Dozens of City Mission clients are now sleeping at the Kinetic Sports Complex in Lincoln

Staff from the mission are on site each night as the residents seek shelter from 7 p.m to 7 a.m. The facility will be used for residents of the mission
Katie Nieland, assistant director and communications coordinator at the Center for Great Plains Studies, and Joe Horacek, owner of Little Mountain Print Shoppe, both contributed to a mostly blank white mural on the side of Saro Cider. Katie did the bison and Joe the Nebraska shape. The business posted an invitation on Instagram for anyone to stop by and contribute messages with their own tin tacker, paint or markers.

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