We live in a city with ample farmers markets, yet none is as unique as the Teen Market Garden. A special program of the Gifford Park Community Garden, the Market teaches teens more than how to farm—they learn how to market a profitable business. At 15.

When an engaged lesbian couple were barred from appearing in the Omaha World-Herald’s “Celebrations” section, the outpouring of support through Facebook was strong enough to prompt a reaction from the OWH. We interviewed Kristin Wilke to hear her side.

The Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge is many things: a date spot, an icon for the city, a passageway between Omaha and Council Bluffs. However, for one woman, the bridge is more: it’s an irrational source of fear. Will Vicky overcome her footbridge phobia?

MarbleSpark is an Omaha book publisher specializing in custom-made children’s books of amazing quality and originality. Together with local artists, they’ve launched a new charity, Project OpenBook. Ann interviewed founder Phil Haussler to learn more.

SponsorPark is a new Omaha based website that brings together sponsors with sponsees. We spoke with co-found Emily Taylor about how her company helps streamline the complex process of matching advertising dollars with the right sponsorship opportunities.

Loom: a hand-operated or power-driven apparatus for weaving fabrics. Or loom: one of Omaha’s most respected dance parties. With the recent White Party, and the upcoming loom Weaves the Joslyn Sculpture Garden, we talked with loom’s DJ Brent Crampton.