Sign outside the Red Hill General Store.
The store opened in 1926 and The Weekly Times has the largest circulation of any rural newspaper in Australia.
news for country folk
keeping them close to voices
from other places
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8 comments:
It's good to see them both still in business after all that time!
Nothing like the local paper! I'd always pick up a local newspaper wherever we traveled!
Newspapers are shrinking and disappearing. Good to see this one is doing well.
Quite an admirable accomplishment!
~Lindy
since technology has taken over the dissemination of news, more and more papers are going out of business. how about this one?
that's a very long time for a paper to be in business! our newspaper has changed immensely from when I first started reading it.
A lot can happen in a week. Perhaps if it had been a daily it wouldn't have survived so long. The bird is a great logo, too!
I don't know about the paper, but I like the bird mascot!
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