Courier Journal stopping Louisville presses
January 8, 2021By The Associated Press
LOUISVILLE — The presses at the Courier Journal building in downtown Louisville, Kentucky are stopping for good.
The newspaper's printing and packaging facility will close permanently in March, according to officials with Gannett, which owns the Courier Journal. Printing and other production operations will be split between Gannett-owned newspapers in Knoxville, Tennessee, and Indianapolis, the Courier Journal reported.
The move will result in the loss of 102 jobs, Gannett officials said. It isn't expected to have an impact on newspaper delivery.
The Courier Journal’s advertising and news teams will remain in Louisville. The March 9 edition of the paper will be the last to be printed in the city.
More on DuboisCountyHerald.com
-
County sees 20 new COVID-19 cases
The Indiana State Department of Health has reported since Friday 20 new COVID-19 cases in Dubois... -
Peace on the Water
As Kyle Gudorf and Lance Reynolds searched for their next great catch, the bowfishermen learned... -
County records 5 new COVID-19 cases
The Indiana State Department of Health reported Friday five new COVID-19 cases in Dubois County. -
County sees 9 new COVID-19 cases
The Indiana State Department of Health reported Thursday nine new COVID-19 cases in Dubois County. -
New chamber director devoted to people
Becky Hickman has always enjoyed helping people succeed by connecting them to resources. -
County records 8 new COVID-19 cases
The Indiana State Department of Health reported Wednesday eight new COVID-19 cases in Dubois County. -
County sees 5 COVID-19 deaths, 5 new cases
The Indiana State Department of Health reported Tuesday five new COVID-19 deaths in Dubois... -
Man injured in crash with stopped school bus
A Birdseye man was flown to an Evansville hospital with a head injury after his pickup truck...
