Omaha World-Herald`sKroeger on Tap for Feb. 16

The Omaha Press Club
Fellowship • Scholarship • Education
And the Best View in Town
Volume 41 • Number 2
February 2012
Heroes…
Omaha World-Herald’s Kroeger on Tap for Feb. 16 OPC
Chris Christen
On Thursday, Feb. 16, Terry sity of Nebraska-Lincoln. His New technology has called
Kroeger, publisher and CEO
of the Omaha World-Herald,
will discuss the recent sale of
the newspaper to Warren Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway.
He will talk about the future
implications of the sale — how
it will affect the business and
news operations of the paper
and some of the history leading
up to the purchase, as well as
some of the major players who
were involved in the decision.
Kroeger joined the WorldHerald in 1985 and became the
sixth publisher in the newspaper’s history in January 2008.
He is a graduate of the Univer-
Ricketts Next
Face on the
Barroom Floor
Joe Ricketts — the man who
gave more than 30 years of
his career building one of the
world’s largest online brokerages — will be honored as the
Omaha Press Club’s next “Face
on the Barroom Floor” on
Monday, Feb. 13.
In 1975, with partners and
a $12,500 investment, Ricketts founded the company now
known as TD Ameritrade. At
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St. Paddy’s Day Buffet
Saturday, March 17
Beginning at 11:30 a.m.
Price: $10
BUFFET INCLUDES:
• Slow-Roasted Corn Beef Brisket
• Garlic & Herb Broiled Red Potatoes
• Boiled Cabbage
(Made with the Corn Beef Stock)
• Irish Frosted Brownies & Cookies
For Reservations,
Call (402) 345-8008
Note: You can read more about other
upcoming Omaha Press Club events on
Page 5.
involvements in professional
and civic organizations are
many, both local and beyond.
He is especially pleased — as
are the rest of us — that the
purchase of the World-Herald
by Berkshire Hathaway will
keep ownership of the newspaper in Omaha.
The members of the Education Committee felt that this
transaction is not only of special interest to the Omaha Press
Club but that it is of such major importance to this city that
it requires a place in the committee’s monthly educational
forums.
into question the future of
newspapers as a vital communication medium in growing
communities. Please join us
to learn how the newspaper in
this community will continue
to play a necessary role in the
future of Omaha and the state
of Nebraska.
The forum begins at noon
and ends promptly at 1 p.m.
The cost is $15 per person
and includes lunch. Call (402)
345-8008 for reservations. Reservations must be accompanied
by an OPC member number or
credit card. A 24-hour cancellation policy applies.
Digital Submissions to Enhance the
OPC Excellence in Journalism Awards
By Nicole Lindquist
OPC Board Member
There are a couple of exciting changes to the Omaha Press
Club’s Excellence in Journalism
Awards competition for 2012.
This year’s contest is made
possible by the generosity of six
sponsors. ConAgra is a Gold
Level sponsor, and All Makes
Office Equipment Company,
Bailey Lauerman, the Jewish
Federation of Omaha Foundation, Swanson Russell and
Universal Information Systems
are all Bronze Level sponsors.
Through these substantial
sponsorships, the second big
change is that the EIJ contest
is going online for the 2012
competition! This will allow us
to save on mailing expenses and
printing costs. Entrants will
save time and money by applying online and judges can score
entries anytime from anywhere.
With the funds from the
sponsorships covering a large
majority of the online database
setup fees, a larger percentage
of the entry fees will be put
toward our mission of funding
journalism scholarships to local
college students.
The contest will open Monday, Feb. 13 and run through
Friday, March 30. Contest
submissions will be handled
through the Better Newspaper
Contest website, www.betternewspapercontest.com.
Entry guidelines will be sent
to those who have previously
submitted entries; if you would
also like to receive the guidelines, e-mail nicolelindquist@
yahoo.com.
If you have any questions or
experience any difficulty with
the online entry form, please
contact Nicole Lindquist at
[email protected]
or call (402) 981-2289.
And save the date for
the Excellence in Journalism Awards/Journalists of
Excellence Hall of Fame
dinner: Saturday, June 9.
By Daisy Hutzell-Rodman
OPC Board Member
Chris Christen has been a
member of the Omaha Press
Club since 1985, when she was
recruited by, as she said, “the
late great” Jim Denney. She has
been a board director, and is a
past president of the club, but
her most heroic act has been
working with the Omaha Press
Club Show.
