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Indianapolis Star printing plant to close; operations shifting to Illinois

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The first edition of The Indianapolis Star was published on June 6, 1903. The newspaper has been printed at the Georgetown Road facility, known as the Pulliam Production Center, since 2001. Two of the four presses at the Indianapolis facility, 8278 Georgetown Road, ceased operations in 2023.

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Indianapolis Star printing plant to close; operations shifting to Illinois

By Dave Lindquist |Indiananpolis Business Journal For The Republic INDIANAPOLIS — A 120-year run of local printing of The Indianapolis Star will end in April, when a Georgetown Road production facility is scheduled to close. Gannett, the news organization’s parent company, plans to lay off approximately 90 employees in conjunction with the printing plant’s closure, IndyStar reported Wednesday. Continue reading at The Republic News.

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