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Why I Want To Live In Nebraska
When people hear Jason Aldean play the song “Fly Over States,” they hear the words “Just a bunch of square cornfields and wheat farms” and “ Who’d want to live down there in the middle of nowhere?” There are many reasons why people would want to live in the middle of the United States where Nebraska is located. Arts and Culture, Recreation, and Agriculture are some of the many reasons why Nebraskans love to live in Nebraska.

Nebraska has many opportunities for Arts and Culture. The Pinnacle Bank Arena offers family friendly shows, concerts, and sporting events. The events attract many people to the downtown Haymarket area in Lincoln. Omaha has the Joslyn Art Museum. It has old and new art in addition to educational and outreach programs.
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