Four new houses will soon rise on vacant lots at 29th and Parker Streets, the first of dozens of single-family homes that 75 North Revitalization Corp. will build and sell in North Omaha over the next few years.
Seventy Five North welcomes Dena's Place to Highlander Accelerator
Seventy Five North welcomes Dena’s Place to Highlander Accelerator
The Dining Room now features three Black Owned businesses in the heart of North Omaha
The Dining Room is easily Omaha’s new favorite place to enjoy soul food, burgers and fries and great drinks with Big Mama’s Kitchen and Catering, Best Burger. and now Dena’s Place.
Entrepreneur and history making Clinical Researcher, Seneca Harrison believes every child that grows up in North Omaha and looks like him should be able to say, “I can do whatever I want and come out of Omaha and I can stay here and thrive.” Seneca Harrison, Owner| Dena’s Place
Seventy Five North welcomes Best Burger. to Highlander Accelerator
"75 North is incredibly excited to welcome Best Burger to the Dining Room at Highlander this month. As Best Burger. joins Big Mama's Kitchen & Catering, another black-owned, woman-led north Omaha business in the Highlander Accelerator's food hall, 75 North couldn't be more proud to make space available to support the growth and success of these family businesses. We welcome Best Burger partners Ashlei Vonne and Universal Allah to the Highlander family!" Cydney Franklin, President & CEO| Seventy Five North
Executive Update: End of Year Review
2020 end of year review with Seventy Five North President & CEO Cydney Franklin
Update: Nobility Point will be completed in late January 2021
Cydney Franklin Named Seventy Five North President & CEO
Omaha – Seventy Five North Revitalization Corp.’s (75 North) Board of Directors is pleased to announce that Cydney Franklin has been named the organization’s President & CEO. An Omaha native, Franklin has managed community and economic development programs for more than a decade. For the past five years, Franklin has served 75 North, initially hired as a Senior Project Manager, then promoted in early 2019 to Chief Operating Officer.