2019 Midtown Business Association Directory

2019-2020 Business Guide and Directory for the Midtown-Omaha Community

Celebrating our thriving Midtown community

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MIDTOWN BUSINESS ASSOCIATION DIRECTORY Index Welcome 6 Board members 8 MBA – Who we are 10 Community involvement 11 Entrepreneurial scholarship 12 Neighborhood improvement award 14 New to Midtown 16 Midtown dining 18 Life in Midtown 23, 26 Midtown Map 24 Pillars of MBA 28

Business listing Categorical 35 Alphabetical 46

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PRESIDENT’S WELCOME

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reetings, Midtown! As I think of words to write, the first thing that comes to mind is how proud I am to be a part of this community and organization. Our Midtown community continues to grow by leaps and bounds, thanks to the local businesses, neighborhoods and civic partners who have made it possible. One word I would use to describe Midtown – connected.

Through the collaboration efforts and outcomes that have come to fruition, Midtown is the heart that connects the Downtown and West Omaha corridor and now more so than ever, the destination.

Thank you to the board members I have the pleasure of serving with and to the MBA membership. There is such passion in the Midtown business community.

Please check out our new website, www.MidtownBusinessAssociation. org, where you can find upcoming MBA events and happenings. We offer an array of opportunities such as luncheons with insightful speakers, networking with fellow businesses, Neighborhood Improvement Awards, Façade Improvement Grants, Community Sponsorships and Entrepreneurial Scholarship Awards.

Make Midtown your destination!

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UPDATED WEBSITE Visit the Midtown Business Association’s updated website — www.MidtownBusinessAssociation.org — to learn about networking events, nominate area businesses for neighborhood improvement awards, apply for a facade improvement grant, renew your MBA membership online and more. A special shoutout to Sleight Advertising for enhancing the site.

This directory is published by the Midtown Business Association in partnership with Suburban Newspapers Inc. For Suburban Newspapers Inc: Suburban Newspaper General Manager, Paul Swanson • Project coordinator and designer, Kiley Cruse Cover images, Kent Sievers • Photo credits: Kent Sievers, Kiley Cruse, Mike Watkins, UNMC, MBA, World-Herald archives

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS Officers

PRESIDENT Leah Jipp Mutual of Omaha 402-351-6607 leah.jipp@ mutualofomaha.com

VICE PRESIDENT Judy Alderman Omaha Visitors Center 402-213-6474 jalderman@cox.net

SECRETARY Karen Burbach UNMC 402-559-7377 kburbach@unmc.edu

Executive Committee

TREASURER Dale Marples CFO Omaha Inc. 402-502-2255 dalemarples1@cox.net

PAST PRESIDENT Paul Swanson Omaha World-Herald 402-444-1248 paul.swanson@ owh.com

Active Past Presidents

Jeff Abdo Business Furniture Cleaning 402-551-4547 jeffabdo@aol.com

Bob Perrin J. Robert Perrin; AIA Architect 402-341-0232 perrinarchitect@gmail.com

Craig Carlson Mutual of Omaha 402-351-2694 craig.carlson@mutualofomaha.com

Jennifer Bartholomew Nebraska Medicine 402-559-3532 Jbartholomew@nebraskamed.com

Joyce Prohaska First Presbyterian Church 402-345-5383 jcprohaska@earthlink.net

Judy Dye National Indemnity Co., retired 402-734-3627 jbdye@aol.com

Richard Callahan Bank of the West 402-918-5252 richard.callahan@bankofthewest.com

Michele Shearer Habitat for Humanity of Omaha 402-457-5657 mshearer@habitatomaha.org

Cindy Faiman Security National Bank, retired 402-657-5766 cindyfaiman@cox.net

Peggy Case Security National Bank 402-672-6247 case411@cox.net

Mick Whelan Whelan Law Office 402-342-2412 mick@whelanlawoffice.net

Chris Kilroy Edward Jones 402-558-2111 chris.kilroy@edwardjones.com Val McPherson Gallup Certified Strengths Coach 402-490-6366 valmcpherson@cox.net

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WE WANT YOU.

Join the MBA and help Midtown continue to develop as an area to live, work & play!

Serving Midtown for over 30 years

the MBA offers: Monthly luncheons to meet business & community leaders Networking events with fellow businesses Grant money for your façade improvements

Your business listed in 11,500 MBA directories Neighborhood Improvement Awards Entrepreneurial Scholarship Awards

The MBA welcomes membership from anyone whose business is located within the boundaries of I-480 on the east, 52nd street on the west, Center street on the south and Cuming street on the north. Interested businesses outside this area also are welcome.

MBA membership dues are based on the number of employees in a business and will cover the period from January 1st to December 31st of each year.

1 to 50 employees – $40

51-300 employees – $100

over 300 employees – $200

Become a member online at MidtownBusinessAssociation.org or detach and return this form.

MAke checks pAyABle to: Midtown Business Association 4239 Farnam St., Room 10 Omaha NE 68131 Questions? contact Michele shearer at 402-968-0002

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MBA — WHO WE ARE Top 10 reasons to join MBA 1

Network with friends and colleagues at regularly scheduled events.

