Doug McDaniel
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Doug McDaniel, director of the Lincoln-Lancaster County Human Resources Department since 2012, will retire in January.
During his decade in this role, McDaniel helped develop a new human resources and payroll system, which was implemented last year, and oversaw investments in diversity and inclusion work.
“I have had the pleasure of serving two mayors and am grateful for the opportunity to serve the residents of Lincoln County and Lancaster,” McDaniel said in a press release. “There are very talented and dedicated employees across the city and county, and they take great pride in their work. I have worked with an excellent team of HR and Risk professionals and have the utmost confidence in their abilities as they continue to work. “
McDaniel’s last day as manager will be January 10. The position is expected to be posted by mid-December and a new manager selected by the end of February.
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Lincoln Airport
The extension construction project continues at Lincoln Airport on Wednesday, November 3, 2021.
JUSTIN WAN, star of the newspaper
Bryan East Renovation
Three new cardiovascular surgery rooms were completed as part of the third phase of the Bryan East campus renovation in October.
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Scarlet Hotel
Construction continues outside the Scarlet Hotel on October 19 at the Nebraska Innovation Campus. The 154-room hotel will have a first floor of approximately 2,600 square feet which will include teaching space, a student lounge, a conference room and faculty offices. Other features of the $ 31 million project include a full-service restaurant, rooftop bar, cafe, and fitness center. The Marriott Tribute property was originally slated to open in July, but the hotel’s website says it is now slated to open in February 2022.
JUSTIN WAN, star of the newspaper
Tabitha’s intergenerational housing community
Tabitha is planning an intergenerational housing community at the southwest corner of 48th and L streets. The 128-unit apartment complex would house more than 100 independent seniors and approximately 20 students enrolled at nearby Bryan College of Health Sciences.
DAVIS DESIGN, IMAGE OF COURTESY
High School Bear Stand
Construction continues on Standing Bear High School at South 70th Street and Saltillo Road on Thursday, October 7, 2021.
GWYNETH ROBERTS, star of the newspaper
Sower
Scaffolding surrounds The Sower, a 19-foot-tall bronze statue that represents Nebraska’s agricultural heritage, on September 23, 2021, at the Nebraska State Capitol, as part of restoration and repair work expected to take 20 weeks. Scaffolding will surround the entire dome, allowing workers to remove and store any loose golden glazed tile as they replace the water damaged bed below.
FRANCIS GARDLER, STAR OF THE JOURNAL
Car wash construction
Jet Splash is building a new car wash on 40th and South streets.
FRANCIS GARDLER, STAR OF THE JOURNAL
Car wash
The Rocket Car Wash next to the Hy-Vee in Williamsburg, just southwest of 40th and Old Cheney, is one of two full-service car washes under construction on September 22, 2021.
FRANCIS GARDLER, STAR OF THE JOURNAL
48th and Leighton
The proposed comprehensive plan calls for 25% of the new growth to take place within existing neighborhoods and corridors in the city, such as new apartments under construction near 48th and Leighton Avenue.
EAKIN HOWARD, star of the newspaper
South Canopy
Apartments under construction on South Canopy and N streets on September 3, 2021.
GWYNETH ROBERTS, star of the newspaper
Mabel Lee Room
Construction of Mabel Lee Hall on North 14th and Vine streets continues on September 3, 2021.
GWYNETH ROBERTS, star of the newspaper
Walmart Garden Center
Walmart is demolishing part of its store’s garden center at 8700 Andermatt Drive to install automated order processing towers.
EAKIN HOWARD, Journal Star archive photo
Holiday Inn Express
Exterior of the new Holiday Inn Express & Suites hotel on Thursday, August 13, 2021.
FRANCIS GARDLER, Star of the Journal
Mourning Hope Center
The new Mourning Hope Grief Center includes space for other nonprofits.
EAKIN HOWARD, star of the newspaper
Kiewit room
The future site of Kiewit Hall, the new engineering building of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln which is slated to open in 2023, is under construction at the end of June. The Abel and Sandoz university residences stand in the background.
JUSTIN WAN, star of the newspaper
North West Lincoln Construction
Construction continues at Lincoln Northwest High School on Tuesday, May 25, 2021.
GWYNETH ROBERTS, star of the newspaper
South ring road
The airlift that will connect the US 77 to the South Beltway extends southwest as construction continues on Wednesday, May 12, 2021.
GWYNETH ROBERTS, Journal Star file photo
Cooper Park and Park Middle School
An orange construction fence surrounds part of Park Middle School in April 2021 off South Sixth Street, near where a new parking lot entrance will be built.
GWYNETH ROBERTS, star of the newspaper
Lied Place Residences
Lied Place Residences developers are still working on finalizing a tenant for a first floor restaurant with state of the art air filtration and beer garden style seating on Q Street.
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VA clinic
Stairs lead from the lobby to the second floor of the new Lincoln Veterans Affairs Community Outpatient Clinic.
GWYNETH ROBERTS, star of the newspaper
Pershing / White Lotus Group / HDR proposals
White Lotus Group and HDR are offering a mixed-use community center for the site it calls Mural, which would combine affordable housing, retail, a wellness center and a central library with murals throughout the block. .
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State office building
A nighttime rendering of the planned Nebraska state office building at 17th and K streets. The four-story building would have two parking levels and two office floors.
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Daq Shaq
This rendering shows what the interior of Daq Shaq will look like in Leighton District. The island-themed restaurant is slated to open before the end of the year in the 48th Street and Leighton Avenue development.
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Child advocacy center
This rendering shows a plan for a 17,000 square foot extension of the Child Advocacy Center in northeast Lincoln, which would also become the headquarters of the Lincoln Police Department’s Special Victims Unit.
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Unity Communes
An architect’s rendering shows Unity Commons, a planned mixed-use development, at the intersection of 22nd and Vine streets. The redevelopment of the former Cushman site would include housing for retirees and members of the city’s international community, as well as retail and research space.
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NE Real estate building
A rendering of the Nebraska Realty building in Lincoln. The company’s workforce in the capital has grown from two agents to over 200 over the past five years.
DLR GROUP
Scheels Center
A render shows the Scheels Center, a planned 40,000 square foot addition to Lincoln Christian School.
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Tabitha
Tabitha is planning an intergenerational housing community at the southwest corner of 48th and L streets. The 128-unit apartment complex would house more than 100 independent seniors and approximately 20 students enrolled at nearby Bryan College of Health Sciences.
DAVIS DESIGN, IMAGE OF COURTESY
Union College AdventHealth Complex
A rendering shows the exterior of the future Union College AdventHealth complex.
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War Horse Casino
The developers of the WarHorse Casino offered in Lincoln say they are ready to innovate as soon as they obtain a gaming license.
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NU training center
A render shows the athlete’s entry to the new Nebraska Training Center, which will open ahead of the 2023 football season.
Nebraska Communications
Crossing the North Star
An artist rendering shows plans for NorthStar Crossing, northeast of 27th Street and Folkways Boulevard, which The Lerner Co. says will open its first businesses in early 2022.
The Lerner Co., courtesy image
Extension of CEDARS
Cedars led the way in November 2020 and is raising funds for the $ 3.5 million, 3,800 square foot expansion of its emergency youth shelter in southeast Lincoln.
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North Hall
A render shows blueprints of a modern terminal hall at Lincoln Airport, with food services and toilet and Flyers Club access available to passengers after going through security.
Alliance, courtesy image
