In September 2018, GateHouse Media closed two papers in rural Arkansas: The Hope Star, a twice-weekly in Hempstead County (hometown of Bill Clinton), and the weekly Nevada County Picayune. But soon afterward, the weekly Hope-Prescott News began publication and is celebrating its first anniversary this month, according to the Arkansas Publisher Weekly.
from The Rural Blog https://ift.tt/2Mtag3p Where GateHouse had closed two rural Arkansas papers last year, a new locally-owned one thrives - Entrepreneur Generations
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