Lincoln Journal Star, daily newspaper that serves Lincoln, Nebraska
The Lincoln Journal Star is a daily newspaper in Lincoln, Nebraska, created in 1995 when two older publications merged. The paper covers local events, weather, sports, government decisions, and school news, helping residents stay informed about their city and region.
The newspaper was created in 1995 from the merger of two established publications: the Lincoln Journal, founded in 1867 as the Nebraska Commonwealth and later renamed, and the Lincoln Star, which started in 1902 as a morning paper. Both papers had shared resources during the Great Depression before eventually merging into todays publication.
The Lincoln Journal Star plays a central role in the daily lives of residents and helps them stay connected to their city. The newspaper documents local traditions, community celebrations, and remarkable stories of people that shape the cultural fabric of the community.
The office is located on South 21st Street near the city center and is easy to find in a busy area with other shops and offices nearby. Street parking is available around the building, and several parking garages are within walking distance, making a visit convenient.
The newspaper won a Pulitzer Prize in 1949 for its reporting on political primaries in Nebraska, a rare achievement for a local publication. This award reflects how significant the papers investigative work was for the state and beyond.
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