From the editor: Announcing some changes to the production of your print newspaper
News October 06, 2025

From the editor: Announcing some changes to the production of your print newspaper

Starting in November, we're going to be publishing the print newspaper six days a week instead of seven, on Tuesday through Sunday.

The familiar thud of the daily newspaper hitting your doorstep is about to undergo a slight shift. Starting this November, we're adjusting our print publication schedule to bring you the news six days a week, from Tuesday through Sunday. This change, while representing a reduction in print frequency, is designed to allow us to better focus our resources and deliver an even more robust and engaging news product throughout the week.

For years, we've been committed to providing you with a comprehensive daily snapshot of local, national, and international events. However, the media landscape is constantly evolving, and we must adapt to ensure we continue to serve our community effectively. This adjustment to our print schedule allows us to strategically reinvest in areas that enhance the overall quality and depth of our reporting.

What does this mean for you, our valued readers? While you won't receive a print edition on Mondays, our commitment to delivering timely and accurate news remains unwavering. Our website and digital platforms will continue to be updated around the clock, providing breaking news, in-depth analysis, and engaging multimedia content seven days a week. You can access the latest headlines, feature stories, photo galleries, and videos anytime, anywhere, on your computer, tablet, or smartphone.

This change will also allow us to dedicate more resources to investigative journalism, long-form features, and community reporting. We believe that by concentrating our efforts on six days of print publication, we can produce a higher-quality newspaper that provides even greater value to our readers. Expect to see more in-depth coverage of local issues, more compelling human-interest stories, and more insightful analysis of the events shaping our world.

We understand that some readers may be disappointed by the reduction in print frequency. However, we are confident that this strategic adjustment will ultimately strengthen our ability to deliver the news and information you rely on. We appreciate your continued support and look forward to serving you with a vibrant and informative newspaper, six days a week, starting this November. We encourage you to explore our digital platforms for daily updates and to stay connected with us online. Thank you for being a part of our community.
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