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14 Comments on Prince William County and The Old Bridge Observer, The Bull Run Observer and The Manassas Observer. Our Local Newspapers.
This is great information for your local newspaper reading public. Hopefull they will still sell the papers, and not go completely online.
Hi Jane, Our hope also. It is great to have them both. Always nice to see the Old Bridge Observer arrive in our mail box but also great to have all the county happenings at one site.
You get your local newspaper delivered in the mail? Interesting. Ours comes via a delivery route person. He usually has our paper at the front door by 4:00 a.m. whereas the mail delivery doesn’t get here until around 3:00 p.m.
Kathleen I do believe they will have to give it a lot of publicity for it to be as successful as we hope
I quit taking the local newspaper a couple of years ago because they put everything online and the paper that came the next morning was everything that I had already read online.
We have the Oregonian as the major paper in Oregon (and since we're across the river, they cover us too)- we used to subscribe. But now, we just get the Columbian, our Clark County paper and like it better. We too have a guy deliver ours early in the a.m.
Hi Jim, The hyper-local paper is indeed delivered by mail every other week. The regional paper comes by the the delivery route person. It is a treat to read the hyper-local Old Bridge Observer, very local happenings.
Karen, I agree. I hope they keep both but we can all see the change coming. I am also partial to certain writers in the Observer and have met a few of the writers through the years. They were always very involved and tied to the community.
Eric, I hear this from so many. The Observer website will be great in that it merges the three papers together. Three hyper-local papers, which will give us more of a reach within the county.
The Old Bridge Observer, The Bull Run Observer, The Manassas Observer
Thanks Debb for stopping by as always. Seems we all have our favorites. Change is coming here also...
We have such a great community with so many interesting community events and stories to be told and read.
Kathleen, we have about six community papers here in the District. They are sort of fun to read, and they've turned into the best place to learn about estate sales to pick up staging pieces!
Patricia, Absolutely. So much great local stuff. Thanks for stopping by!
This is really useful info for anyone moving to your area. I think this gives me a good idea for a post in my area!
Georgina, It is useful information for the community. I have had a few people now tell me they saw my blog and have the site bookmarked. Have a great eve!