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Murray Ledger & Times: Murray: 1928 Mon–Sat [72] Lancaster Management Created from merger of The Murray Ledger and The Times-Herald [73] The News–Democrat: Carrollton: 1930 Weekly Paxton Media Group: Created from merger of Carrollton Democrat (1868) and Carrollton News (1892) [74] The News–Democrat & Leader: Russellville: 1992 Weekly ...
The only daily newspaper in the city of Murray is the Murray Ledger & Times. The Ledger was established in 1879 [34] and has remained locally operated. It is printed six days per week and has a city/county circulation of around 7,200 papers per day. [35] The Ledger also has many out-of-city readers who receive it via mail.
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WNBS signed on in July 1948 under ownership by the newly-formed Murray Broadcasting Company. The station is named for Nathan B. Stubblefield, a Murray resident who was a pioneer in early experiments with wireless voice transmissions. [1]: 79–80 In 1957, the station was purchased by C.H. Pulse and Chuck Shuffett of Lebanon. In the late 1950s ...
In 1988, a memorial stone dedicated to Mason, her husband, and his brother was erected on the grounds of Murray-Calloway County Hospital. [18] In 1994 and 1995, Karen Edwards-Hunter presented a one-woman show about Ora Kress Mason at the University of Louisville .
A contingent of media swarmed the town, including reporters with LEX-18 and The New York Times. Laci Wright, who works at nearby Coal City Coffee, watched the scene unfold.
He eventually was promoted to chairman of the Accounting Department at Murray State, and he held that position for two different times: from 1977 to 1981, and 1985 to 1998. Miller also served as executive director of the Murray State Foundation from 1991 to 2010 as assets grew from 31 to 100 million dollars.
Sam Parker, who already owned Murray radio stations WSJP (1130 AM) and WBLN-FM (103.7), purchased WNBS in 1995; he reactivated channel 46 as WQTV-LP on September 3, 1995. The station, known as the "Quad Cities Television Network" (for Murray, Mayfield , Benton , and Paris, Tennessee ), operated from studios on Duiguid Drive near the radio ...