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In 2006, South Omaha will celebrate 120 years as first an independent city and then
as a community within the city of Omaha, Nebraska.
From its earliest years, South Omaha has drawn a diverse range of immigrants
including Irish, Czechs, Lithuanians, Polish, Bohemians, and Hispanics. The diverse
range of cultural representation has always made South Omaha a special place.
Today, residents representing several Latino countries call South Omaha home.
The entrepreneurial spirit within the community continues as businesses large and small
serve residents, neighbors, and visitors.
While you're visiting our web site, please take a moment to:
Immerse yourself in the proud history of South Omaha.
Glance into what the near future holds during our downtown renovation project.
Read about South Omaha in the news.
Take a closer look at organizations featured in our business spotlight.
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