YOGA ROCKS TURNER PARK

OMAHA, NE—Community members from all backgrounds came together on June 16th, at Turner Park for Yoga Rocks the Park, a free event where individuals gathered for music, yoga and activities for children. Those who desired “played” an hour before the main event. Sound Method Yoga hosted what they called “Flight School,” where yogis participate in

From Here…

With the closing of the semester, I’m not ready to end this journey. The stories that my blog tell give me purpose and new life! Having to update my blog as part of my weekly schedule kept me accountable and regular. However, I have to take sometime to think  and see where this experience has

Megan Hunt

Talking to classes is one of her favorite things to do. Today Megan Hunt speaks about her journey and success in starting her own business. She started her first website when she was 10-years-old. It was her fathers gift to her and her brother and from here she began learning about running a website. In

Tunette Powell

On March 25th, 2013, Tunette Powell, was among Omaha’s most talent authors. Powell is involve with many organizations throughout the metro on her quest to motivate and uplift the spirit of those struggling to go on. The organizations Powell works with include, University of Nebraska, WriteLife and Omaha World Harold‘s-Momaha. This event takes place in

LeAnne Morman

LeAnne Morman is the Assignment Editor/Assistant News Director at WOWT Channel 6 News in Omaha, Nebraska. She has been there five years and started as a backpack journalist. She is now a manager. She got started in high school working for a show they had. She got her degree from UNO.   Morman talked with

Vintage Omaha

Soundbite 1:

“I use to work at thrift stores and I managed thrift stores and I really like the environment.”

Aasta Connor is a local business owner and mother.  She can be considered a stay at home mom, but she is also running her own business from home—thanks to the opportunity that ETSY.COM provides.

Aasta owns an online store called VintageOmaha. She recently opened a physical location at Hot Shop Studio, in downtown Omaha.

Aasta has a daily schedule that includes finding the perfect pieces to add to her collection.  Her daughters take part in all the daily activities for her online store.

Soundbite 2:

“If I’m at my studio and I’m having an off day, I don’t really want to see the general public, I can just close my door and it will be me and my daughter in there and we can hang out.”

Aasta’s store has unique vintage clothing at reasonable prices. You can use the coupon code ilovevintageomaha13 for 10% off of your purchase!

Aasta also ships her items internationally.  Please visit, www.etsy.com/shop/vintageomaha today.

For the UNO School of Communication, I’m Anna Backhaus.