LINCOLN, NE — As the country marks 20 years since the 9/11 terrorist attacks, Nebraska is remembering fallen military members and first responders.
National non-profit Honor 365 hosted a ceremony recognizing those groups Wednesday morning in Lincoln. The group honored the families of four locals who died in service, including Lincoln Police Investigator Mario Herrera.
Gov. Pete Ricketts and Lincoln Mayor Leirion Gaylor Baird both addressed the crowd and stressed the importance of remembering those who served and are serving.
Watch the above video for the sights and sounds of the event. Click here fore more on Honor365. You can visit the group’s exhibit at Gateway Mall in Lincoln.
