Hola Nebraska! I hope this newsletter finds you well. I want to wish all of you a great beginning of the month, I hope August is good to you. As we kick off a new month, we’re excited to bring you a roundup of impactful stories and community highlights.
We hope you are having a great summer, check our calendar of events at the bottom of this newsletter for more upcoming events that celebrate the culture of Latinos in Nebraska. We encourage you to check us out and kindly share this with anyone who might be interested. For the
Hola Nebraska! We are excited to kick off this week's newsletter with an announcement about a special event happening in Papillion, Nebraska. Join us in celebrating Colombian Independence Day on July 20th! This event is a wonderful opportunity to immerse yourself in Colombian culture, enjoy traditional music, dance,
Hello Nebraska! I’m an editor and writer for Hola Iowa and the editor in chief for JEFAS: Latinas in Business Magazine. Writing has been my passion for as long as I could formulate words and has been part of my career for over twenty years. I have been published
I wish you all a joyful and festive holiday weekend! The 4th of July holds a special place in my heart and within my family. In celebration of this meaningful day, I invite you to read the editorial below, penned by my brother many years ago. His words continue to
Hola Nebraska! My name is Nicole Marinero Cea and I am the Digital Stories Administrator of Hola America News. I was born and raised in El Salvador, and currently reside in Des Moines, IA. As we enter a new week, I am excited to share new stories and insights that
Hola Nebraska! My name is Tar Macias, and I’m the publisher of Hola America News. I am thrilled to introduce our new e-newsletter, Hola Nebraska, which is in English and Spanish and aims to connect the Latino communities of Nebraska and the Midwest. Hola Nebraska is a sister Network
News
By Karlha Velásquez, Hola Nebraska The city of Fremont has become an epicenter of connection for the Latino community of Nebraska, which has found a space to exchange information about orientation and jobs for Hispanics in the Spanish Networking Group meetings. This meeting space emerged seven years ago when Christine
