Lincoln
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high school located in Lincoln, please select the appropriate school from the list below.
The scholarship database contains scholarships for Lincoln students in the following categories:
Lincoln High School Scholarships
Lincoln College Scholarships
Lincoln University Scholarships
Scholarships
For School Specific Scholarships, select one of the schools below:
Bryan Community School
C Culler Middle School
Dawes Middle School
Goodrich Middle School
Irving Middle School
Lefler Middle School
Lincoln East High School
Lincoln High School
Lincoln Northeast High School
Lincoln Southeast High School
Lux Middle School
Mickle Middle School
North Star High School
Park Middle School
Pound Middle School
Scott Middle School
Southwest High School
UNL Independent Study High School
Lincoln was originally established in 1856 as the village of Lancaster. It later became in the year 1859 the county seat of the newly created Lancaster County. Omaha has been the capital city of the Nebraska Territory since 1854, when the territory was initially formed. The majority of the population was located on the Platte River's south side. The legislature voted to move the capital south of the river and as far west as possible after a main part of the territory south of the Platte considered annexation to the state of Kansas. They chose the region of Lancaster due mainly to the salt flats and marshes that naturally occurred within the area.
Most of the economic activity in Lincoln is derived from various service industries. The economy of Lincoln is somewhat typical of a mid-sized American city. Banking, education, call centers, medical, Allstate Insurance subsidiary and Lincoln Benefit Life are some of the other major industries, along with truck and rail transport. The state government and the University of Nebraska-Lincoln are likewise big contributors to the economy of the city.
The BryanLGH Medical Center is one of the main employers within Lincoln. The center is made up of some large outpatient facilities dispersed all around the city of Lincoln and a couple of major hospitals. Healthcare and medical jobs account for a huge portion of the city's employment. There were 9,010 healthcare practitioners within technical occupations as of 2009 full-time healthcare staff. There were roughly 150 clinical and medical laboratory technicians, 780 licensed and vocational nurses and 4,610 workers within healthcare support positions.
The city is home to a lot of businesses which got their start within Lincoln, like: HobbyTown USA, Fort Western Stores and Nelnet. One more store their head office in Lincoln is B&R Stores, Inc. There have likewise been 4 restaurant chains that got their start within Lincoln: Valentino's, Runza Restaurants, Amigo's/King's Classic and DaVinci's.
Scattered all around the city of Lincoln, there are many gorgeous outdoor city parks, in fact there are more than 100 parks. The most popular of these parks are Holmes Park, Folsom Children's Zoo, Pioneers Park Nature Center, Wilderness Park, Antelope Park, Sunken Garden, Tierra Park, and Oak Lake Park. The city has one of the best trail systems within the country with more than 99 miles of trails. These trails which are interconnected offer the perfect opportunity for rollerblading, biking, walking, and hiking. A different popular hobby within the region is fishing. Among the main kinds consist of Crappie, Largemouth Bass, Carp, Bullhead, Bluegill and Channel Catfish.
Live music is one more common feature to enjoy within Lincoln. There are a lot of festivities for visitors and residents to choose from. Amongst the best venues is the Pershing Auditorium where national acts and large tours perform on a regular basis. Knickerbockers and Duffy's Tavern are other well known venues which features local and regional acts. The Zoo Bar features blues music each night. The Lied Center is home of a lot of guest lectures, concerts and Broadway productions. Community theatre can be enjoyed at the UNL student's stage productions and the Lincoln Community Theatre.
