Livable Communities
Three grants awarded to organizations in Haigler, Hebron and Lincoln
Help make Omaha more age friendly
Orange Splot founder Eli Spevak will keynote event
With AARP grants, two communities are jump-starting improvements that will make their cities more livable for residents of all ages.
This year, Grand Island became the first community in the state to join the AARP Network of Age-Friendly States and Communities, as its leaders work to make the city a place where residents of all ages can thrive.
AARP Nebraska has released a Video Voter's Guide with four of the five candidates for Lincoln mayor. They tell us how they would make streets safer for pedestrians, support more walkable, livable communities and increase civic participation.
AARP Community Challenge Grants Are Back in 2019
Omaha hosted a neighborhood festival, and the city will soon have more benches, planters and art installations as part of an initiative to make the area more appealing to residents of all ages.
Carol Knaub of Gering has been selected to receive AARP Nebraska’s highest volunteer award. She is the 17th volunteer to be honored with the annual AARP Nebraska Andrus Award for Community Service since 2002.
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