Denney produced the OPC
Show (along with Tom LaHood) when Christen became
a club member, and Christen
became involved in the show
the next year.
“I think I spent most of my
first year being jealous of those
women who had solos,” Christen said. “That was my dream,
to be good enough to get a
solo.”
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55th OPC Show
Registration Form
On Page 4.
Omaha Press Club Annual Meeting
Omaha Press Club 2012-13 Board: Front row (left to right): Daisy Hutzell-Rodman, Bridget (Weide) Brooks, Nicole Lindquist. Back row (left to right): J.J.
Bartlett, Harland Fogle, Don Summerside, Liz Hruska, Judy Horan, Tom Becka, Susan Eustice and Allen Beermann. Not pictured: Deb Daley, John Heaston
and Todd Murphy.
Photo By Gary Willis
One of the lighter moments
at the Omaha Press Club Annual Meeting on Thursday, Jan.
26 was the empty chair that
president-elect Susan Eustice
left at the table for Chris Allen,
OPC’s president-in-residencein-Oman. Eustice shifted from
chair to chair when acting as
president to open the meeting
and to a different chair to close
out the meeting.
Eustice pressed board member Tom Becka into service to
read Allen’s president’s message, which elicited laughs.
Allen praised Eustice and past
president Wendy Townley for
stepping up to fill in for him.
He did say that he had warned
the nomination committee that
he had applied for a Fulbright
award, and he was honored that
he was elected despite that. He
noted, “As I step down and rejoin the board as past-president
and member, I want to urge
you to use the Press Club. Eat
here, meet friends here, laugh
here and celebrate here.
We need our members to
keep the Press Club healthy.”
Executive Director Steve Villamonte reported that the club
finished the year in the black after a difficult year. Close control
of food costs and a successful New Year’s Eve after-party
helped the club break even.
Committee chairs presented
reports, and the annual election
of officers was held.
Board of Directors
2012-13 Officers
Susan Eustice..................... President
The Salvation Army
Bridget Brooks......... President-Elect
Image Building Communications
J.J. Bartlett........................ Treasurer
First National Bank
Don Summerside...............Secretary
Omaha World-Herald (retired)
Chris Allen.................Past-President
University of Nebraska at Omaha
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Allen Beermann (2011-13)
Tom Becka (2011-13)
Deborah Daley (2011-13)
Harland Fogle (2012-14)
John Heaston (2011-13)
Judy Horan (2012-14)
Liz Hruska (2012-14)
Daisy Hutzell-Rodman (2012-14)
Nicole Lindquist (2012-14)
Todd Murphy (2011-13)
Nebraska Press Association
Author/Speaker
Creighton University
The Reader
Horan Communications
Nebraska Legislative Fiscal Office
Omaha World-Herald
UNMC
Universal Information Services
Communications Committee
Henry Cordes
(402) 444-1130
Susan Eustice, co-chair
(402) 898-5908
Judy Horan, co-chair
(402) 397-6155
Daisy Hutzell-Rodman
(402) 444-1328
Kay Kriss
(402) 689-7108
Howard K. Marcus
(402) 444-1397
John Prescott
(402) 344-3894
Don Summerside
(402) 556-5547
Gary Willis
(402) 493-1373
Bridget (Weide) Brooks
(402) 393-4600
Special thanks to Tom O’Connor, Carol Schrader and Sean P. Weide
for assisting the committee in proofreading the newsletter.
Ricketts Face
Event
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the time, the company was
known as First Omaha Securities Inc. Today, it is one of the
largest online brokerage firms
in the country.
A 5:30 p.m. reception will be
followed at 6:30 p.m. with the
roast ceremony. An optional
dinner follows the roast.
Those scheduled to roast
Ricketts include: Bill Gerber,
chief financial officer of TD
Ameritrade; Coral Dickau,
Ricketts’ longtime executive
assistant; Jerry Gress, former
Ameritrade associate and close
family friend; Kathy Hahn and
Mary Fay, two longtime Ameritrade associates; Bob Slezak,
former executive and chief financial officer of Ameritrade;
and Pete Ricketts, Joe’s son and
a former TD Ameritrade executive and current board member.