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Apply for a Façade Improvement Grant – worth up to $1,000 to improve the exterior appearance of your business.

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Share your love and concern for the historical and important Midtown area.

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Promote the Midtown-Omaha community as a destination to play, work, live and thrive.

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Support the MBA’s long-standing Neighborhood Improvement Awards, which recognize businesses for interior/exterior property improvements.

Attend monthly luncheons to hear speakers

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Advertise in the annual MBA Directory,

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A bit of history on the Midtown Business Association 1980 – A small group of merchants, encouraged by Clarkson Hospital and the University of Nebraska Medical Center, met to spruce up the neighborhood. They organized as the MedCenter Merchants Association – forerunner to today’s Midtown Business Association – to urge companies to improve the appearance of their properties.

Fast-forward to…

Today – More than 130 members strong, the MBA continues to advocate for a healthy Midtown business community that stretches from 52nd Street to Interstate 480 and Cuming Street to Center Street.

Some of Omaha’s most widely known neighborhoods exist within these boundaries, including the Blackstone District, Dundee, Gifford Park, Hanscom Park, Midtown Crossing and Saddle Creek. These areas are 24/7 destinations and a vibrant part of the Omaha metro.

Meet Ariel.

When Ariel was two years old, he needed a liver transplant, and for that, he and his family needed to be in Omaha, more than 1,000 miles from home.

While Nebraska’s world-class medical teams cared for Ariel, his family was cared for at Ronald McDonald House Charities in Omaha. They had a comfortable place to stay, hot meals, and wraparound services to address their individual needs. They were also surrounded by people walking with them on their difficult journey.

“Around other families, you don’t feel so alone.

Parents like us are the only people who can feel what you’re feeling.”

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Be eligible for the new MBA Entrepreneur-

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Be eligible for the MBA’s new Sponsorship

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Learn more about MBA benefits – and become a member – at www.MidtownBusinessAssociation.org.

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COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENT AWARDS Since its beginning, the Midtown Business Association has honored businesses that have gone the extra mile to improve the appearance of their property. The Neighborhood Improvement Award is presented two to four times a year in the form of a plaque and is done at our monthly luncheons.

About 75 businesses in Midtown have received the award, and we continue to seek out worthy candidates. Businesses are selected based on interior and exterior improvements. The improvements can be a new building, as in the case of Security National Bank, or it can be the restoration/renovation of an existing space.

Recent winners include Joslyn Castle for lighting the exterior grounds, Dundee Bank for its dedication to maintaining the historic value of the building and bringing it back to life, and Film Streams of Dundee Theater, which is a 501c3 nonprofit arts organization dedicated to enhancing the cultural environment of the Omaha-Council Bluffs area.

FACADE IMPROVEMENT GRANT OR SPONSORSHIP PROGRAM The MBA Facade Improvement Grant Program is available to assist business owners with improvement projects such as landscaping, new signage or other approved improvements. Grant awards are up to $1,000, and the business owner or tenant must be willing to contribute to the project. For more information on how to qualify, please view the Facade Improvement Grant brochure on the MBA website.

The new Sponsorship Program is available to assist business owners

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with community efforts up to $500. Each application submitted will be reviewed by the MBA board.

For either of these opportunities, the business must be located within the MBA boundaries and be a current member of the MBA. Past Facade Improvement Grant Winners • Park Avenue Grocery: Paint & Lighting • Noah’s Bark: Facade • Fashion Cleaners: Painting • Montessori: Play Structure www.midtownbusinessassociation.org/community-involvement

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COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT ENTREPRENEURIAL SCHOLARSHIP AWARD The Midtown Business Association Board of Directors is proud to launch a new MBA Entrepreneurial Scholarship Award, designed to strengthen the business skills of Midtown entrepreneurs.

Selected recipients will receive free coaching by a Gallup-Certified Strengths Coach and Gallup EntreMatt Carper preneur Strengths Coach.

Matt Carper, director of operations/owner for Meadowlark Management (Stirnella Bar & Kitchen, Butterfish, Red Lion Lounge), is the inaugural recipient of the award.

“I am very thankful and grateful for this unique opportunity,” said Carper, who will complete Gallup-based evaluations and then receive a twohour coaching session. “It is exciting to learn from Gallup what areas I can grow and improve. I can’t say thank you enough for this award.”

Any MBA business member (nonprofit or profit) is eligible to receive the scholarship award, which includes a plaque/trophy and a package worth $370-plus. Honored recipients will have the opportunity to complete a Gallup CliftonStrengths 34 evaluation (including the electronic version of the “StrengthsFinder 2.0” book) and Gallup Builder Profile 10 evaluation, and they will receive a “Born to Build” book with additional BP10 code, and two hours of coaching by a Gallup-Certified Strengths Coach and Gallup Entrepreneur Strengths Coach.

Nominations soon will be accepted on the MBA website. Watch the site for more information.

