Good morning, Bellevue.

Officials say sandy soil is preventing Portal Lake in Papillion from holding water needed for recreation and that the Papio-Missouri River Natural Resources District is working to correct the issue—neighbors have noted the dry lake bed and hope upcoming rains will fill it soon.

OPPD moved a 471,000-pound generator transformer early Monday morning from Elkhorn to Turtle Creek Station near 168th and Fairview Road in Sarpy County.

OPPD said the move supported a plan to boost capacity from 450 MW to 675 MW by 2028, with 11 similar moves planned.

During Colorectal Awareness Month, Dr. Rajani Rangray at Methodist Health System warns that signs like blood in your stool and long-lasting bloating should prompt a visit to your doctor; she advises increasing fiber & walking 30 minutes daily to help lower colorectal cancer risk.

Nebraska fans plan to attend the Sweet 16 doubleheader in Houston on Thursday—online ticket resellers report that 28% of secondary sales come from local buyers as SeatGeek prices rise to about $532.

Fish Fry at Croatian Cultural Society

4-7 p.m. — Croatian Cultural Society — $14 for fish entrées — Enjoy a delightful fish fry featuring beer-battered and baked cod with all the sides.

Bellevue Police Easter Egg Hunt

10:00 – 11:30 AM — American Heroes Park — Free entry — A family-friendly event filled with egg hunting and community spirit in a scenic park setting.

Season Kickoff Hot Ball Scramble Tournament

Noon — Willow Lakes Golf Course — Register for entry — Tee up the 2026 tournament season at a fun 4-person hot ball scramble.