Katrina Becker, managing director of communications and
public affairs for TD Ameritrade, will serve as emcee.
The event is open to the public — limited reservations are
still available. To RSVP, call
(402) 345-8008. Cost for dinner is $40 for members and
$50 for nonmembers.
Committee Chairs
Communications Co-Chairs
Susan Eustice, Judy Horan
Education
Gary Kerr
Excellence in Journalism Awards
Nicole Lindquist
Executive Committee
J.J. Bartlett, Bridget (Weide) Brooks
Susan Eustice, Don Summerside,
Chris Allen
“Face on the Barroom Floor”
Tom O’Connor
Hall of Fame
Judy Horan
Marketing/Membership
Bridget (Weide) Brooks
Professional Development
Chris Allen,
OPC Foundation
Dave Ogden
President
Rose Ann Shannon
Vice President
Anne Walsh
Secretary
Larry Weber
Treasurer
John Prescott
Immediate Past President
Trustees
Chris Christen
Henry Cordes
Scott Darling
Dave Hamer
Howard K. Marcus
Joe Weber
Eileen Wirth, Ph.D.
An Update on
Chef Tom Molloy
A NOTE FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
We Did it Again!
By Steve Villamonte, CEC, BS
OPC Executive Director
By Steve Villamonte, CEC, BS
OPC Executive Director
January Winemaker’s Dinner: Lionel Havé, Steve Villamonte, Tommy Shaw
Hip, Hip, Hurray! We did it
once again — the Omaha Press
Club finished the year in the
black. This is great news considering the tough economic
times. I attribute the success
to my partner Christine, Chef
Jon, the efforts of all the committees, the board support, and
all of my hardworking staff.
Thank you all for the hard
work!
Winemaker’s Dinner
The January Winemaker’s
Dinner was fantastic and for
those who attended, you already knew that. The next
Winemaker’s Dinner is planned
for right before tax day — Saturday, April 14, and will feature
the distinct flavors of an Omaha
favorite, Executive Chef Tom
Shaw. Tom has had a vast career, which includes working as
executive chef at local country
clubs, owning Tommy Shaw’s
and, most recently, working
at Methodist Hospital. Tom
is working his newest venture,
an upscale catering operation,
partnering with Lionel Havé.
These two will definitely be a
hit.
Photo Archive
I have been planning a picture archive for the Omaha
Press Club on our website. If
you have new or old pictures
of events or anything from the
Omaha Press Club, and they
are digital, or can be made digital, send them to me at villa@
opc.omhcoxmail.com. If you
want, we can scan photos for
you if you don’t have them in
digital form.
Upcoming Events
We have many events
planned for the coming year
and the best way to stay informed is to frequently view
our website, www.omahapressclub.com.
Save A Tree!
Please help OPC in our
green efforts and request to
receive your newsletter online.
Not only is it good for the en-
Photo By Gary Willis
vironment, but you can access
the publication sooner, since
the electronic version is usually
available days before the snail
mail copy. Call the office at
(402) 345-8587 and tell Jeanie
to switch you to “electronic delivery” for your newsletter.
Give Us Your E-mail
If you don’t already receive
our e-newsletter, we don’t have
your e-mail, but would love to
add you to our list.
Thanks Tom!
I want to send out a “Big
Thank You” to Executive Chef
Tom Molloy. You can read
more about Tom’s health crisis — and how you can help
in the story on this page. Tom
and I have worked together for
the past 17 years and he has
become a close personal friend
and godfather to my son Gabriel.
See you at the club!
For the past 10 years, Chef
Tom Molloy has been an integral part of the day-to-day
operations of the Press Club.
Tom has been a truly hard
worker — a quiet and dedicated employee.
Tom was diagnosed with
chronic obstructive pulmonary
disease (COPD) a little over a
year ago and continued to work
much of the time under severe
breathing complications. Tom
was supposed be on an oxygen
tank 24/7, as part of the treatment. Obviously an oxygen
tank cannot be in a professional
kitchen environment because
of the possible fire hazard, so he
did not follow doctor’s orders.
Instead, Tom — not wanting
to leave the club in a bind —
showed up for work each day
for the next year, until breathing became so difficult he had
to quit working altogether.
