For Tuesday, October 21, 2025, the Lincoln Daily News Paint the Paper Pink campaign is featuring the staff of Atlanta National Bank and the ladies of the Lincoln Emblem Club.

The two pictures combined contain 27 people, with only two of them being male. It’s an odd coincidence that this ratio of male to female comes in close line with the percentage of men who are diagnosed with breast cancer each year.

While there will be approximately 300,000 women diagnosed with breast cancer this year, there will also be about 3,000 men who hear the same news from their doctor.

This should serve as a reminder that cancer does not discriminate. It takes its aim on all genders, all races or ethnicities and all ages.

Always be aware of your body and the changes that take place within it. Early detection is key for all people, including you fellas. So if something seems not quite right, consult your doctor sooner rather than later.

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Downtown Lincoln transformed into a stage of history and hauntings on Saturday, October 18, as CAPCIL’s Small Business Coalition hosted its Haunted Historic Walking Tour. The event, equal parts eerie and educational, invited guests to experience the city’s storied past through live performances, historical anecdotes, and a few ghostly surprises.

Read more in today's edition of Lincoln Daily News.

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