Read these book reviews with Lincoln Kids Easton, a 9-year-old who loves dirt bike racing and playing outside in the neighborhood, and Vivienne, an 11-year-old who loves drawing, swimming, dancing, and playing tennis.

Christine Weeks, publisher of Lincoln Kids, became a bonus moms to Michael six years ago. Here are some things that helped foster a loving environment for Michael and her family over the years.

Follow Andrea Atkinson, a TeamMates Mentor and Lincoln Kids Layout Designer, on her journey as a mentor through TeamMates. The TeamMates mission is to positively impact the world by inspiring students to reach their full potential through mentoring.

Explore Lincoln’s amazing trails through the eyes of our adventure experts! Discover the best parts of each trail as they share their top picks and exciting experiences along the way.

These Lincoln moms are making a real impact in the Lincoln community. Not only are they doing what they love, but they embrace their kids’ unique personalities and help them find their own path forward.

What’s a parent to do when kiddos are hungry and dinner time is hours away? When it comes to hunger in our house, we don’t waste any time in finding solutions that satisfy. Here are some new ideas to help you chase away that “hangry” feeling in your household!

Have you ever wondered what happens to your recycling once you drop it in the bin? Whether you have curbside recycling at home or take your recyclables to a community collection site, these resources go through a fascinating journey to be recovered and made into something new!

Looking for a court this summer? Explore this map to find tennis and pickleball courts in Lincoln.

Summer is the perfect time to schedule a free consultation and explore your options to start orthodontic treatment.

Here are 25 free things to do in Lincoln this Summer!

Theatre Arts for Kids (TAFK) is a performing arts program specially geared toward young, aspiring performers interested in learning about, participating in, and producing musical theatre. Leah Arington, founder and artistic director, started it over twenty years ago. it’s really found a home in Lincoln, where it has thrived for the past eleven years.

Various Bright Lights summer camp volunteers share their experience and how volunteering enriched their lives.