Kleine, who graduated from the high school in 1970, has served on the board for about three years.

The curfew will be in place from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. on both Friday and Saturday.

Owners, residents and volunteers began prying the boards off windows in Omaha’s Old Market this week, inching toward reopening. But they can't predict what the coming days will bring.

The symbols Stothert was referring to were letters of the Korean alphabet that spelled the name of a commenter on the mayor's Facebook page.

On the sixth night of protests in Omaha, Nebraska’s best-known advocate for racial justice, State Sen. Ernie Chambers, visited with about 60 mostly young people outside City Hall about injustice and civic engagement.

Clergy gathered with a crowd of about 100 near 30th and Ames Streets midday Wednesday to reiterate their support for the black community and to figure out a positive path forward

Pastor Jarrod Parker of North Omaha’s St. Mark Baptist Church said he accepted what he called the governor’s sincere apology and hopes to move forward in a spirit of peace and unity.

"People like Zuri need to be seen," photographer Dalton Carper said. "I think she symbolizes that there is hope that these injustices will stop with her generation."

Largely peaceful protests have occurred three nights in a row, including two nights without a curfew.

Who joined the recent protests locally and nationwide — and their underlying motivations — isn’t always crystal clear, experts said. Protesters are not a monolith.

The third anniversary of Zachary BearHeels’ death while in the custody of Omaha police fell as protesters across the country took to the streets again to denounce police brutality and racism.