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Iron County Miner Printing, established in 1885, is a longstanding newspaper serving the community of Hurley, Wisconsin. Published weekly, it has been a trusted source of local news and information for over 139 years. Located in Downtown Hurley, Iron County Miner Printing is a cornerstone of the community, offering a variety of products and services to residents and businesses alike. With a focus on local events and stories, the newspaper continues to be a vital link between the people of Iron County and the world around them.Generated from the website

History of the Herald The Ontonagon Herald, the area's oldest continuously published newspaper, has been a pillar in the county business community for over 126 years. First published in April of 1881 as a "fighting newspaper" with a mission, this weekly paper has kept to its mission of keeping the county community informed about what is happening and where. The current circulation of the Ontonagon Herald is roughly 3, 700 and growing. The Herald is not only a newspaper but also a complete office supply and stationery store and job printing shop. The Herald's official day of publication is Wednesday of each calendar week, year-round. The paper is composed and prepared for printing at the local offices on computers and is then digitally transferred to the Ironwood Daily Globe, along with the digital pictures, where it is printed on their large presses in Ironwood, folded, and delivered to Ontonagon for distribution, all in less than a day's time. This is a far cry from the old Linotype machines, the rumbling of the presses, and the smell of printer's ink. The Herald offices are strangely quiet, unless a printing job is being turned out on the smaller presses that are still in use. A recent feature offered by the Herald is the Great Northern Connection, in which classified ads run in the Herald are also seen in 520, 000 homes throughout the U.P. and northern Wisconsin.

The Vilas County News-Review is a local publication based in Eagle River, Wisconsin, that provides comprehensive coverage of community news, sports, and events in the surrounding areas, including Conover, Land O' Lakes, Phelps, Sayner, St. Germain, and Three Lakes. The publication also features sections dedicated to lifestyle, outdoor activities, and business, ensuring readers stay informed about both local happenings and opportunities. In addition to regular news updates, the Vilas County News-Review hosts and promotes various community events, including annual festivals, sports tournaments, and health initiatives, fostering a strong sense of community engagement. Their commitment to highlighting local affairs is evident through the publication of timely articles, event coverage, and practical resources for residents and visitors alike. Generated from the website