Omaha Fashion Week Hitting Pause on Spring 2026 Season In true fashion spirit, there’s a season for everything — and change is on
the horizon. Omaha Fashion Week will be taking a season off in February to
reimagine and reinvent the experience for our community.
https://omahafashionweek.com/b....log/ofw-pause-spring

Pardon Our Progress: Software Migration on the Horizon at OPL This column, featuring a message about OPL's upcoming software migration, appeared in the Oct. 26, 2025, edition of the Omaha World-Herald (NE). To many, the library is a haven of reading and resources, everything from physical materials — books, movies, music, seeds for your garden — or digital materials like online databases and research tools.…
https://omahalibrary.org/blogs..../post/pardon-our-pro

Welcoming You to OPL’s Central Library | A Place for Finding Your Roots We explore how OPL's new Central Library will become a hub for preserving and celebrating Omaha’s stories through genealogy and local history.
https://omahalibrary.org/blogs..../post/welcoming-you-

Integrated Library System Transition OPL’s software migration is in its final stage. Most functionality has returned, but some final data syncs and troubleshooting are still ongoing. We appreciate your patience as we get the last pieces in place. What you need to know: PINs have been reset as part of the transition. All PINs have reset to the last…
https://omahalibrary.org/blogs..../post/integrated-lib

OWH Column: Time is ticking to finish the 2025 Omaha Public Library Reading Challenge This column has creative ideas on how to finish the 2025 OPL Reading Challenge and appeared in the Nov. 9, 2025, edition of the Omaha World-Herald (NE). It is also available at Omaha.com (opens in a new tab).
https://omahalibrary.org/blogs..../post/owh-column-tim