Pat Sangimino is a News Editor at the Omaha World-Herald. He covers a range of topics including Nebraska culture, food and drink, football, and music, with a particular focus on Omaha. Pat's work has been featured in several publications, including The Grand Island Independent, Star-Herald, Greensboro News & Record, and Lincoln Journal Star.
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By: Pat Sangimino
Warhorse-Omaha is approved to open Aug. 6 and has two years to complete construction of phase two, which will be its permanent facility.
By: Pat Sangimino
By the end of this year, plans could be solidified for Pollo Campero's move to Nebraska, its 20th U.S. state.
The building, under construction at 345 N. 23rd St., is being touted as an example of what the Environmental Protection Agency's Solar for All program could produce.
By: Pat Sangimino Lincoln
Pollo Campero — a fried chicken restaurant chain that began in Guatemala more than 100 years and six generations ago — now has about 400 restaurants in more than a dozen countries.
By: Dunker, Chris Dunker, Pat Sangimino
On Thursday, the first day of a special session aimed at reducing property taxes in Nebraska, a bill to legalize online sports gaming was introduced.
By: Pat Sangimino
Wahoo Distillery officially began selling its Nebraska-grown and Nebraska-made whiskey in 2022.
With the Lincoln store at 1219 P St., Raygun now has 10 stores.
By: Pat Sangimino
Plans to demolish a north Lincoln grain elevator — the largest in Nebraska — are way ahead of schedule, the project's leader says.
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