GO FIND IT! Nebraska, a 60-minute special about the state’s destinations, businesses and communities, is scheduled to premiere in December 2026. Produced by Lee Enterprises’ Brand Ave Studios and hosted by filmmaker and entrepreneur Mike Smith, it will be available on Lee’s Nebraska news websites and MikeSmithLive.com.

Key Takeaways

  • The special will be followed by six individual chapters in early 2027.
  • Kawasaki and LOVB Nebraska Volleyball are presenting the program, and additional partnership opportunities remain available.

What GO FIND IT! Nebraska will feature

The planned journey spans western, central and eastern Nebraska, with stops including Scottsbluff and Gering, Chadron, North Platte, Kearney, Lincoln and Omaha. Featured attractions will range from Toadstool Geologic Park to live entertainment at Pinnacle Bank Arena.

The special will also feature businesses including Chief Industries, CompanyCam and Kawasaki Motors Manufacturing, exploring the roles of manufacturing, technology, agriculture and entrepreneurship in Nebraska communities.

Release plans and partnerships

The six chapters are planned for early 2027, alongside short-form videos and social content about the featured communities, businesses and experiences. No specific premiere date in December was announced.

Organizations can still seek statewide, category or featured-market partnerships. Depending on the package, partners may receive program recognition, integration into relevant storytelling, companion video content and promotional exposure across Lee Enterprises’ Nebraska footprint.

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