three MAN Roland presses from Germany; a 20,000-square-foot (1,900 m2) paper-storage facility capable of storing 3,000 rolls of newsprint and a 600-stall parking garage. Large portions of the exterior are glass, allowing downtown traffic to see the storage facility and presses. The storage facility/press hall is connected by a tunnel than runs underneath 13th Street in Omaha. Most newspaper facilities of this size have been built on greenfield sites: The Omaha World-Herald was dedicated to keeping its newspaper facilities downtown, which required a more vertical structure, and the tunnel. Transfer Vehicle System (TVS) robotic vehicles are used to deliver newsprint to the press. The presses weigh 1,661 U.S. tons and can produce 75,000 newspapers per hour. The John Gottschalk Freedom Center produces four editions of the Omaha World-Herald daily, in addition to a Sunday edition and daily editions of the Daily NonPareil for neighboring Southwest Iowa. Construction of the modern facility served as the impetus for redesigning the layout of the actual newspaper. In 2006, the company purchased the 16-story former Northwestern Bell/Qwest Communications building in downtown Omaha as a new base for its news, editorial, circulation and business operations. Notable staff Gilbert M. Hitchcock: founder, editor (Omaha World) George L. Miller: founder (Omaha Herald) Thomas Tibbles: assistant editor (Omaha Herald) Elia W. Peattie: Chief editorial writer, 1889–1896 William Jennings Bryan: Editor, 1894–1896 Henry Doorly: Editor, publisher, 1934–1950 Peter Kiewit: Owner, 1963–1979 Harvey E. Newbranch: Writer, winner of 1920 Pulitzer Prize for editorial writing at the paper Paul Henderson: reporter, winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Investigative Reporting in 1982 when working at The Seattle Times John Gottschalk: Former publisher and CEO; former World-Herald Co. chairman; philanthropist Terry J. Kroeger: Former publisher and CEO of both BH Media Group and The Omaha World-Herald Co. Now owner of Smith Kroeger Advertising based in Omaha, Nebraska. Jeff Koterba: Editorial cartoonist since 1989 James Keogh: Reporter Ed Koterba, writer and photographer Rainbow Rowell: Author (1995-2012) See also Omaha Daily Bee History of Omaha, Nebraska References External links 1885 establishments in Nebraska Employee-owned companies of the United States Lee Enterprises publications Newspapers published in Omaha, Nebraska Publications established in 1885 Pulitzer Prize-winning newspapers Pulitzer Prize for Public Service winners Daily newspapers published in the United States