“We’re pleased to partner with Gallup and offer our members this professional development opportunity,” said MBA President Leah Jipp. “We’re confident it will further engage and strengthen Midtown’s robust business sector.”

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Milestone Development CFO Alex Jensen in front of the recently renovated West Farnam Apartments at 38th Street and Dewey Avenue.

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eceiving the 2019 Neighborhood Improvement Award from the Midtown Business Association didn’t come as a big surprise to Alex Jensen, CFO of Milestone Development.

Milestone – a division of SL Jensen Construction Inc. – has renovated several apartment buildings in midtown Omaha’s Blackstone District.

The restorative work, Jensen said, is largely about bringing neighborhoods back to life –

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building by building.

“It’s an honor for us to do the work we do – and get this award – because we really are breathing life back into communities by giving buildings – often historic or significant to the area – back to their neighborhoods,” Jensen said.

“We seek out buildings in neighborhoods that are on the upswing, like Blackstone,” said Jensen, who joined his father, Larry, in the family business four years ago after attending college and living in New York City for several

years. “We also do some new construction when rehabbing the existing building isn’t an option.”

Since its beginning, MBA has honored businesses that go the extra mile to improve their property.

Both interior and exterior improvements are considered. The improvements can be a new building, as in the case of 2018 winner Security National Bank, or the restoration/ renovation of an existing space, as with Milestone’s work.

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Midtown Business Association board members take a tour of the West Farnam Apartments.

One recent building “brought back to life” is the West Farnam Apartments at 38th Street and Dewey Avenue.

Regarded as the first luxury apartment building in Omaha’s historic Gold Coast for its elevator, the eight-story 1912 building was inhabited but in significant disrepair when Milestone acquired it in 2017.

Along with necessary utilitarian repairs – the windows had bowed and vines had crawled inside a few upper-level units – Milestone did a top-to-bottom renovation and update of all eight apartment units, most of which are 1,800 square feet.

Milestone also cleared the exterior of those overgrown, intrusive vines; updated the electric heating and cooling systems and made other repairs.

West Farnam (as the 107-year-old building was originally known in the days of the West Farnam District) is one of many Milestone projects since its founding in 2014.

Along with West Farnam Apartments, Milestone recently completed 3700 Dewey, a 24unit complex on the site where the fire-damaged Metz mansion once stood. The original plan

was to repair and renovate the mansion into apartments, but it couldn’t be saved and was torn down for new construction.

The company embraces its calling to “fill in older properties with new housing that will bring excitement and help strengthen great neighborhoods.”

Milestone accomplishes this by maintaining “architectural integrity consistent with the neighborhood” while incorporating high-end finishes for an urban look and feel.

The interest in urban living is enhanced by growth at nearby University of Nebraska Medical Center, Midtown Crossing and, of course, the burgeoning Blackstone District.

“We often find our projects simply by driving around neighborhoods and seeing buildings that need love,” Jensen said. “We see opportunities to bring pieces of Omaha’s history back to life.

“We’ve definitely found our niche in renovating boutique apartments – the biggest is 24 units – and there’s a level of satisfaction in knowing that the work we do every day is restoring some of Omaha’s most historic and distinct buildings and neighborhoods.”

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BUTTERFISH 3901 Farnam St. Matthew Carper, director of operations/owner, Meadowlark Management (Stirnella Bar & Kitchen, Butterfish, Red Lion Lounge) Q. What attracted you to Midtown?

A. We really enjoy the Blackstone/Midtown neighborhood. There is a great sense of working together from all business owners/neighbors.

You don’t find that very often in other areas of Omaha.

Q. What do you most enjoy about being in the Midtown area?

A. Watching the neighborhood change rapidly and the area get more recognition as an entertainment destination.

Q. What has surprised you most about the neighborhood?

A. How great everyone is about working together to achieve the same goal of redevelopment and keeping a clean neighborhood to enjoy and share with all visitors.

Q. If you could enhance one thing about the Midtown area, what would it be?

A. Sharing all there is to do with the rest of Omaha. We, as citizens of the metro area, get stuck in our ways. It is up to us to help those citizens explore what we have to offer in our great neighborhood.

Q. What are some of your favorite places/spaces in the Midtown area?

A. I am biased as all of our businesses are in Blackstone. But I truly think it is great that you can grab a coffee, get an early breakfast, go to a movie and explore restaurants that offer a wide variety of food, from quick sandwiches to sit-down meals, and they’re some of the best in Omaha.

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Q. What attracted you to Midtown?

A. The affordability of the area, the future plans for the area, and also the ability to design my own space since I was the first tenant to sign up for retail space below the Triangle Apartments at Urban Village.

Q. What do you most enjoy about being in the Midtown area?

A. The energy in the area. With UNMC, Creighton and Blackstone, there’s always something going on and the age group is young, and looking for creative, new things to do and eat.

Q. What has surprised you most about the neighborhood?

A. How quickly it is transforming! I love seeing all of the new projects that are coming about and how much safer and tighter the neighborhood feels even from a year ago.

