Capitol Administrator Robert C. Ripley has been named a Fellow of the American Institute of Architects for his significant contribution to architecture and society. The Fellowship program honors AIA members … Continued
The beautiful and interesting things the Office of the Capitol Commission provided for the “Things Speak: Storied Objects from Lincoln Collections” exhibit at Sheldon Museum of Art located at 12th … Continued
The senators in the 104th Legislature First Session are concluding the introduction of bills and public hearings have begun. Each bill introduced will have a public hearing according to the … Continued
The 104th Nebraska Unicameral Legislature will convene at 10:00 a.m. on Wednesday January 7, 2015. New senators will be sworn in and speaker and committee chair elections held. On Thursday … Continued
The Official State Holiday Tree is lit and filling the Capitol Rotunda with the sights of the season. The 25 foot tall tree spruce tree is decorated with ornaments representing … Continued
Office of the Capitol Commission, State Building Division and Department of Roads staff worked to bring a 25 foot tall Colorado Blue Spruce tree into the Nebraska State Capitol. This … Continued
Almost everything is closed on Thanksgiving Day and the Capitol is also closed on Friday after Thanksgiving. But that doesn’t mean you can’t have a Capitol adventure this holiday weekend. … Continued
Lincoln tree planters have set the stage once again for a spectacular autumn display. The colors in the tree canopy are at their peak and the expansive urban forest is … Continued
Tour guides at the Capitol tell the story of Nebraska by interpreting the artwork and symbolism in the monumental building. A new exhibit at Sheldon Museum of Art tells the … Continued
Whether you’re in Lincoln for a football game or volleyball match, this weekend take some time to visit the Nebraska State Capitol. The building will be open from 10:00 a.m. … Continued