Don Munchrath retweeted
Lost Rail Golf Club outside Omaha, NE had been on my calendar for more than a year. Last week, I finally got to visit. It was very much worth the wait.
In his first solo effort, architect Scott Hoffman created a terrific golf course that capitalizes on every single element of interest on this remarkable piece of land. Incorporating ravines, meadows, hills and even an old rail line, the golf course is challenging for the best, fun for all, and as interesting on the 10th play as on the 1st.
Amidst a flurry of new private clubs popping up everywhere in recent years, Lost Rail has captured something special. I’m looking forward to sharing some of that with you alongside more photos of this beautiful place in future posts. – at Gretna, NE
ROLL PRIDE!!!
Omaha Roncalli defeated Omaha Skutt in overtime Wednesday night to win the B-3 subdistrict final.
@MPattersonOWH has more: omaha.com/sports/high-school… #nebpreps
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A few people asked me to copy/paste my recent thread about SF into something more easily shareable.
Here it is:
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Don Munchrath retweeted
Check out this megathread from a San Fran lefty who is beginning to question this whole "progressivism" thing notthebee.com/article/check-…
This is what government “help” looks like when it messes with the free market wsj.com/articles/rent-contro…
For the record, Solich was my idea.
Nebraska FB coach Scott Frost coverage from Wednesday:
The decision to fire four: omaha.com/sports/huskers/foo…
Special teams coordinator: omaha.com/sports/huskers/foo…
Why Beckton stayed: omaha.com/sports/huskers/foo…
Shatel on why Scott should call Frank Solich: omaha.com/sports/huskers/foo…
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Don Munchrath retweeted
If ordinary Americans had spent like the federal government did in 2020, the median household that earns $68,703 would have spent $131,620 and put $62,917 on the credit card, despite already being $541,287 in debt. @DavidADitch herit.ag/3fPqJNE
Don Munchrath retweeted
New renderings for the Lost Rail clubhouse.
We want to capture the charm and character of a restored 1920s home, a place that could have been here when railroad workers constructed their track across the property a century ago.
Don Munchrath retweeted
Nebraska had first and goal from the Rutgers 2. It then called a shovel pass to Chris Hickman, who hadn’t caught a pass all season, a QB draw, and two runs with its 5-10, 185 receiver.
They scored, but what are we doing here?






