Tom is currently planning a
move back to his hometown
(St. Louis) to be near his family.
If you would like to make
a donation towards Tom’s expenses, you can do so through
the Press Club. (Note, however,
that your deduction will not be
tax deductible.) You can make
your checks payable to Tom
Molloy or to the Omaha Press
Club (put “Tom Molloy” in the
subject line of the check) and
drop it off or mail it to the club.
You can contact Steve Villamonte at
[email protected]
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UPCOMING EVENTS
Dinners & Such
Tasty Tidbits From the Omaha Press Club
OPC Easter Buffet
When: Sunday, April 8
10 a.m. to Noon | 12:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m.
Price: Adults $20 • Children $10
Carving Station
Prime Rib of Beef with Horseradish Chantilly and Red Wine au Jus
Whiskey Pepper Glazed Ham
Entrées
Chicken Crêpes Supreme
Lemon Pepper Butter Baked Tilapia • Eggs Benedict
Roasted New Potatoes • Garlic Whipped Potatoes
Asparagus Citron
Next Winemaker’s Dinner Set for April
When: Saturday, April 14
Social: 6 p.m. | Dinner: 6:30
Price: TBA
Mark your calendar for the next OPC Winemaker’s Dinner set for
April 14. Further details in the March issue.
For More Information, Call (402) 345-8008
Happy Hour Drink Specials at the Press Club
Receive $1 off all drinks from 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. (parties and
events exempt).
For More Information, Call (402) 345-8008
OPC 2-for-1 Prime Rib Dinner Every Thursday Night
A La Carte
Build-Your-Own Omelet • Multi-Topping Waffle Bar
Enjoy a prime rib dinner — two people dine for $25 (tax and
gratuity not included).
Salad Display
Including Smoked Salmon Chaud-Froid
Continental Fruit Display, Continental Cheese Display
Fresh Baked Pastries & Breakfast Breads
For Reservations, Call (402) 345-8008
Desserts
Homemade Cakes, Pies & Tortes
When: Saturday, March 17 beginning at 11:30 a.m.
Price: $10
ST. PADDY’S BUFFET
• Slow-Roasted Corn Beef Brisket
• Garlic & Herb Broiled Red Potatoes
• Boiled Cabbage (made with the Corn Beef Stock)
• Irish Frosted Brownies & Cookies
St. Patrick’s Day at the Omaha Press Club
For Reservations, Call (402) 345-8008
Mother’s Day Buffet
When: Sunday, May 13
10 a.m. to Noon | 12:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m.
Price: Adults $20 • Children $10
Carving Station
Prime Rib of Beef with Horseradish Chantilly and Red Wine au Jus
Old School Pineapple-Glazed Ham
Entrées
Chicken Crêpes Supreme
Baked Tilapia Buerre Blanc
Eggs Benedict
Risotto • Lyonnaise Potatoes • Seasonal Vegetables
A La Carte
Build-Your-Own Omelet • Multi-Topping Pancake Bar
Salad Display
Including Smoked Salmon Chaud-Froid
Deviled Eggs
Fresh Baked Pastries • Breakfast Breads • Pecan Rolls
Desserts
New York-style Cheesecake with Strawberries
Chocolate Driscoll Strawberries
Warm Peach Cobbler with French Vanilla Ice Cream
For Reservations, Call (402) 345-8008
Featuring a
Beautiful Themed
Ice Carving
For Reservations, Call (402) 345-8008
Scholarship Awards Ceremony
When: Friday, April 13
5:30 p.m. Cocktail reception
6:30 p.m. Dinner
7:30 p.m. Program
Please join us on Friday, April
13, to honor broadcast journalism pioneer Dottie Sater with
the OPC Foundation’s Career Achievement Award and
Creighton University photojournalism professor Don Doll
with the Journalism Educator
Award.
The OPC Foundation will
also award OPC scholarships
to outstanding journalism students at Creighton University,
the University of NebraskaLincoln, and the University of
Nebraska at Omaha.
Cost per person: $25 (set
dinner menu; vegetarian entrée
upon request)
Reservations must be made
with the Omaha Press Club
by calling (402) 345-8008. If
you are not a member of the
Omaha Press Club, you must
guarantee your reservation with
a major credit card or by sending a check in advance to the
Press Club. RSVP by Monday,
April 9. Cancellations must be
made 48 hours in advance.
