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Springfield, MO
Larry Persily just wants to keep the Skagway News alive.
A longtime journalist running the newspaper in the state’s panhandle, Persily is willing to give away the business for free to someone willing to keep it going and live in a town of 1,000 people.
“I reached a conclusion,” Persily, 68, said. “The owner, the editor, the reporter, the publisher, the subscription-taker has got to be the same person, who is part of the community, lives there year-round."
Persily bought the struggling Skagway News in April. It was founded in 1978.
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