OPINION: Leavenworth-area papers held on long enough to find new owners
The publisher of the Leavenworth Echo and four other papers in north-central Washington kept them going, barely, until new owners were found to revive them.
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The publisher of the Leavenworth Echo and four other papers in north-central Washington kept them going, barely, until new owners were found to revive them.
I was saddened to hear that longtime publisher Jeff Fletcher had made the wrenching decision to shut down the Grant County Journal at the end of June, ending that paper’s
Last month, the Grant County Journal ran its last issue after more than a century of publishing and serving Ephrata and the surrounding area...
I was saddened to hear that longtime publisher Jeff Fletcher had made the wrenching decision to shut down the Grant County Journal at the end of June, ending that paper’s
Dear Editor, This is to salute the service the Grant County Journal provided Ephrata residents over the years. As a former reporter for The Herald who covered the county seat, it's still hard to admit how many times Randy Bracht scooped me on stories. I always felt I had to work a lot harder just to keep up. It seemed like every morning we'd say hello as we made the rounds to the jail, courts, and other government offices...