For Reservations, Call (402) 345-8008
Watch future issues for more information on upcoming events.
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OPC NOON FORUM RECAP
Alberts Sized Up UNO Sports at Jan. 26 OPC Noon Forum
By Henry Cordes
OPC Communications Committee
Trev Alberts said one of the
most important lessons he
learned from his years playing
football is how to pick yourself up again when you’ve been
knocked down.
The former Nebraska football standout says that has
served him well in the last year,
helping him move on from
the difficult decision he made
as athletic director at UNO to
eliminate the school’s football
and wrestling teams.
Speaking Jan. 26 at the Press
Club’s latest noon forum, Alberts said he definitely wishes
he could change some things
about the way the matter was
handled. But he said he remains
convinced it was the right thing
in the long run for the future of
athletics at UNO.
Alberts was a late substitute
in the forum for UNO hockey
coach Dean Blais, who was
called out on the road recruiting. The forum, moderated
by Press Club president-elect
Bridget (Weide) Brooks, will be
broadcast at noon on Monday,
Feb. 13 on KIOS radio.
Alberts said when he came to
UNO nearly three years ago, he
had no idea of the depth of the
department’s financial problems. He said dropping football
and wrestling and moving up
to Division I competition in all
sports were critical to creating
fiscal stability.
He said the department has
already proven it can drive
more revenue competing at
Division I than it could in Division II. The Maverick men’s
basketball team will pull in at
least $260,000 in guarantees
for playing road games against
other Division I foes next year,
including games at Iowa State
and Wisconsin. That’s more
than double the total ticket
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UNO Athletic Director Trev Alberts
vision II sports — including
football — collected a year ago.
But Alberts said UNO has
been and will remain a hockey
school. Some 92 percent of the
school’s generated athletic revenues come from that sport, and
maximizing financial returns in
hockey will be critical to the department’s future.
“This is our Nebraska football,” he said.
Alberts said it’s too early to
talk about whether UNO will
ultimately build an on-campus
arena to house Maverick hockey. He said there are “a lot of
smart people”’ looking into
questions like whether it’s financially feasible and how big
such a facility would need to
be. He said he doesn’t want to
rush the process because UNO
only has “one chance at this.’”
While The CenturyLink
Center is a world-class facil-
ity, he said, its capacity is also
double the 8,300 fans UNO
typically draws for a hockey
game.
Photo By Gary Willis
“You can draw your own
conclusions,” he said. “I believe
the right thing is going to happen for UNO.”
Press Club Members Making News
Omaha Press Club member Bill Ramsey was named Military Veteran of the Month
and was honored by the Ricketts family — co-owners of the Chicago Cubs — as
their guest at Wrigley Field in Chicago last September.
NEWS BITS ON LOCAL MEDIA HAPPENINGS
Media Notes
• Howard K. Marcus, of the Omaha
World-Herald, who has been with the
newspaper for 25 years, has been
promoted to Deputy Special Sections
Editor. Marcus, an OPC Foundation
trustee, is a past president of the club
and the foundation. He received an OPC
scholarship in 1982. Stephanie Ogren from the Daily
Nonpareil will join the special sections
team as a reporter-editor-designer.
Marcus and Ogren will both report to
Special Sections Editor Shelley Larsen, also an OPC member.
• Josie Loza is the Omaha World-Herald’s new momaha editor. She will leave
her nightlife reporter beat and use her
expertise in social media, creative content and networking to further grow
the website.
• Morning DJ Rich Denison has
moved to Wyoming. Denison was a frequent award winner in the Omaha Press
Club Excellence in Journalism Competition.
Chris Christen Profile
She has done more than
become a soloist in the show —
Christen has been the producer
of the Omaha Press Club Show
since Denney retired in 1996.
She was assistant producer in
1995, after which she took over
production of the whole show.
The OPC Show takes Christen and the show committee
about nine months to plan and
execute, and over the years, she
has seen a lot of changes.
The show moved from Peony
Park, to Holiday Inn Central
to The Rose Theater, during
which time they went from a
dinner theater to heavy hors
d’oeuvres.
“There was a misconception
that we were displeased with
The Rose,” Christen said. “We
loved performing at The Rose,
but patrons said they missed
the dinner, so we moved to the
Mid-America Center.”
