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The Daily Nonpareil was established in 1857 by 24-year-old William Wirt Maynard of Michigan. Maynard, a journeyman printer, had been commissioned by the newly formed Republican Party to start a paper in what was then the Democratic-Whig stronghold of Council Bluffs. The daily newspaper provides local and national news, entertainment, sports, classifieds and business news to southwestern Iowa. The Daily Nonpareil maintains offices in Council Bluffs, Iowa.

Omaha Business Journal is a leading source of business news and information in the Greater Omaha, Lincoln, and Council Bluffs area. With a focus on industries such as architecture, banking, finance, construction, education, engineering, healthcare, hospitality, insurance, legal, nonprofit, real estate, and technology, the journal covers a wide range of topics including culture, diversity, economic development, entrepreneurship, leadership, philanthropy, and more. It provides critical business news, thoughtful analysis, and valuable strategic insights for business leaders, while also highlighting local events, companies, and individuals making an impact in the community. As a trusted resource, Omaha Business Journal delivers up-to-date information through its digital platform, including email newsletters, publications, and special sections. With a commitment to promoting local businesses and supporting the growth of the region, the journal showcases the achievements of small businesses, women in business, young professionals, and family-owned enterprises. Whether it's through its coverage of the 40 Under 40 nominations, charitable events, or the Nebraska Business Hall of Fame, Omaha Business Journal plays a vital role in connecting businesses, fostering collaboration, and driving economic development in the area.Generated from the website

Adams County Free Press is a local news publication based in Corning, IA. With a history dating back to 1985, the newspaper has been providing the community with news, opinions, obituaries, and sports coverage. The publication also offers an e-edition for readers to access past issues. Additionally, Adams County Free Press is involved in community initiatives through the Adams Community Foundation, which awards grants to support local projects and has an endowment fund to provide ongoing financial support. The newspaper covers a range of topics, including recent articles on the Adams County Zoning Commission's decision to move forward with a Renewable Energy Chapter and the concerns of the Adams County Priceless Land Coalition regarding wind turbine development. With a focus on local news and community engagement, Adams County Free Press serves as a valuable source of information for residents of Adams County.Generated from the website