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Here’s what you should know today. Better WiFi at arena It's about to get easier to text your friends during concerts at Pinnacle Bank Arena with a new $3.7 million WiFi system.
The West Haymarket Joint Public Agency, which oversees the arena and related redevelopment of the West Haymarket, on Tuesday approved a purchase and installation contract with Five Nines, the current operator of the system. The WiFi in the arena has been "unreliable" for years and with the purchase of a new scoreboard, it seemed best to also upgrade the WiFi system , said Chief Assistant City Attorney Chris Connolly. People are also reading.
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Pete Ricketts' town hall in Kearney Lincoln man accused of sexually assaulting his female client during massage Four Nebraska football players enter transfer portal, upping total to six since end of spring Where former Nebraska football players signed NFL free agent deals Nebraska defensive back enters transfer portal after 2 seasons with Huskers Naughty Buddha Burger Bar closes in Lincoln's Telegraph District Nebraska ban on THC products moves forward in Legislature Adidas signs Nebraska quarterback Dylan Raiola to NIL deal Amie Just: Dani Busboom Kelly gets Big Red welcome as Nebraska electrifies in spring win Nebraska's tax cuts have helped create a budget shortfall. Who should pick up the tab? Nebraska graduate student accused of harassing Muslim students City Hall: Council race between Shobe, Shoecraft takes a negative turn Chamber city swap This summer the Lincoln Chamber of Commerce and the Greater Topeka Partnership are visiting each other's city in a swap. The exchange is meant to be an opportunity to share development and business strategies between the two capital cities.
City swaps are intended to offer city and business leaders the chance to build connections and learn from each other. The Lincoln delegation will visit Topeka on June 17 and 18 then Topeka will visit Lincoln on July 30 and 31. During this year’s visit to Topeka, the chamber will visit Topeka’s zoo and library.
Other parts of the schedule focus on Topeka’s downtown development. Raiola joins Adidas Nebraska quarterback Dylan Raiola is officially part of the Adidas family — joining the elite roster of top athletes. Since Adidas is Nebraska's apparel sponsor, Raiola can continue repping the gear he's worn since arriving on campus.
As a freshman, Raiola totaled 2,819 yards passing in his 13 games played — setting a freshman program record for passing yards Adidas vice president of sports marketing Chris McGuire said in a statement that Raiola is "one of the most promising young quarterbacks in the country." That’s it for Wednesday, April 30. Stay in the know with Lincoln’s longest-standing news source at JournalStar.
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