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National Newspaper Week October 5-11: Why We Still Matter

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COVINGTON Va. (VR) – This week, we celebrate the power of newspapers and you, our readers. Newspapers began with simple notices a long time ago and have evolved into trusted records for our communities.

Through wars, pandemics, and the digital era, newspapers have kept communities informed, connected by covering events big and small.

Why do newspapers matter? They stand for accuracy, accountability, and context; local papers deliver reliable facts in a fast-moving world of information, provide transparency, and give voice to diverse perspectives.

Technology has transformed how we read, but not why we read. Trust is earned through fact-checked reporting, insightful editorial, and the courage to publish difficult truths. Our commitment to you, our readers, is to continue delivering clear, honest journalism today, tomorrow, and every week.

Thank you for reading. We know trust is earned, and our team is truly grateful for your loyalty to The Virginian Review. We will continue to be fair and keep our community informed.

Here’s to another year of informing you on what’s happening in your neighborhood with news you can rely on.

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Published on October 6, 2025 and Last Updated on October 8, 2025 by Susan Smith-Linton