Lincoln Military Housing Blog

Being a milspouse is great, but there is no denying deployment can lead to loneliness, and the loneliness is felt by partners too. This feeling is completely natural, but there are healthy ways of coping with loneliness. Follow these tips to help...

During this difficult time, discounts and free services or items for military families can be a huge help. There are countless deals and discounts out there that help save money. Along with special offerings for the general public, there are also...

At Lincoln Military Housing, it remains our mission to provide exemplary service. With that in mind, we are always looking for ways we can improve and make our residents’ experience and our communities better. 

Occasionally, I run across something that causes me to scratch my head. Here’s one: The majority of those that rent DO NOT have renters insurance. In fact, numerous surveys and studies over the years have pegged renters insurance ownership at...

National Read a Book Day is coming up soon on September 6, making it the perfect time to share some of our favorite books on military life. For military children, having a parent in the military can sometimes be a confusing, isolating, and...

There are two big myths about renter’s insurance. One is that it’s too expensive and the other is that it’s not needed.

The past months have been extremely challenging due to COVID-19 and all the stress and uncertainty that has come along with it. Lincoln Military Housing is doing its best to provide support for military families feeling the effects of the...

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Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) symptoms may start within one month of a traumatic event, but sometimes symptoms may not appear until years after the event. These symptoms cause significant problems in social or work situations and in...