A first step in reconciliation: Mayor recognizes Lincoln as ancestral lands of Otoe-Missouria tribe

Lincoln's mayor proclaimed Wednesday Otoe-Missouria Day to recognize the tribe's ancestral lands in and around Lincoln as part of an effort to reconcile a painful past and forge new relationships.

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