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Explore Nebraska

A Feel-Good Kinda Home

Thinking about moving to Nebraska? The Good Life’s got a little bit of everything: big cities, midwestern small-town charm, and welcoming towns with populations under 50,000.

Raise a family in one of Lincoln’s many mid-century gems or slow things down in a quiet farmhouse under starry skies. No matter where you land, you’ll be greeted by smiling faces and neighbors who still wave “hi.”

Life here just feels a little lighter — maybe because your dollar stretches further with affordable living and plenty of job opportunities in a strong job market. Or maybe it’s because over 40% of Nebraskans volunteer to help each other out. From the historic streets of McCook in the Southwest to the wide-open spaces of the Sandhills, the regions in Nebraska enjoy a great quality of life with safe, close-knit communities, top-tier healthcare, excellent education, and natural serenity.

The Good Life Stories

Nebraska NEXT: Collegiate Talent Forum Connects Soon-To-Be Graduates with Growing Employers
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News, Spotlights

Nebraska NEXT: Collegiate Talent Forum Connects Soon-To-Be Graduates with Growing Employers

Left to right: Lizzie Vietz, Marketing Strategist for UNL Student Affairs; Tanner Skelton, Software Engineer at Hudl; Audrey Ellis, SALT Company Resident; Skyler Reestman, Marketing and Program Coordinator for Lincoln Chamber of Commerce; Choe Higgins, Youth Engagement Specialist for Nebraska Community Foundation “I’m not from here, but now I feel like Lincoln is my hometown,” […]

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10 Reasons to Live in Nebraska
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Spotlights

10 Reasons to Live in Nebraska

Nebraska has a way of making life feel a little easier and a lot more fulfilling.

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Teen Invests in Her Hometown, Sets Example for Young Entrepreneurs by Purchasing and Growing GoodyPop in York
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Business Features, Hometown Highlights, Spotlights

Teen Invests in Her Hometown, Sets Example for Young Entrepreneurs by Purchasing and Growing GoodyPop in York

Purchasing a business straight out of high school is not the career path most people take, but that is what Emory Conrad chose during her senior year at York High School.

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