Q. If you could enhance one thing about the Midtown area, what would it be?

A. The ease of connecting to UNMC, Blackstone and the Urban Village apartments. The scooters have been a really great improvement in making accessibility better for residents when parking can become a bit tight.

Q. What are some of your favorite places/spaces in the Midtown area?

A. Favorite places? I don’t even know where to start! Archetype for coffee, Nite Owl for drinks and food, Forno for pizza and pasta and Early Bird for brunch. Everything that I want to do happens in Midtown already and it keeps getting new spots.

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ALAMO DRAFTHOUSE CINEMA 3201 Farnam St. Darrell J. Sharron, area director Q. What attracted you to Midtown?

A. Access to a wide variety of audiences, proximity to the heart of Omaha and greater opportunity to work with the local colleges.

Q. What do you most enjoy about being in the Midtown area?

A. The Midtown area has been warm and welcoming and has made us feel like part of the community in such a short time frame. We see the opportunity for growth and are excited for the rest of the year.

Q. What has surprised you most about the neighborhood?

A. The beauty of the buildings and lights after the sun sets. The Midtown area is extremely pretty, especially when you are driving from East Farnam.

Q. If you could enhance one thing about the Midtown area, what would it be?

A. Get that Omaha streetcar approved!

Q. What are some of your favorite places/spaces in the Midtown area?

A. We are partial to our friends at Modern Love and The Afternoon.

517 N. 33rd St. Owners Eric & Lisa Purcell and Brandon & Megan Sperry Q. What attracted you to Midtown?

A. All of us live in the Gifford Park neighborhood and, like many of our neighbors, we longed for a coffeeshop nearby. We love this community and wanted to create a space where we could participate in and build on the beautiful sense of connectedness that exists here.

Q. What do you most enjoy about being in the Midtown area?

A. We love the diversity, energy and options available in this part of town. But mostly we love the people and the relationships we get to foster.

Q. What has surprised you most about the neighborhood?

A. It’s incredible how much opportunity there is here! Even after eight years in the community, we continue to be surprised by what Midtown has to offer.

Q. If you could enhance one thing about the Midtown area, what would it be?

A. Public transportation.

Q. What are some of your favorite places/spaces in the Midtown area?

A. We love to hang out at the Gifford Park Friday Night Market, Scriptown, Corkscrew, A.V. Sorensen (community center), Joslyn Art Museum, Salween Thai,  Amateur Coffee, Culprit Cafe, Muglife, Coneflower Creamery, Community Bike Project, Indian Creek Nursery, Ideal Hardware. Seriously, we could go on for a long time. This part of town is the best!

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A dozen dishes that define Midtown Omaha

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t might seem weird to think that a plate of food (or a cup of ice cream) could define a neighborhood. But when it comes to Midtown Omaha’s lineup of diverse but food-loving neighborhoods, it’s not that hard. I’m bringing you a list of a dozen dishes in six Omaha neighborhoods that I chose for a simple reason:When I think of food in these areas of town, these are the first dishes I think of (and the ones I’ve eaten again and again).

BLACKSTONE DISTRICT Coneflower Creamery’s Blackstone butter brickle ice cream If the small ice cream shop’s flavor named after the neighborhood weren’t enough, this ice cream also happens to be delicious, studded with housemade chocolatecovered toffee bits.

Nite Owl’s totchos Tater tots took over Omaha at the same time Nite Owl opened in Blackstone, and its giant tray of super crisp tots covered with queso, green salsa, queso fresco, crema, red onion and cilantro became an instant classic.

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MIDTOWN DINING DUNDEE Pitch’s Shrooms pizza Truffle oil plays a big role on this pie, which remains one of my favorites to this day.The rest of the toppings include thyme cream, mozzarella, wild mushrooms, ovenroasted tomatoes, Parmesan and fresh parsley.

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Marks’ macaroni and cheese Creamy, savory goodness is one way to describe Marks’ gooey mac and cheese, which has neighborhood classic status for sure. Get a couple of the rotating add-ins or don’t; either way, this dish never disappoints.

MIDTOWN CROSSING Modern Love’s Modern cheeseburger We called it the best meatless burger in Omaha, and it’s a designation I stand by.The Modern cheeseburger, made with a meatless patty and all the fixings, is a vegan delight. If you haven’t tried it, I don’t know what you’re waiting for.

The Grey Plume’s charcuterie The neighborhood has one of the best vegan spots in town next to one of the best places to find a thoughtful, well-curated plate of meat. If it’s charcuterie you seek, the Plume is one of the best spots in the city to find it.

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LEAVENWORTH STREET La Casa pizza Love it or hate it (personally, I love it) it’s hard not to see La Casa’s singular pizza as a classic. My personal favorite: hamburger, mushroom and onion on a big rectangle pie.

J. Coco’s Korean shortrib tacos One of the staples on the appetizer list at this Midtown favorite, these savory little bites have enough kimchi to cut through the rich meat, all wrapped in a tiny corn tortilla.

