We’re moving!
For what seems like forever, 113 S. Williams St. has been the home of the newspaper that today is the Paulding Progress. This week, that has changed as we moved into a new office on the square in Paulding.
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Giving you your money’s worth
ince I started this job almost two years ago, I have wanted to be certain that our readers get their money’s worth. The price of Progress isn’t too much compared with many other newspapers across the country, but the concern is always that for what you spend, you get enough that it seems worth it.
What a typical Monday is like at the Progress
By JERRY STANFORDEditorjstanford@cherryroad.com For the Paulding Progress to be in stores and arrive in local mailboxes on Wednesday, we go to press at noon on… Login to continue reading Login…
Pulling back the curtain
By JERRY STANFORDEditorjstanford@cherryroad.com There’s a lot that goes into making a newspaper. After my time out for back surgery, it became obvious that many people… Login to continue reading Login…
Typewriters and cameras and X-Acto knives, oh my!
If Progress readers in 1949 could have looked into the future 75 years, they certainly would have been shocked at the difference in today’s newspapers.
Paying homage to a long-time Paulding Progress writer
In a departure from my usual nature-related column, this week I am joining in on the celebration of 75 years of the publication of the Paulding Progress.
How I got here during the Progress 75th Anniversary
When I realized that the Progress was turning 75, I was convinced something had to be done.
The first ever Paulding Progress
The front page of the very first edition of the Paulding Progress on November 17, 1949 Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close