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News-Sentinel to end physical production Monday

(Darrin Wright/1190 WOWO 107.5 FM)

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WOWO): It’s the end of an era.

The Fort Wayne News-Sentinel’s heritage goes back 184 years, and for the past 57 years, they’ve been partnered with the Journal Gazette, providing the Fort Wayne area with two physical newspapers.

But now, there will only be one, as the News-Sentinel announced they’ll be moving primarily to a digital product on Monday, Oct. 9. The move means News-Sentinel content will now only be in print within the morning edition of the Journal Gazette, while the afternoon edition of the News-Sentinel will go away.

The paper says that will give them a chance to have a “more robust and focused digital presence.”

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Gloria Rowland August 24, 2017 at 12:49 pm

I just cancelled our subscription to the News-Sentinel. Hated to because I really liked it so much more than the liberal Journal Gazette. I cancelled it because of the poor grammar, editing and misinformation that I saw daily. Hated to see it. We’ve had our subscription ever since we moved here in 1989. Sad to see it go out like this. Used to be a much better production. Appreciate Kevin Leininger and his professionalism.

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