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The Vidette Times is a local newspaper in Porter County, Indiana. [1] It began in 1842 as an occasional, the Republican. In 1866 it came under new ownership as The Porter County Vidette. In 1871, a rival, The Valparaiso Democratic Messenger emerged. In the 1920s, The Vidette and The Messenger merged to form The Vidette-Messenger.
In 2013 and 2014 the newspaper reduced publication frequency to four and then two days per week. In August 2019, The Vidette became a weekly newspaper with a full-service website [2] Following the spring 2021 semester at Illinois State University, The Vidette will cease publishing a printed newspaper. However, it will continue as a digital news ...
The Vidette Times (Valparaiso, Indiana; merged into The Times of Northwest Indiana) Escondido Times-Advocate (merged into the North County Times ) North County Blade-Citizen (acquired Oceanside Blade-Tribune (circulation approx. 10,500) in 1967, [ 7 ] then acquired San Dieguito Citizen in 1979; merged the two into Blade-Citizen in 1989, which ...
Valley India Times – (Indo-American Newspaper) ... The Border Vidette (Nogales, Arizona) (1894-1934) ... (Survey of local news existence and ownership in 21st century)
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The Valparaiso Vidette Messenger [2] and the Rushville Republican published stories on The Pilot News ' 100th birthday on July 31, 1951, detailing how it was one of only twelve daily newspapers in Indiana when it was first established. [3] [4] The Pilot was founded in 1851 by John Q. Howell. [5]