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Concerts connecting music lovers

Gaby Antunez, staff writer April 4, 2025

South Korean boy band Ampers&One performed at the Benson Theatre on March 11 for their “My First_” tour, which consists of 19 shows spanning in 18 different U.S. states, each show lasting for around...

Album “Ruby” by Jennie Kim exemplifying self discovery and growth

Fatima Yawari, Contributing Writer April 4, 2025

“Ruby” is K-pop star Jennie Kim’s first solo debut album released on March 7. It has reached a monthly listener of 49,039,388 on Spotify and is now ranked #51 in the world.   The album has five...

Lola's Café in Dundee offers unbeatable ambiance

Lola’s Café; Optimal place for neighborhood charm

Elena Hiley, Contributing Writer April 4, 2025

Lola’s Café in Dundee, Omaha, is a great place to go to experience neighborhood charm.   Founded in 2019, Lola’s offers both walk up-to-go orders and restaurant style dining. Full-service dining...

Maha Music Festival makes return

Becca Rock, Chief Copy Editor April 4, 2025

Omaha’s marquee annual music festival, Maha, officially announced their lineup and that they will be returning on Aug. 2 for a one-day festival, but will be joining forces with Outlandia and moving to...

Tate McRae drops new album; Tour will stop in Omaha

Paula Gutierrez Martinez, Arts & Culture Editor April 2, 2025

Canadian singer-songwriter Tate McRae released her third studio album on Feb. 21. The album, called “So Close to What,” is a mix of dance-pop and R&B, and is McRae’s best work to date.  Although...

Seniors take center stage at Omaha Fashion Week

Hattie Moeller, News Editor April 2, 2025

Omaha Fashion Week showcased fashion designers and talented models from across the metro area and featured two Central students.   From Feb. 26 to March 2, the Omaha Design Center housed hundreds...

Matthew Rutledge walking down a crooked stairs with his camera.

Top activities to enjoy the spring weather

Chloe Schwartz, Staff Writer March 31, 2025

Spring is here. Some of us have jobs and some of us don’t, but either way we still need activities to help us enjoy the weather. Here are some of the top spring activities to keep you from sleeping away...

Perusing Paddington in Peru

Arisa Lattison, Editor in Chief March 31, 2025

If I were to describe Dougal Wilson’s “Paddington in Peru” in three words, I would say it is suspenseful, heart-warming and fun. It makes for a great family night movie.  The movie follows a...

Students trying out for next schools years choir

Central Choir holds tryouts for the 2025-26 school year

Claire Wynn, Contributing Writer February 11, 2025

Choir auditions, judged by choir teacher Sara Cowan, vocal teacher Kathryn Bohn and accompanist Stephen Bouma, took place Jan. 22-26.    The auditions for both A-cappella and CHS Singers are “low...

“Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero” Review

Isaac Percival-Aizenberg, Staff Writer February 11, 2025

Released on Oct. 8, 2024 “Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero” instantly became one of the best-selling fighting games of the last decade.   "Sparking! Zero" takes an interesting approach to game balance,...

‘Mufasa: The Lion King’ – It’s… Fine?

Ethan Hughes, Staff Writer February 11, 2025

“The Lion King” is a Disney classic, often cited as one of the franchise’s best films. It received a live-action adaptation in 2019 to…not great reception. Even now, it only has a 6.8 rating on...

The top season drinks of winter

The top season drinks of winter

Chloe Schwartz, Staff Writer February 7, 2025

It's winter, and it's freezing outside. There are many delicious hot drinks to enjoy and warm up. Here are the top seven drinks to sip on, whether you’re staying cozy inside or trying to warm up outside.   1....

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