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OTHER MIDTOWN RESTAURANT DISHES TO TRY Barrett’s Barleycorn, grilled peanut butter and jelly sandwich Black Oak Grill, pulled pork sandwich and fried goat cheese California Tacos, chicken California taco Cantina Laredo, fajita tres and top shelf guacamole Crescent Moon Ale House, Reuben sandwich

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Farnam House Brewing Company, Farnam House burger topped with a fried egg Greek Islands, chicken santorini Mama’s Pizza, Mama’s combo pizza and onion rings Stirnella, chicken sandwich and deviled farm eggs

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Lisa’s Radial Cafe the raft An absolutely massive Omaha classic, the raft is crispy hash browns, eggs cooked your way and fluffy biscuits all floating in a sea of creamy sausage gravy. Coffee, of course, is the perfect pairing.

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Sweet Magnolia’s pastries A sweeter, delightfully cute breakfast option is what you’ll find at this neighborhood bakery, and its eye-catching homemade goods are all delicious, but I particularly like the cakes.

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SADDLE CREEK Saddle Creek Breakfast Club’s banana pancake Probably among the best I’ve ever had, the breakfast club’s giant, airy, delightfully tasty banana pancake comes topped with peanut butter whipped cream, peanuts and honey. Elvis would approve.

Salween Thai’s pad thai When I’m in this neighborhood, 90% of the time it’s to pick up takeout from Salween Thai. Its menu has lots of tasty dishes but I’d say the pad thai is most diners’ go-to.

Sarah Baker Hansen is a former food critic for The World-Herald.

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Meet 4 stalwarts of Midtown UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA MEDICAL CENTER Jeffrey P. Gold, M.D., chancellor Q. As a longstanding resident of Midtown Omaha, you’ve seen the area evolve and prosper. What has been the most pleasant surprise in recent years?

A. I moved to Omaha in 2014 and have watched how Midtown has transformed into an increasingly vibrant destination for people of all ages. That same transformative spirit has taken place at UNMC, thanks in large part to Omaha’s leaders and generous philanthropic community who have chosen to invest in ways that strengthen our community and impact future generations.

Q. By 2025, how do you envision Midtown Omaha?

A. Midtown Omaha will become even more vibrant assisted by additional housing options near UNMC and multi-use areas that will bookend our campus’s east and west ends. It’s our hope that we’ll have additional public transit options for employees, students and visitors alike, and continue to find ways to enhance the area for all.

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Q.You’re entertaining out-of-town guests. What’s a must-see spot in Midtown and why?

A. I’m biased, but the healing arts program at UNMC/Nebraska Medicine is the largest in the United States, anchored by the Chihuly Sanctuary inside the Fred & Pamela Buffett Cancer Center.

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people outside the Midtown area be most surprised to know?

A. I’ve lived many places, but Midtown — and Omaha, in general — is unique in that it has maximized public-private partnerships and investments to move ideas forward for the betterment of all. There’s a real can-do, rollup-your sleeves, “get-the-job-done” spirit here that enables all things to be possible.

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We do that every day through our educational programs, innovative research and extraordinary patient care. With the community’s support, we have changed the Midtown landscape with new construction, additional green space, public art, workforce development, a commitment to sustainability and by simply being good neighbors.

Q. Describe how your organization has helped lift Midtown (or helped Midtown prosper).

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Q. What three words best describe the Midtown community?

A. Diverse. Transformative. Engaging.

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A. It has been rewarding to see this historic part of our city thriving in recent years, thanks to the commitment of the individuals and businesses that call Midtown Omaha home.

We’ve been fortunate to come alongside our neighbors and participate in efforts like Destination Midtown and Midtown Crossing. The end result has surpassed our highest hopes, sparking investment and making Midtown Omaha a destination for people from all parts of our city.

Q. By 2025, how do you envision Midtown Omaha?

A. I’m confident we’ll see continued growth, development and investment in Midtown Omaha over the next several years. I anticipate there will be even more options for people to live, work and enjoy entertainment, as well as additional transportation options. The future is bright.

Q.You’re entertaining out-of-town guests. What’s a must-see spot in Midtown and why?

A. There are so many options, but I’d start with a summer concert at Turner Park, followed by dinner at one of the many great restaurants at Midtown Crossing.

Q. Midtown has become a vibrant place to live, work, play and thrive. What would people outside the Midtown area be most surprised to know?

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A. It may not be immediately apparent to those coming from outside Midtown, but there is an outstanding collaborative effort between local neighborhoods and businesses to make this area a true destination. Everything we see happening around us – from Midtown Crossing to the rapidly growing Blackstone District – is the result of a very intentional effort by visionaries who understood the great history of this area and sought to bring it back to life in a very contemporary way.

A. Along with several of our neighbors, Mutual of Omaha was one of the leading companies to form Destination Midtown and cast a vision for what Midtown Omaha could become.

That effort led to our significant investment in redeveloping our east campus and creating Midtown Crossing, which has been a catalyst for so much investment in this area. We’re extremely proud and honored to have played a part in helping Midtown grow and prosper.

