T. Scott Marr and his daughter, Preston Marr, left, break down as Preston describes visiting her father before he'd made a miraculous recovery. T. Scott Marr and family attended a press conference held in Methodist Hospital's physical therapy space in Omaha, Nebraska. Thought to be brain dead, doctors took former Creighton Bluejays play-by-play announcer T. Scott Marr off life support. Before his family settled on a funeral home, they decided to see their dad one more time. When they got there, he was awake and speaking.
Steve "Stever" Hansen takes a photograph as crews from the Omaha Neon Sign Co, Inc. install the Charlie Graham Auto sign at its new location called Great Plains Auto Body near the intersection of S. 43rd Street and Leavenworth Street in Omaha, Nebraska. Hansen is a friend of Charlie Graham who now lives in California.
Kenze Messman, 17, spends time with her service dog Makki at their home in Lincoln, Nebraska. At the age of 14, Messman, was diagnosed with a handful of syndromes that combined can leave her with an elevated heart rate, seizures and twitches. She is also allergic to an abundance of things. Makki helps Kenze avoid or combat incidences.
Kenze Messman, 17, trains her service dog Makki at their home in Lincoln, Nebraska. At the age of 14, Messman, was diagnosed with a handful of syndromes that combined can leave her with an elevated heart rate, seizures and twitches. She is also allergic to an abundance of things. Makki helps Kenze avoid or combat incidences.
Kenze Messman, 17, spends time with her service dog Makki at their home in Lincoln, Nebraska. At the age of 14, Messman, was diagnosed with a handful of syndromes that combined can leave her with an elevated heart rate, seizures and twitches. She is also allergic to an abundance of things. Makki helps Kenze avoid or combat incidences.
An allosaurus appears to be eyeing a tasty, 19-month-old morsel named Austin Haseltine as he is lifted from the shoulders of his grandpa, Greg Fasano, by his mother, Amy Haseltine, with his father, Jim Haseltine looking on. The Dinosaur UpROAR exhibit at Lauritzen Gardens, 100 Bancroft Street in Omaha, Nebraska, features 20 life-sized installations as well as discovery stations and educational activities set throughout the gardens.
Diane Nash speaks at the luncheon about her participation in the nonviolent movement that began in 1959 while she was a student at Fisk University. African-American civil rights leader Diane Nash was the keynote speaker during a Martin Luther King Jr. luncheon hosted by the Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance at the Hilton Omaha in Omaha, Nebraska.
Michele Kiefer decorates behind the alter at St. Cecilia Cathedral in Omaha, Nebraska. This weekend, the Cathedral Arts Project will host the 34th annual Cathedral Flower Festival, which will feature floral displays from more than 30 area florists. Kiefer said this was her third year volunteering with the decorating. She said she loves learning from the other florists.
From left: Maureen Baines, Marilyn Havel, Liz Beckman and Carolyn Arkfeld decorate an arbor in the center of the nave at St. Cecilia Cathedral in Omaha, Nebraska. This weekend, the Cathedral Arts Project will host the 34th annual Cathedral Flower Festival, which will feature floral displays from more than 30 area florists.