It’s Small Business Saturday, and one of our most popular items is on sale - Baseball caps! We've added new colors, so be sure to check them out. For this weekend only, get 10% off.

Discover the Season's Must-Haves in Lozafina's Holiday Gift Guide. Shop to Support a Noble Cause. Honor Your Loved Ones with Gifts That Give Back!

Just a quick note to say a huge thanks to you! Your support means the world to us and has been a key part of our story.

Under the exemplary leadership of Bridgett Belsky, Room for Roots is dedicated to creating opportunities for women of color in the business world. This award stands as a testament to Bridgett's vision and the tireless efforts of their dedicated team.

Oh, the unforeseen deadline. We’ve all been there. I bet I can recount how it happened. You're a PR professional, and it's just another day at the office. The coffee is brewing, your to-do list is set, and then — out of nowhere — an urgent request lands on your desk.

As a leader, you’re at the helm of your organization's ship. While you expect smooth sailing, there are times when you must navigate through stormy behavior, particularly a difficult employee. One who doesn’t seem to respect your leadership.

The holidays are upon us! Partake in some early gift shopping at the third annual Midtown Merry Market at the Empire Room on Sunday, November 13, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Monique Farmer, founder of Avant Solutions, was recently celebrated at the Inspire Awards Luncheon, where she was honored with the "Excellence in Business (Small-Medium) Award.

Carmen Tapio, the president and CEO of North End Teleservices, was recognized among a distinguished group of ten women. The event, hosted by The Omaha World-Herald, was held at the CHI Health Center Arena.

Gallery Highlights from the August Women’s Leadership Roundtable in collaboration with U.S. Senator Deb Fischer were taken by Omaha photographer Tootie Claxton of That Life Visuals.

On behalf of all of us at Lozafina, we extend our heartfelt congratulations to the Midlands Business Journal’s 40 under 40 honorees. Your dedication, innovation, and relentless pursuit of excellence have not only set you apart but have also greatly enriched our communities.

We're honored and humbled to share an update that emphasizes the importance of collaboration, innovation, and collective efforts in the realm of marketing and public relations.

My rise from personal challenges to becoming the CEO of my own enterprise forms the backbone of “Resilience in Words,” a motivational planner and journal in which I hope inspires others facing their own silent battles. 

Omaha native Leo Adam Biga takes pride in his vibrant hometown. He honed his journalistic skills at the University of Nebraska at Omaha and started his career in nonprofit public relations.

Literature has the unique ability to transport us to different realms, offer profound insights, and provide the guidance we need to nurture our inner selves.

Happy Halloween! Omaha’s The Riverfront will host “It’s Fall Y’all,” an evening filled with spooky fun and delightful surprises on Saturday, October 28, from 4-8:30 p.m.

Prepare for an unforgettable celestial gathering as the Strategic Air Command and Aerospace Museum gears up to host a spectacular viewing party for the upcoming annular solar eclipse happening on Saturday, October 14.

My older sister's unwavering passion for fashion has left a lasting impression on me, teaching me that clothing transcends gender boundaries and encouraging me to embrace experimentation without hesitation.

At Lozafina Marketing and Public Relations, our passion lies in weaving stories and shaping brands that resonate deeply with audiences. One of our recent collaborations, which fills us with immense pride, is with the delightful Camp's Healthy Snacks.

Let's delve into the journey of crafting their brand identity.

The Omaha World-Herald’s library was truly a hidden newsroom gem. They say every picture tells a story, and in a place like the library, the stories ran deep, as deep as those seemingly never-ending rows of 8-foot rolling file cabinets. It was in this silent, yet profoundly evocative realm, that I first met Jeanne Hauser.