Q. Describe how your organization has helped lift Midtown (or helped Midtown prosper).

Q. What three words best describe the Midtown community?

A. Collaborative. Diverse.Vibrant.

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PILLARS OF THE MBA SECURITY NATIONAL BANK Dustin Walters, first vice president, Business Banking Q. As a longstanding resident of Midtown Omaha, you’ve seen the area evolve and prosper. What has been the most pleasant surprise in recent years?

A. Security National Bank has been a part of Midtown Omaha since our first shareholder meeting at the Blackstone Hotel in 1964. Our branch at 35th and Farnam Streets has evolved as the area has made a resurgence, too. The growth of all businesses in the area has been exciting for us. While there are many residents and businesses that have been our neighbors since the beginning, we also enjoy a great variety of new ones.

Q. By 2025, how do you envision Midtown Omaha?

A. As the area has evolved to a dynamic district with so many diverse businesses, it also continues to draw families who enjoy the charm of the tree-lined streets. There is something for everyone. The Security National Bank team feels privileged to be a community bank that serves them all. Based on the momentum, we foresee continual growth in all aspects of the area.

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Q.You’re entertaining out-of-town guests. What’s a must-see spot in Midtown and why?

A. With so many great shops, restaurants and special events, I would try to experience as much as possible. It’s such a happening place, and the energy is contagious. When the streetfront windows are up, there’s nothing like it.

Q. Describe how your organization has helped lift Midtown (or helped Midtown

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prosper).

A. When our founders Mary and Clarence “Mickey” L. Landen Jr. opened Security National Bank 55 years ago, they also began a legacy of giving back to the community. Our bank remains family-held and dedicated to preserving that heritage by investing in an extensive renovation of our Farnam branch and also providing financial support to organizations in

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Midtown. Our employees and their families enjoy Midtown, too.You’ll find them volunteering at nonprofits in the area and supporting events such as Farnam Festival.

Q. What three words best describe the Midtown community?

A. Unique.Vibrant. Community-minded.

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A. There has been great growth in Midtown Omaha since I joined MBA in 2002. Major initiatives include Destination Midtown (which helped launch Midtown Crossing), the ongoing redevelopment of the Blackstone District, and hundreds of millions of dollars in improvements on the Nebraska Medicine/UNMC campus.

Q. By 2025, how do you envision Midtown Omaha?

A. I see no sign of things slowing down anytime soon. I’m hopeful that we see continued improvements in mass transit (fingers crossed for the streetcar project) and residential density. Being from Boston originally, I appreciate a densely populated, highly vibrant area.

Q.You’re entertaining out-of-town guests. What are some must-see spots in Midtown and why?

A. I would certainly show them around Dundee, Benson and Blackstone. We have many diverse entertainment and dining options you can’t find anywhere else. We’re also nicely positioned to take advantage of the Old Market, the zoo, and cultural/sporting events downtown.

Q. Midtown is vibrant place to live, work, play and thrive. What would people outside the Midtown area be most surprised to know?

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A. My firm encourages its associates to get involved and try to make a difference locally.

It has been my pleasure to be involved in my neighborhood and business associations since I’ve come to Edward Jones in 2001. As the saying goes, “The rising tide lifts all boats.”

Q. Describe how your organization has helped lift Midtown (or helped Midtown prosper).

Q. What three words best describe the Midtown community?

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BANKING Bank of the West 1921 Harney St. Omaha, NE 68102 402-918-5252 Richard Callahan, senior relationship banker, officer Richard.Callahan@bankofthewest.com www.bankofthewest.com Dundee Bank 302 S. 38th St. Omaha, NE 68131 402-504-4000 Patrick Zach, vice president, commercial lending pzach@dundeebanking.com www.dundeebanking.com Metro Credit Union 14509 F St. Omaha, NE 68137 402-552-7190 Dustin West, business development manager dustin.west@metrofcu.org www.metrofcu.org Mutual of Omaha Bank 3333 Farnam St. Omaha, NE 68131 402-351-5484 Kristi Mumm, banking center manager kristi.mumm@mutualofomahabank.com www.mutualofomahabank.com Security National Bank 3500 Farnam St. Omaha, NE 68131 402-661-3170 Bonnie Jacobs, AVP, branch manager bjacobs@snbomaha.com www.snbconnect.com

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Good Shepherd Lutheran School 5071 Center St. Omaha, NE 68106 402-553-6760 Joel Lauber, principal jlauber@gsomaha.com www.gsomaha.com

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Kingdom Insurance Group Inc. 3512 Dodge St., Suite 205 Omaha, NE 68131 402-739-7541 Richard W. Pfauntsch, financial services professional richardPfauntsch@yahoo.com

Black Oak Grill 220 S. 31st Ave. Omaha, NE 68131 402-341-0622 Mike Cizek, general manager omaha@blackoakgrill.com www.blackoakgrill.com

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Mercy High School 1501 S. 48th St. Omaha, NE 68106 402-553-9424 Nate Driml, vice president advancement drimln@mercyhigh.org www.mercyhigh.org

