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South Lincoln Beltway Update

The Remodelers Council of Lincoln held their May meeting at the HBAL Office where Curt Mueting gave us an update on the South Lincoln Beltway. The project is on track to be complete in 2023. The meeting also included a Remodelers 101 presentation by our 2022 officers:...

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2022 Cruisin’ for the Trades Car Show

The Home Builders Association of Lincoln (HBAL) held its first Cruisin’ for the Trades Car Show on Sunday, May 1. In addition to the 175+ cars entered in the contest, the event included large machinery, food trucks and music. First and second place winners received...

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2022 Spring Parade of Homes

The Home Builders Association of Lincoln’s (HBAL) Spring Parade of Homes is the week of May 8-15. Every spring and fall, HBAL organizes a Parade of Homes for the public, offering potential home buyers a great opportunity to walk through brand new homes and meet the...

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2022 Construction Career Day

The Home Builders Association of Lincoln (HBAL) hosted its 2022 Construction Career Day at Haymarket Park on April 21. Continuing education is important, even if it’s not in a classroom. Local construction companies took hands-on training to another level when they...

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2022 Tribute to Youth

On Tuesday, April 12, the Home Builders Association of Lincoln (HBAL), honored the young people who have excelled in programs we sponsor. HBAL takes very seriously its dedication to youth and to housing and we feel we have some outstanding programs which foster an...

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Reimers-Kaufman Concrete Products Co.

The Remodelers Council of Lincoln held their April meeting at Reimers-Kaufman Concrete Products Co., touring their plant and seeing their new machinery. Thanks to Reimers-Kaufman for providing lunch for us! [gallery size="large"...

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April 2022 Remodelers Council Chairperson’s Message

Happy Spring! At our latest meeting, we toured the new facilities for CEDARS. “CEDARS is here to ensure all kids have a safe environment where they can grow and thrive.” The new facilities will be adding to CEDAR’s mission and helping children and families. CEDARS was...

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April 2022 HBAL President’s Message

Hey members! It is a great time to be a Home Builder, and we have 31 houses in our Parade of Homes to show off what we do. Hopefully the Feds won’t raise rates enough to hamper the market. It seems like there is a lot of activity to create lots going on in Lincoln....

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2022 Chili Cook-off

HBAL's Annual Chili Cook-off was a success! Thank you to our sponsors and participants! Event Sponsor: Black Hills Energy Beverage Sponsor: Lincoln Federal Savings Bank Cinnamon Roll Sponsor: Belay Bank Water Sponsor: Culligan Water Prize Sponsors: HBAL Lincoln...

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CEDARS

The Remodelers Council of Lincoln held their March meeting at CEDARS, touring their $3.5M expansion. CEDARS mission is to help children and youth achieve safety, stability and enduring family relationships. For over 75 years, thousands of kids and families have found...

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March 2022 HBAL President’s Message

Dear Members, I’m proud to be President of the HBAL this year. My family started in the housing business in Lincoln in the early 1900’s by starting a lumberyard and supplying lumber for the outward growth of the City. As an adjunct, my dad got into development...

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March 2022 Remodelers Council Chairperson’s Message

Happy March! I hope everyone had a successful Home Show. It was so wonderful for our team to chat with clients, other vendors and employees. Events like this one are a great way to create contacts in the community, as well as let others know about your business. I...

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