The Honke family of Roca recently completed their epic quest to visit all 50 state capitol buildings before they turned 50. Here's a sampling …
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- ANNA KLEIBER Lincoln Journal Star
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Matt and Kathy Honke have completed a journey that has taken them to every state capitol before they turn 50. Their final stop was in Richmond, Virginia, on July 1.
- Honke family
Matt and Kathy Honke have visited every state Capitol. Their favorite remains right here in Lincoln.
- Honke family
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While visiting Vermont's capitol, Alex Honke got to sit in the governor's chair, known as the Constitution Chair, which was carved from timber…
Lifestyles
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Based on the analysis, five of the top 10 safest cities in the U.S. are located in one state.
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Read through the obituaries published today in The Lincoln Journal Star.
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Read through the obituaries published today in The Lincoln Journal Star.
- The Associated Press, Buffalo News, St. Louis Post-Dispatch & Waco Herald-Tribune
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You couldn't see the full solar eclipse in Lincoln or any part of Nebraska, but a partial eclipse was visible on Apirl 8, 2024. Hundreds of pe…
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Read through the obituaries published today in Richmond Times-Dispatch.
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CheapInsurance.com used the National Insurance Crime Bureau's vehicle theft trend data to find the most frequently stolen car in each state.
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