EQUIPMENT & MANUFACTURING SERVICES B.G. Peterson Company 2966 Harney St. Omaha, NE 68131 402-344-4311 Deb Peterson, CFO deb@bgpeterson.com www.bgpeterson.com Jorgensen Awnings Inc. 3305 Leavenworth St. Omaha, NE 68105 402-345-7224 Nicki Gassen, owner/vice president nicki@jorgensenawnings.com www.jorgensenawnings.com Omaha Stage Equipment 3873 Leavenworth St. Omaha, NE 68105 402-345-4427 Pat Johnson, president pat@omahastageequipment.com www.omahastageequipment.com

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La Casa Pizzaria 4432 Leavenworth St. Omaha, NE 68105 402-556-6464 Nicole Jesse, general manager nicole@lacasapizzaria.net www.lacasapizzaria.net Leavenworth Bar 4556 Leavenworth St. Omaha, NE 68106 402-551-4850 Kirk Anderson, president leavenworthbar@msn.com Mama’s Pizza Midtown 715 N. Saddle Creek Road Omaha, NE 68132 402-553-9270 Jeff Harwood, owner mamaspizzanebraska@gmail.com www.mamaspizzaomaha.com

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HEALTH & MEDICINE Kohll’s Rx 5002 Dodge St. Omaha, NE 68137 402-553-8900 David Kohll, president dkohll@kohlls.com www.kohllsrx.com Kohll’s Rx 2915 Leavenworth St. Omaha, NE 68105 402-342-6547 David Kohll, president dkohll@kohlls.com www.kohllsrx.com Kubat Pharmacy 4924 Center St. Omaha, NE 68106 402-558-8888 Matthew Kubat, RPh, president msvehla@kubatpharmacy.com www.kubatpharmacy.com

Professional Audiology & Hearing Center Inc. 4509 Leavenworth St. Omaha, NE 68106 402-558-0440 Roger McGargill, audiologist proar@radiks.net www.proaudiology.com The Dentists at Dundee 119 N. 51st St., No. 400 Omaha, NE 68132 402-502-5593 J.R. Denman, DDS, owner Jennifer Ashier, practice administrator info@thedentistsomaha.com www.thedentistsomaha.com University of Nebraska Medical Center 985230 Nebraska Medical Center Omaha, NE 68198 402-559-7377 Karen Burbach, senior associate director kburbach@unmc.edu www.unmc.edu

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Whelan Law Office 3138 Cuming St. Omaha, NE 68131 402-342-2412 Lawrence G.Whelan, attorney/owner mick@whelanlawoffice.net www.whelanlawoffice.com

MEDIA & COMMUNICATIONS Midlands Business Journal 1324 S. 119th St. Omaha, NE 68144 402-330-1760 Tiffany Brazda, editor and vice president editor@mbj.com www.mbj.com

Community Alliance 4001 Leavenworth St. Omaha, NE 68105 402-341-5128 Carole Boye, CEO cboye@commall.org www.community-alliance.org Completely Kids 2566 St. Marys Ave. Omaha, NE 68105 402-397-5809 Penny Parker, executive director pparker@completelykids.org www.completelykids.org

Midtown Monitor 131 N. 31st Ave. Omaha, NE 68131 402-714-1016 Ellen Shurson midtownmonitor.omaha@gmail.com www.midtownmonitor.com

Diana Failla, Midtown Neighborhood Alliance P.O. Box 6374 Omaha, NE 68106 402-651-5779 Diana Failla, president DianaFailla@cox.net Facebook: Midtown Neighborhood Alliance Omaha

OH-K Fast Print 1207 S. 13th St. Omaha, NE 68108 402-558-2233 Jim Skradski, president jim@oh-kfastprint.net www.ohkfastprint.net

Habitat for Humanity ReStore 1701 N. 24th St. Omaha, NE 68110 402-457-5657 Michele Shearer, in-kind gifts manager mshearer@habitatomaha.org www.habitatomaha.org

Omaha World-Herald 1314 Douglas St., Suite 600 Omaha, NE 68102 402-444-1248 Paul Swanson, suburban newspapers general manager paul.swanson@owh.com www.omaha.com

Joslyn Castle 3902 Davenport St. Omaha, NE 68131 402-595-2199 Sidney Gnann, executive director sgnann@joslyncastle.com www.joslyncastle.com

Oxide Design Co. 3916 Farnam St. Omaha, NE 68131 402-344-0168 Drew Davies, owner/deisgner drew@oxidedesign.com www.oxidedesign.com

NONPROFIT Child Saving Institute 4545 Dodge St. Omaha, NE 68132 402-504-3600 Peg Harriott, president and CEO pharriott@childsaving.org www.childsaving.org

Omaha Community Foundation 3555 Farnam St., Suite 222 Omaha, NE 68131 402-342-3458 Melisa Sunde, CFO info@omahafoundation.org www.omahafoundation.org Ronald McDonald House Charities 620 S. 38th Ave. Omaha, NE 68105 402-346-9377 Tina Moulton, director of operations tmoulton@rmhcomaha.org www.rmhcomaha.org

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ALPHABETICAL LISTING Alamo Drafthouse Cinema..................................35

