What Goes into a Community Newspaper

The task of creating a weekly newspaper has changed dramatically over the years.  Today, highly trained and skilled employees work on latest computer-assisted layout and design programs, and most community newspapers are now printed at centralized state-of-the-art printing plants.  As well, many publishers now are creating on-line electronic versions of their newspaper on their websites. 

Journalists continue in the tradition of producing relevant editorial content about the people, events and businesses that shape their community. They see the impact of their words and photos in the faces of their neighbours and friends, and take their responsibility seriously.

Community newspapers are all about:
- remaining personal and relevant
- reaching a mainstream targeted audience desired by advertisers
- investing in technologically advanced and professional equipment and marketing tools