The Register-Herald is published Wednesdays and Saturdays. Circulation is audited annually by the Audit Bureau of Circulations, 900 North Meacham Road, Schaumburg, Illinois 60173-4968. The Register-Heralds primary market area includes Raleigh, Fayette, Greenbrier, Wyoming and Summers counties in West Virginia. The R-H is currently a division of AIM Media Midwest. The Register-Herald is a 7-day morning newspaper published in Beckley, West Virginia. The Register-Herald office has been located at 150 Industrial Drive, Eaton, since March of 2022. The Oskaloosa Herald, Oskaloosa, IA Ottumwa Daily Courier, Ottumwa, IA. Since 1988, the paper has been located in the Junction Village Mall on Barron Street, and at Five Points Center (formerly Miller’s Supermarket) on Barron Street. She was one of West Virginia’s most notable artists and is recognized as one of America’s. such as The Miami Heralds pets classified section, and.
Clair Building, which housed the R-H office and presses at the corner of Main and Barron Streets since the early 20th century, was gutted by fire. 10, 1878: Blanche Lazzell was born in Maidsville, Monongalia County. Register your lost dog (Lost DOG Registration), lost cat (Lost CAT. Sell and Oldfather retired and sold the R-H to Brown Publishing Company of Urbana, Ohio on Jan. In 1947, Harold Sell and Clarence Oldfather purchased the R-H from Unger and were co-owners and publishers for 25 years.
Unger, and on March 18, 1918, the Eaton Register and Eaton Herald were consolidated and published as The Register-Herald. Harkrider and his brother as an independent newspaper. The Eaton Herald was started in 1896 by E.B. However, the proposal was squashed following massive pushback from the public, which balked at the site being turned into apartments.Serving Preble County for more than 200 years, The Register-Herald is a weekly newspaper dedicated to the Preble County community.Ĭornelius VanAusdal, while serving in the Ohio state legislature, began publishing the Eaton Register in 1820. In 2019, a developer wanted to turn the Caldwell Tanks campus into a multi-family development that, in its final form, would have turned the campus into a luxury apartment complex featuring 340 units and an accompanying parking deck. just east of Court Square, has sat vacant, despite multiple efforts to convert it into a usable property. Since Caldwell Tanks moved operations out of the Newnan plant, the facility, located at 57 E. The Register-Herald is six-day morning daily newspaper, Monday thru Friday with a Weekend Edition delivered on Saturday mornings and is based in Beckley. Merced Tribune (Merced, 1872-1874) Mercury-register (Oroville. Broad St., the old Caldwell Tanks facility, intends to redevelop the facility into a mixed-use site that city officials said would make the community proud for generations to come. 1888-1990) Highland Park News-Herald & Journal (Highland Park, 1906-1988). The city of Newnan, which now owns the property at 57 E. “Once you start unwrapping this, this could be double, triple (the cost) for the sake of saving (the brick buildings). “To be clear, this is just the beginning point,” said Councilman Paul Guillaume. Those costs did not sit well with some council members. The second option would have involved temporarily securing the brick facade, which would have meant tearing down the internal buildings while putting in supports for the exterior wall. In addition, city officials did not rule out the possibility of selling leftover bricks to the public, if there are any left after construction.Ĭouncilman George Alexander said that members of the public have asked about the bricks and that he highly encouraged the council to consider allowing bricks to be put up for sale.Īccording to city documents, the first option for preserving the brick structure would have left the existing interior structure of the building in place but would have required hand separating and demolition for other buildings. While the brick buildings will be demolished, city officials indicated on Tuesday that their plan is to palletize, or store, the bricks with the intention of using them in future development on the property. The recommendation was to vote against either of two options for preserving the brick buildings, due to a number of factors, primarily stormwater issues underneath the buildings, as well as added costs and delays related to maintaining the buildings, as well as the possibility of the buildings limiting future development of the property.
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