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About This Business

Omaha World-Herald provides news coverage, including local, state, and national reporting. The company assists readers with updates on sports, weather, entertainment, and community events.

BBB Accredited Since: 1/11/1936

Years in Business: 134

Products and Services

This company offers a daily area newspaper avaliable in print and on-line.

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Business Details

BBB File Opened:
1/7/1936
Business Started:
1/1/1892
Business Incorporated:
12/23/2014
Type of Entity:
Corporation
Alternate Names:
Lee Enterprises, Inc.

Additional Contact Information

Customer Contacts
Diana Biggs, Circulation Administrative Assistant
Bryan Slimp, Circulation Consumer Relations Manager
Katie KInsella, Executive Assistant
Additional Phone Numbers
Other Phone: (402) 346-3363
Additional Email Addresses
Primary: Email this Business

Additional Information

Latest Reviews

  • Deborah . O

    "I’m a New Yorker. Omaha world herald is a fair example of what’s happening in the world." ... Read full review

  • Kl w

    "Your new comics and puzzle page on delivered (paper) subscription is ridiculous. I AM ON STRIKE!" ... Read full review

  • Robert F

    "I cancelled my digital copy a month ago for the year beginning in May. They acknowledged but want to discuss." ... Read full review

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