Christen has also pared down
some of the costuming, which
helps the performers and the
overall bottom line.
• Kevin Kugler, host of “Unsportsmanlike Conduct” at 1620 The Zone,
has been named Nebraska Sportscaster
of the Year for the eighth time.
• KMTV meteorologist CT Thongklin
is taking a job as a meteorologist at RFD
network effective in March.
• Ros Mercio has been hired as director of sales at Journal Broadcast Group.
She joins Journal from Linn Broadcasting, where she was in Buffalo, NY.
• Wake up with Wingy ... again. Dave
Wingert has been hired by Omaha’s Big
O (101.9) as morning show host.
• Andy Ruback has been named
market manager of Omaha Metro Radio
Cluster at NRG Media.
Media News? Notes? Updates?
Contact [email protected]
OPC Heroes…
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• Omaha Press Club board member Al
Carl has left his position at Channel 3
and is moving back to his home base of
Kansas City. The search is on for a new
news director.
The show’s format has gone
from cabaret to Broadway and
now, back to cabaret.
“Each director and group of
writers has brought unique vision to our staging, and that has
kept it fun for our audiences
through the decades,” Christen
said.
Another regular feature to
the show is emcee Gary Sadlemyer. Christen said the show
writers, directors and producers
have tried to switch things up
so that Sadlemyer’s act is always
new.
“I love show night because of
the laughter that fills the room.
We never want the show to be
perceived as mean-spirited,”
Christen said.
This year’s show will be held
on March 31 at the Mid-America Center.
Condolences
The Omaha Press Club wishes to extend
its condolences to Chris Christen on the
passing of her mother, and to Susan Eustice on the loss of her father.
Hall of Fame Nomination Form
Nominations are welcome. The nominee may be living or deceased and must
have made notable contributions to
broadcast, print or new media journalism. They have shown exceptional
leadership, courage or contributions
to the news industry. They either have
worked in the Omaha area or had a
reasonable career in Omaha before going elsewhere.
Your name __________________________________________
Your phone number __________________________________
I nominate (name) ___________________________________
__ Check here if the journalist is being nominated posthumously.
Why this person should be inducted into the OPC Journalists
of Excellence Hall of Fame (attach separate sheet if necessary):
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Please submit by March 7, 2012 to Omaha Press Club Hall of
Fame Committee, 1620 Dodge St., 22nd Floor, Omaha, NE
68102. Or FAX to 402-345-0114.
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Events Listing
Monday, Feb. 13
Face on the Barroom Floor
Joe Ricketts • Details Page 1
Thursday, Feb. 16
OPC Noon Forum • Details Page 1
Wednesday, March 7
OPC Hall of Fame
Nomination Deadline • Details Page 7
Saturday, March 17
St. Patrick’s Day Buffet • Details - Page 5
Saturday, March 31 • 5:30 p.m.
Omaha Press Club Show • Details - Page 4
Sunday, April 8 • 10:30 a.m.
OPC Easter Buffet • Details - Page 5
Friday, April 13
OPC Foundation Career Achievement
and Scholarships Awards Ceremony
Details - Page 5
Saturday, April 14
OPC Winemaker’s Dinner • Details - Page 5
Sunday, May 13
OPC Mother’s Day Brunch • Details - Page 5
Saturday, June 9
OPC Hall of Fame/Excellence in
Journalism Awards • Details - Page 1
OMAHA PRESS CLUB OFFICE STAFF
Executive Director......................................... Steve Villamonte
Planning & Event Coordinator........................Christine Jones
Administrative Manager................................ Jeanie Campbell
E-mail......................................... [email protected]
Office..............................................................(402) 345-8587
Fax..................................................................(402) 345-0114
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Bridget (Weide) Brooks..................................................Editor
Jon Brooks.................................................................Designer
Office..............................................................(402) 393-4600
Fax..................................................................(402) 393-4603
E-mail...................................................... [email protected]
Submissions for the March 2012 issue are due by Feb. 15.
Reminder!
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Hours of Operation
Lunch
Monday – Friday.............. 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Bar
Tuesday – Saturday.......... 4:30 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Dinner
Thursday – Saturday............. 5 p.m. to 10 p.m.