Good morning, Bellevue.

After a 10-day space mission, four astronauts splashed down as an Omaha communications pro said Artemis II marks a turning point (50 years in the making) in human spaceflight since 1972.

The next mission will send humans, including the first woman, to the moon.

Following the museum's closure in February due to structural concerns, the Sarpy County Historical Society has extended the deadline for neighbors to request the return of their loaned artifacts until April 30.

Neighbors can submit requests online (or by phone).

Eaton is investing $30 million in a Bellevue facility to manufacture switch-gear that powers homes + AI datacenters, and the project could create up to 200 jobs pending City Council review of the LB-840 fund; production will begin next year.

The Schramm Education Center in Gretna hosted the Train to Be a Nebraska Master Naturalist event yesterday, where certified volunteers engaged in classroom and outdoor conservation training.

The spring core sessions will continue next weekend, but space is limited.

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.