce new retail stores and restaurants opening in Lincoln, and on Saturdays at noon with...

08/02/2025

By the time they complete the deep dive in an interview, listeners know that local business owner’s personality…and struggles…and get inspiration for their own business. At NOON we interview the hosts of KLIN’s new Saturday morning 10:30 AM business show, 402 Business Insider’s Travis Filing and Gary Tharnish.

08/02/2025

07/31/2025

She tells a moving story at the very end of the interview.

Join us on the Grow Lincoln podcast as Attorney Melanie shares fascinating insights into a day in the life of a trial attorney, offering a behind-the-scenes look at the dedication and strategy involved in pursuing justice.

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/grow-lincoln/id1614160108?i=1000718082833

07/31/2025

Lincoln Business News This Week:
EDUCATION: At 6000 A Street, Pius X High School has filed a building permit for a new performing arts center. The current learning and performing arts center will be renovated into classroom space.
RETAIL: Tractor Supply Co. is planning a $750,000 expansion to its south Lincoln location near 90th Street and Nebraska Parkway. An additional $350,000 building permit has been pulled for a 2,160-square-foot addition for feed storage and a shaded canopy.
MULTI-USE: A renovation project at 2915 S. 16th Street (Otoe Street, near Indian Village) involves converting the former Southminster United Methodist Church into a mixed-use facility. The space will house offices for Cadre Architecture and Design and will include four rental apartments. The project, with an $800,000 building permit, dates back to 2022 or 2023. The building is a designated historic landmark, and the project received a waiver due to limited parking availability in the neighborhood.
OFFICE: All Makes is relocating its interior design and furniture showroom from 34th and O Street to Suite 116 at 200 S. 21st Street in the Telegraph District. The buildout covers approximately 5,850 square feet, according to a $250,000 building permit.
PETS: At 10241 Old Cheney Road, construction is underway on a new wood-framed office and shop area for the Kenl Inn dog boarding facility. The project is valued at $300,000.
[Photo courtesy of Pius X High School. More business news can be found on KLIN’s “LNK Today with Jack and Friends” website, about 30 minutes from the end of the Ticket Thursday episode, or wherever you download podcasts.]

07/29/2025

Lincoln Airport is the Little Engine That Could. . New low-cost flights to Orlando coming this December.

07/28/2025

Thanks everyone for your good-natured support last week. We now have over 12,000 followers.

07/28/2025

Something about this screams for a meme.

07/26/2025

Tavern 180 Lincoln is closing on Tuesday, Foster Care Closet has closed its customer service location, and Choices Treatment Center for gambling addiction has relocated. More news today at NOON on our show--streaming, and podcast released afterwards.

07/26/2025

Our own Eric Hunt, meterologist professor for our sponsor UNL School of Natural Resources, was quoted on CBS Evening News. He will try not to roll his eyes on our show today at noon when we ask him about corn sweat.

Dave and Judy Oberg lost their home in 2024's historic flooding and had to sell off more than a third of their farmland to get a new house.

07/25/2025

Happy Friday, . Fan Kati Murman submitted her interpretation of the street repair map in south central Lincoln. Our suggestions: Other than “Zoom” and “Drones”, we got nothing for you.