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Hitchcock, the Omaha World-Herald provides news, commentary, information and advertising that encourage readers to become involved in the world around them. The World-Herald was family owned until 1963 when Peter Kiewit purchased The World-Herald to ensure the paper would continue to be locally owned. After Kiewit's death in 1979 the Company was employee owned until December of 2011 when Warren Bu

ffett and Berkshire Hathaway purchased the paper to once again insure local ownership. Under Berkshire Hathaway ownership, The World-Herald is the largest newspaper in the BH Media Group which consists of 28 daily and 40 weekly newspapers in nine states. The award winning World-Herald is Nebraska’s largest newspaper, and delivers to more readers in southwest Iowa than any other Iowa newspaper. The digital version (Omaha.com) receives approximately 19 million page views by over 1.2 million unique visitors each month. Over 80% of adults in our “home market” of Douglas and Sarpy Counties have seen the printed or digital version in a week's time. The Omaha World-Herald has had only six publishers in its history: Gilbert M. Hitchcock (1885-1934); Henry Doorly (1934-1955); Walter E. Christenson (1955-1966); Harold W. Andersen (1966-1989); John Gottschalk (1989 - 2007); Terry Kroeger (since 2008).