Ashland Gazette

Wahoo Newspaper, based in Wahoo, Nebraska, provides a comprehensive source of local news, sports, and community events, catering to residents with a focus on regional issues and updates. The publication features various sections including obituaries, lifestyle, arts, and education, ensuring a well-rounded representation of daily life in the community. In addition to traditional news coverage, Wahoo Newspaper engages its audience through contests, special sections, and an e-edition format, making it accessible for readers on the go. This dedication to both informative and engaging content highlights the newspaper's commitment to serving its audience and fostering community connection. Generated from the website

The Douglas County Post-Gazette family of newspapers has a rich history dating back to July 1881, originating in the rural communities of Bennington, Elkhorn, and Waterloo. Recently, it has returned to its roots by reviving the original names of the local newspapers, which had been consolidated for nearly 90 years, to better reflect the unique identities and growth of these communities. With a focus on promoting local news, events, and school districts, the re-established publications aim to serve their communities more effectively as they have expanded significantly. The ownership encourages residents to support these ultra-local newspapers through subscriptions and advertisements, fostering a deeper connection to their communities. Generated from the website

The Lincoln Journal Star is Southeast Nebraska s leading daily newspaper, with a circulation of more than 76,000 daily and 83,500 Sunday. The Journal Star publishes several niche publications, has a direct mail operation, several web sites and a commercial printing operation. The newspaper, serving the state capital in Lincoln, also owns and operates the Beatrice Daily Sun, Fremont Tribune, Columbus Telegram, Schuyler Sun, David City Banner Press and Plattsmouth Journal. The Journal Star is a division of Lee Enterprises with approximately 450 employees in many fields such as finance, advertising, circulation, editorial, engineering and maintenance, information systems, marketing and production. Lee Enterprises is a 112-year-old company that owns 52 daily newspapers and a joint interest in six others, along with associated online services. Lee has become the 12th largest newspaper company in the country and is the premier group serving midsize communities. Its 52 newspapers in 23 states have a combined circulation of more than 1.1 million daily and 1.2 million Sunday. Lee Enterprises is based in Davenport, Iowa.