New Video Series, GO FIND IT! Nebraska, Celebrates the State's People, Places and Businesses
Key Highlights
- ➤Lee Enterprises launches 60-minute GO FIND IT! Nebraska special in December 2026
- ➤Six individual chapters planned for early 2027 with short-form video and social content
- ➤Kawasaki and LOVB Nebraska Volleyball present the statewide video series
- ➤Lee Enterprises seeks additional business, tourism and community partnership opportunities
Expert Statements
Mike Smith, Host, filmmaker, entrepreneur and founder of The Bay
“A wise person once told me, there’s no such thing as boring places, only boring people”
Mike Smith, Host, filmmaker, entrepreneur and founder of The Bay
“And that’s why I’m here, to show you around a little bit. Take you to the places off the beaten path. Places you can’t find on Google Maps. Those places that only a local can show you.”
Mike Smith, Host, filmmaker, entrepreneur and founder of The Bay
“weird, the hyper-local and the stubbornly authentic parts of the state that don’t make it into mainstream travel brochures”
Ava Thomas, Regional vice president of Lee Enterprises
“At Lee Enterprises, our tagline is ‘Where Your Story Lives.’ We tell those stories every day through our newspapers and digital platforms and Go Find It! Nebraska gives us an exciting new way to bring them to life and reach audiences far beyond our borders. I couldn’t imagine a better partner than Mike Smith to help us tell the story of this great state.”
Lincoln, Nebraska, Oct. 27, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- GO FIND IT! Nebraska, a new 60-minute special produced by Lee Enterprises’ Brand Ave Studios, will take viewers across the state to explore the destinations, businesses and community stories that make Nebraska a place to discover.
Hosted by Mike Smith, an award-winning Nebraska filmmaker, entrepreneur, travel and adventure keynote speaker and founder of The Bay, the special will feature experiences across western, central and eastern Nebraska, including Scottsbluff/Gering, Chadron, Ogallala, North Platte, Kearney, Grand Island, Lincoln and Omaha.
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