Day they’ll never forget: Lo Sole Mio helps guests celebrate love on Valentine’s Day in 1997

"It's a very romantic atmosphere. It gives me a wonderful feeling, which is the industry of giving," said one of the workers.

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You could feel the love in the air at Lo Sole Mio in 1997.Valentine’s Day was one of the restaurant’s biggest days of the year, so staff prepped tables, food, and additional room, setting the mood for a lovely night.”It’s a very romantic atmosphere. It gives me a wonderful feeling, which is the industry of giving,” said one of the workers.Sweethearts sent in teddy bears, flowers, candy, and other gifts to have waiting at their tables for when they arrived. “We have a lot of people that propose on Valentine’s Day,” the worker said.See the full story in the video above.More from the KETV Archives:Cowboys volunteer to help wrangle roaming steer in Douglas County in 1996″Have you ever had something chase you like that? Tell me that’s not exciting,” said one of the volunteers.Ralston High School develops musical in 1986 that sheds light on importance of theater, arts in schools”They wanted a lot of different elements in it. Things like censorship. They wanted statements on censorship, statements on philosophy, statements on goals. All of that,” said one of the organizers.

OMAHA, Neb. —

You could feel the love in the air at Lo Sole Mio in 1997.

Valentine’s Day was one of the restaurant’s biggest days of the year, so staff prepped tables, food, and additional room, setting the mood for a lovely night.

“It’s a very romantic atmosphere. It gives me a wonderful feeling, which is the industry of giving,” said one of the workers.

Sweethearts sent in teddy bears, flowers, candy, and other gifts to have waiting at their tables for when they arrived.

“We have a lot of people that propose on Valentine’s Day,” the worker said.

See the full story in the video above.

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Cowboys volunteer to help wrangle roaming steer in Douglas County in 1996

“Have you ever had something chase you like that? Tell me that’s not exciting,” said one of the volunteers.

Ralston High School develops musical in 1986 that sheds light on importance of theater, arts in schools

“They wanted a lot of different elements in it. Things like censorship. They wanted statements on censorship, statements on philosophy, statements on goals. All of that,” said one of the organizers.