Zach Hammack is a copy editor at the Lincoln Journal Star, with a focus on local news in Nebraska, specifically in the Lincoln area. He is a journalism graduate from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and has written for various publications, including the Omaha World-Herald and the Lexington Clipper-Herald.
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By: Zach Hammack
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln will host a panel discussion and lecture Wednesday exploring the impact of the Civil War and its relevance to today.
By: Zach Hammack
Lincoln police are asking for the public's help in locating a 75-year-old Lincoln woman who was last seen Sunday.
By: Zach Hammack
The 75-year-old woman who was reported missing Monday night has been found, according to the Lincoln Police Department. Please subscribe to continue reading…
By: Zach Hammack
An all-youth production of "Charlotte's Web" opens Friday for a six-show, two-weekend run at the Lincoln Community Playhouse.
By: Zach Hammack
A stage adaptation of Henry James' famous ghost story "The Turn of the Screw" will close the Flatwater Shakespeare Company's 2024 season.
By: Zach Hammack
It's fitting, then, that Hazell is hosting "Carson Tonight," a celebration of the late Nebraska icon at the Lied Center for Performing Arts Center on Wednesday, which will mark Carson's 99th birthday.
After Biden dropped out, the Capitol Fools, a traveling political comedy troupe, had to rework their show, which they'll bring to Lincoln's Lied Center for Performing Arts on Friday.
Lincoln police are asking for the public's help locating an 80-year-old man last seen walking near his home in northwest Lincoln.
Lincoln police are no longer looking for an 80-year-old Lincoln man reported missing Tuesday night.
By: Zach Hammack
Before she was a leader in the United States Navy Band, Lauren Geist was a follower first.
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