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Source: West Plains Daily Quill

For more than a century, the West Plains Daily Quill has been proud to keep our community informed, connected and accounted for. Like many community newspapers across the country, we have been navigating steep, ongoing increases in the cost of producing and delivering a physical paper. Over the past two and a half years, periodical postal rates have climbed more than 40%, aluminum printing plate costs have jumped nearly 75%, newsprint has risen roughly 17%, and freight costs to transport those supplies have increased by more than 40%. Rather than pass those compounding costs along to you through drastic subscription price increases, we have made the decision to adjust our print schedule. Beginning Dec. 2, the Quill will transition to a single, comprehensive weekly print edition published every Wednesday. While our print schedule is changing, our commitment to covering West Plains and the surrounding area is not.

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