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No. The Greenville News still has a print edition everyday except Saturday. It is sold at most normal retail outlets including supermarkets and convenience stores. Although not as many stores sell the print edition as in years past. I was surprised to see a Food Lion that no longer sold The Greenville News, in Greer. The newsstand price is now $3.50 daily and $4.00 on Sunday. It is owned by Gannett, the publisher of USA Today. You can also purchase The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal at select supermarket locations such as Publix and Harris Teeter, and The Charlotte Observer is still sold on Sunday.
Up until about 2010, Greenville offered a great selection of out of town newspapers, including The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, The Charlotte Observer, and The State paper from Columbia. In recent years, such long distance distribution has declined in favor of digital platforms.
Embarrassing, I've been here for five months already and yet I don't know enough of this city...
According to Google search engine, is it about right? Never heard of WSPA tho
[LEFT]Top 10 Greenville News Websites (City in South Carolina)
WYFF News 4 | Greenville SC News and Weather.
Greenville Journal.
The Greenville News.
GVLtoday.
WSPA.com.
FOX Carolina News
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WYFF-4, WSPA-7,, and WHNS-21 FOX Carolina are the major TV news outlets covering Greenville and the Upstate. 13-WLOS focuses more on Asheville and Western NC.
In parts of Greenville and the Upstate, you can receive Charlotte TV signals with a good antenna, such as WBTV-3. However, they cover more the Charlotte region and their SC coverage focuses more on York, Lancaster, Rock Hill, Chester and Pageland rather than the Upstate.
So, it seems WSPA / News 7 was acquired by Nexstar Media Group in the recent past, is that correct?
Been about 5 years now.. So depends on your definition of 'recent'.
WSPA was the last locally owned station in the market, at least so far as network affiliated stations. It was locally owned until 2000 and.. I think it's been sold/merged multiple times since then.
@Labonte18,
Thank you for the inside scoop. I've been to GVL for about a year, getting to know all the ins and outs would take time... but man, my startup can't wait!
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