How sad that the President of the United States shared an AI-generated image of himself arm in arm with Dolly Parton, while claiming the late country music legend “really liked” him but feared losing fans by saying so publicly. An artificial image is not evidence of a relationship. Her legacy deserves respect—not a supporting role in a president’s fantasy. So unbecoming of the President of the United States of America. Conversations with Cheryl Weston — What Say You? #POTUS #potusleadership #POTUSHistory #dollyparton #djtrump #trump

KEEP SHOCK GLOVES OUT OF OUR SCHOOLS! Your voice matters. Show up. Speak up. You may or may not have children attending Omaha Public Schools—but children are children. Every child deserves to be safe, protected, and treated with dignity while at school. Are you OK with your tax dollars being used to purchase equipment that can shock children? Are you OK with shock gloves being used on students while parents, the OPS Board, and the public are left uninformed? If this can happen to one child, it can happen to any child. We cannot wait until it is our child before we decide to speak up. Stand with OPS students and families. Attend the OPS Board meeting on Monday, August 17, at 6:00 p.m.Ask who knew. Ask who approved. Ask why parents and the School Board were not told. Demand transparency, accountability, and student safety. Silence will not protect our children. Our presence, our questions, and our collective voices can. KEEP SHOCK GLOVES OUT OF OUR SCHOOLS! Your voice matters. Show up. Speak up. #followers #subscribemychannel #subscribetomychannel #shortvideo #shorts #omaha #omahapodcast #aigenerated #publicopinion #publicspeaking #shockingnews #shockgloves #publiceducation #ops #omahapublicschools #taxpayerrights #taxpayer #colorofchange

Today, Conversations with Cheryl Weston welcomes Grant McGaugh—author, business strategist, keynote speaker, and Founder and CEO of 5 STAR BDM. Grant brings more than 30 years of experience in healthcare technology, business development, personal branding, and leadership. After spending 30 years away from Omaha, he returned home—not for comfort, but for purpose. He is now working with the City of Omaha, Omaha 100, and BizHack Academy to develop the Omaha AI Advantage Pilot Business Accelerator for underserved entrepreneurs. Grant, 1. Many people hear “personal branding” and think it means creating an image. How do you distinguish a genuine personal brand from a carefully manufactured persona? 2. How can a person identify what makes them valuable when they have spent years being overlooked or underestimated? 3. Does resilience sometimes get misused to tell people to tolerate unhealthy systems instead of changing them? 4. What specific outcomes will determine whether this pilot has succeeded? 5. Artificial intelligence is being promoted as a tool that can level the playing field. Could it also widen existing racial and economic disparities? 6. Technology is often presented as the solution. What happens when the real problem is not inadequate technology, but institutional priorities and accountability? Our final closing question. Grant, when the titles, rankings, and accomplishments are removed, what do you hope people will say changed because you were here?

A $30 Million Public Investment: Is This the Image of Transparency and Accountability North Omaha Deserves? The promotional design looks polished—and appears to be AI-generated—but do the image and “Harlem Nights” theme communicate the seriousness of an organization entrusted with a $30 million public investment? This raises legitimate questions about priorities. The issue is not that celebrating North Omaha’s history and accomplishments is inappropriate. The issue is whether celebration is overshadowing the transparency, public accountability, financial reporting, and community engagement that should be the most prominent features of this annual meeting. North Omaha deserves more than slogans about “real change” and “real investment.” Residents deserve clear information about how public money is being spent, who is benefiting, what progress has been made, and how the community will be involved in decisions affecting its future. WHAT SAY YOU? @followers #NorthOmaha #Celebration #FollowTheMoney #FollowTheMoneyTrail #FollowTheLeader

A $30 Million Public Investment: Is This the Image of Transparency and Accountability North Omaha Deserves? The promotional design looks polished—and appears to be AI-generated—but do the image and “Harlem Nights” theme communicate the seriousness of an organization entrusted with a $30 million public investment? This raises legitimate questions about priorities. The issue is not that celebrating North Omaha’s history and accomplishments is inappropriate. The issue is whether celebration is overshadowing the transparency, public accountability, financial reporting, and community engagement that should be the most prominent features of this annual meeting. North Omaha deserves more than slogans about “real change” and “real investment.” Residents deserve clear information about how public money is being spent, who is benefiting, what progress has been made, and how the community will be involved in decisions affecting its future. WHAT SAY YOU? @followers

**NORTH OMAHA RISES!** North Omaha has a proud history, a powerful voice, and a future worth fighting for. Our community is more than land to be developed, promises to be broken, or decisions to be made behind closed doors. This is our home. This is our history. This is our future. It is time for residents to rise, speak up, ask questions, and demand a meaningful place at every table where decisions about North Omaha are being made. Watch the video. Share it. Join the conversation. **North Omaha is rising. What say you?** @followers @highlight #NorthOmahaRises #NorthOmaha #NorthOmahaHistory #CommunityPower #ResidentVoices #RiseUp #OmahaNebraska #WhatSayYou #ConversationsWithCherylWeston

🎙️ BIG ANNOUNCEMENT! The R.E.A.L. Media Girls are launching their very own podcast through Cox KPAO! These talented young voices are ready to share their stories, ideas, and perspectives. You won’t want to miss what they have to say! Stay tuned—the R.E.A.L. Media Girls Podcast is coming soon! 🎧🎤 #REALMediaGirls #YoungVoicesMatter #GirlsInMedia #FutureJournalists #CoxKPAO #comingsoon

A Community Vision Born From Community Need Why is a grocery store coming to North Omaha? For years, residents have voiced concerns about limited access to fresh, affordable, and healthy food. Many families must travel outside the community to purchase groceries, creating challenges for seniors, working families, and those without reliable transportation. The vision for the North Omaha Grocery Store was created through:  Community conversations and resident feedback;  Concerns about food access and food insecurity;  Desire to keep investment dollars circulating in North Omaha;  The need for local jobs and workforce opportunities;  Commitment to building a healthier, stronger and stronger community. The North Omaha Grocery Store is envisioned as a community asset that will: Provide fresh and affordable food options; Support workforce development and Fresh Start graduates Strengthen neighborhood investment and economic growth Serve as a gathering place that reflects the values and priorities of North Omaha Your Voice Matters The store is being shaped by the people it will serve. Join the conversation and help create a grocery store that reflects the needs, hopes, and vision of North Omaha residents. Community Vision Meeting June 17, 2026 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM The Venue at Highlander Accelerator 2120 N. 30th Street Omaha, NE 68111 Together, We Can Build a Better Future for North Omaha North Omaha. Community Driven. Community Powered @follwers #NorthOmaha #YourVoiceMatters #CommunityVision #FoodAccess #EconomicDevelopment #HeartMinistries #NorthOmahaGroceryStore #OmahaCommunity #ConversationsWithCherylWeston #CommunityDriven #CommunityPowered