Pictured outside the Atlanta Museum on Wednesday morning are (from left) Barbara Burdett, Paul Adams, Corky Cheek and Bill Johnson.

Burdett is doing research for a book she plans to write about her father, R. Marlin
Baker, who was an attorney in Lincoln. The three Atlanta history buffs are trying to help find information for her book. She will be writing about what it was like to contract polio back then and how it affected her father's life. Adams knew Baker personally, and Cheek and Johnson are helping by offering background on what life was like in the Atlanta area "back in the day."

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Prairie Years has added something new to the landscape of their store. It's pretty amazing what some of the shop owners in downtown Lincoln come up with to make their shops stand out and draw interest. The vintage bike with its basket of flowers just seems to say, "Come on in! What is inside is just as unique and special as what is outside!"

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This image provided by Valiant Comics shows the cover of the first issue "Archer & Armstrong."

"Archer & Armstrong" -- an odd couple of an ancient immortal and a home-schooled and well-trained teenager acting as a fist of God -- find themselves at the cabal's mercy deep under Wall Street in an ancient crypt where they find out about a plot to stabilize the euro, and boost profits, by destroying Greece.
 

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Tiger Woods chips onto the 17th green during a pro-am round of the AT&T National golf tournament at Congressional Country Club in Bethesda, Md., on Wednesday.

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