Editing Wahoo, Nebraska (section)

==In popular culture==
Beginning in February 1996, the city was denoted the location of the "[[Cities that have been David Letterman's Home Office|home office]]" that produces the [[Late Show Top Ten List|Top Ten List]] for [[David Letterman]]'s ''[[Late Show with David Letterman|Late Show]]'' program, having relocated from [[Grand Rapids, Michigan]]. The town had lobbied Letterman for the status for months. It had the Nebraska legislature proclaim Letterman an [[Nebraska Admiral|admiral in the Great Navy of the State of Nebraska]], and it inundated him with letters, postcards, and bribes of flowers, clothing, animals, alcoholic beverages, shredded money, and free checkups at the Wahoo Medical Center. When Letterman jokingly said he wanted more, Wahoo sent him a '76 [[Ford Pinto]] with a sofa attached to the hood, a wall clock made of cow droppings, and two of the town's teenagers, brothers Jeff and Josh Price. The nightly recap of the Top Ten List at the [[CBS]] website was titled ''The Wahoo Gazette''.<ref>[http://journalstar.com/lifestyles/misc/from-the-home-office-in-wahoo-neb-letterman-wooers-remember/article_ff8a5ecb-943c-5175-9725-3ec7cf778bb4.html Matteson, Cory. "From the home office in Wahoo, Neb., Letterman wooers remember 'Late Show,'" ''Lincoln'' (NE) ''Journal Star'', Saturday, May 16, 2015.]</ref>