As you’ve already noticed, your local newspaper is a little smaller and more pages. Our previous printing partner closed as of July 31. Our new printing partner strongly encouraged us to switch …
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As you’ve already noticed, your local newspaper is a little smaller and more pages.
Our previous printing partner closed as of July 31. Our new printing partner strongly encouraged us to switch from the traditional newspaper broadsheet size to tabloid, as the scores of publications they print are now.
So, it’s time for a change!
In the next few weeks, we have a few more design changes in the planning stage. We think you’ll like them.
We’ll work out a few kinks, and we appreciate the fact that you welcome our newspaper into your homes each week. Our staff works hard to keep the community informed. There are too many communities that have lost their local newspaper, and we’re committed to make the community a better place.
Let me know what your think. Email me at john@thepaperboy.news.
John McLoone
Publisher
