TUPELO, Miss. (AP) — The Monday edition of the Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal was the first to come off a new printing press.
Clay Foster, chairman/CEO of Journal Inc. and publisher of the Daily Journal, says the paper worked for months to prepare the new multimillion-dollar, 160-feet-long printing press for its first full run on Sunday night.
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