First Presbyterian Church....................................37

OMNE Partners.....................................................44

All Makes..................................................................44

Forest Green Lawn & Landscaping....................42

OH-K Fast Print......................................................42

Ambius......................................................................40

Fred’s Friendly Service..........................................35

Oldenhuis Contracting Inc...................................37

AO.............................................................................35

Good Shepherd Lutheran School.......................39

Omaha Community Foundation.........................42

Assistance League of Omaha...............................45

Great Plains Auto Body........................................35

Omaha Convention & Visitors Bureau..............37

B.G. Peterson Company.......................................39

Greater Omaha Chamber...................................37

Omaha Fire Department......................................37

Bank of the West....................................................35

Greek Islands..........................................................40

Omaha Mayor.........................................................37

Barrett’s Barleycorn...............................................39

GreenSlate Management......................................44

Omaha Parks, Recreation & Public Property...37

Beertopia.................................................................39

Habitat for Humanity ReStore............................42

Omaha Police Department..................................37

Black Oak Grill.......................................................39

Holland Basham Architects..................................35

Omaha Public Library...........................................37

Bluestone Development.......................................44

Huber-Haus.............................................................40

Omaha Stage Equipment......................................39

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Ideal Hardware & Paint.........................................42

Omaha World-Herald...........................................42

Business Furniture Cleaning................................44

J. Robert Perrin, AIA Architect............................35

Optimized Systems................................................35

California Tacos.......................................................39

J.D.’s Transition Services Inc..................................44

Oxide Design Co....................................................42

Callahan Financial Planning...................................39

John Heine, Investors Realty Inc.........................44

Palm Beach Tan.......................................................44

Cantina Laredo.......................................................39

Jorgensen Awnings Inc...........................................39

Paula Presents!........................................................39

Carlson West Povondra Architects....................35

Joslyn Castle............................................................42

Pete Festersen, Omaha City Council................37

Central Body Company Inc..................................35

Judith Alderman......................................................37

Presto-X...................................................................42

CFO Omaha Inc.....................................................39

Keymasters..............................................................44

Child Saving Institute.............................................42

Kiewit Corporation...............................................37

Professional Audiology & Hearing Center Inc..... ................................................................................40

Kingdom Insurance Group Inc............................39

Project Advocates..................................................37

Kohll’s Rx.................................................................40

R.D. Barr Co............................................................45

Koley’s Inc................................................................44

Ronald McDonald House Charities...................42

Kubat Pharmacy......................................................40

Russell Speeder’s Car Wash.................................45

La Casa Pizzaria......................................................40

Saint Cecilia Cathedral.........................................37

Leavenworth Bar....................................................40

Scriptown Brewing Company..............................40

Mama’s Pizza Midtown..........................................40

Security National Bank.........................................35

Matt Dougherty Insurance Agency Inc..............39

Serafino Software...................................................37

Max & Joe’s..............................................................40

Slate Architecture..................................................35

Di Bar Enterprises LLC........................................44

Meadowlark Management....................................40

Sullivan’s Bar............................................................40

Diana Failla, Midtown Neighborhood Alliance..... ................................................................................42

Mercy High School.................................................39

Sun Valley Landscaping..........................................42

Metro Credit Union..............................................35

T. Hurt Construction............................................37

Donna’s Little Darlings Childcare Inc................37

Midlands Business Journal....................................42

Ted’s Service Inc......................................................35

Douglas County Attorney....................................37

Midtown Dental.....................................................40

The Dentists at Dundee.......................................40

Douglas County Treasurer...................................37

Midtown Military....................................................45

The Frame Service.................................................44

Down Under Lounge............................................40

Midtown Monitor...................................................42

Transduction Technologies...................................35

Dundee Bank...........................................................35

Midwest Eye Care PC...........................................40

TSP — Architecture, Engineering, Planning......35

East Campus Realty LLC......................................44

Milestone Development.......................................44

Ty’s Outdoor Power & Service...........................42

Edward Jones — Chris Kilroy.............................39

Morgan Stanley.......................................................39

United Rent-All......................................................39

Element Omaha Midtown Crossing...................45

Mutual of Omaha...................................................39

University of Nebraska Medical Center...........40

Ehrhart Griffin & Associates................................35

Mutual of Omaha Bank.........................................35

Val McPherson........................................................44

Farnam House Brewing Company.....................40

Nebraska Medicine................................................40

VCA Animal Medical Center...............................35

Fashion Cleaners....................................................37

New York Life..........................................................39

Whelan Law Office................................................42

Film Streams — Dundee Theater.......................35

Norita Matt.............................................................37

Whelan Brothers LLC..........................................42

Film Streams — Ruth Sokolof Theater.............35

OEA Apartments....................................................44

Wohlner’s Midtown Grocery & Deli.................40

China Palace............................................................39 Chris Jerram, Omaha City Council....................37 Community Alliance..............................................42 Completely Kids.....................................................42 Computer Cleaning Services...............................37 Coneflower Creamery.........................................39 Crescent Moon Ale House..................................40 Croker, Huck, Kasher, DeWitt, Anderson & Gonderinger LLC................................................42

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