Welcome
2015 Vision is about reinvigorating Lincoln, for the benefit of current and future citizens. Community-wide job growth is the base engine that can spur further community development and statewide growth. It’s critical in attracting the next generation, which craves a progressive community thriving on a foundation of Midwestern values.
We have the opportunity to lead this vision into action, to impact the community for generations to come and to leave a legacy of opportunity for others—just as those from generations past created opportunities for us.
Imagine the possibilities
Momentum has been created. Now is the time to ask: can we envision the future? Can we engage the resources to bring that vision to life? Can we truly enrich our community for new generations?
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News & Articles
- May 1, 2009 – Panera Bread to Open Bakery-Cafe in Downtown Lincoln.
- December 10, 2008 - City of Lincoln and 2015 Vision to aggressively promote retail development along P and Q Streets corridor.
- UNL names firms to help build Innovation Campus
- Museum branch will bring works out of storage
- Downtown Retail Fund Helps Attract Panera
- Horse park plan gets funding nod
- Study: Arena’s economic impact $260M
- Arena tax plan sound, realistic
- Local View: Arena plan worthy of public’s support
- What do you want to see in Lincoln’s Arena?
- Research campus cost: $801M
- Innovation Campus plans OK’d
- Putting together the arena financing puzzle
- Haymarket’s plan’s price tag touted
- Chamber endorses downtown arena—again
- Nebraska towns enjoy mini-Qwest Centers
- Downtown: A $1.8 billion transformation
- Lincoln Journal Star Editorial
- Lincoln City Council approves putting arena on ballot
- Local View: Now is the best time for Lincoln to build arena
- New burger joints coming to Lincoln
- Arena financing 101: Simply put, here's what you need to know
- Lincoln says Yes to Haymarket arena