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'''Starnes Publishing''' is a division of [[Starnes Media]] that publishes several community newspapers in the [[Birmingham area]]. Its offices are located in the [[Becker Building]] at 1833 [[27th Avenue South]] in [[Homewood]]. The monthlies are supplemented by online content that is updated frequently. | '''Starnes Publishing''' is a division of [[Starnes Media]] that publishes several community newspapers in the [[Birmingham area]]. Its offices are located in the [[Becker Building]] at 1833 [[27th Avenue South]] in [[Homewood]]. The monthlies are supplemented by online content that is updated frequently. | ||
[[Dan Starnes]] is the founder and publisher and [[Sydney Cromwell]] is managing editor. Starnes began working at ''[[280 Living]]'' as a part time ad salesman and agreed to buy the monthly in [[2008]]. With advice from his brother, a journalist, he shepherded the newspaper through the | [[Dan Starnes]] is the founder and publisher and [[Sydney Cromwell]] is managing editor. Starnes began working at ''[[280 Living]]'' as a part time ad salesman and agreed to buy the monthly in [[2008]]. With advice from his brother, a journalist, he shepherded the newspaper through the [[Great Recession]], adding veteran staffers who had been laid off by ''[[Southern Living]]'' and ''[[The Birmingham News]]''. He launched ''[[Village Living]]'' in April [[2010]] as the first of a series of community papers | ||
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Revision as of 18:59, 19 December 2020
Starnes Publishing is a division of Starnes Media that publishes several community newspapers in the Birmingham area. Its offices are located in the Becker Building at 1833 27th Avenue South in Homewood. The monthlies are supplemented by online content that is updated frequently.
Dan Starnes is the founder and publisher and Sydney Cromwell is managing editor. Starnes began working at 280 Living as a part time ad salesman and agreed to buy the monthly in 2008. With advice from his brother, a journalist, he shepherded the newspaper through the Great Recession, adding veteran staffers who had been laid off by Southern Living and The Birmingham News. He launched Village Living in April 2010 as the first of a series of community papers
Publications
- 280 Living, since June 2008
- Village Living, since April 2010
- Homewood Star, since April 2011
- Hoover Sun, since October 2012
- Vestavia Voice, since May 2013
- Cahaba Sun (collaboration with the Trussville Tribune), since November 2014
- Iron City Ink
References
- Hagood, Kathy (February 3, 2016) "Swimming in Good Ink" Business Alabama