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Ludington Daily News

Ludington (MI) Daily News

The David Jackson Family has sold the Ludington Daily News, Oceana's Herald-Journal, and the White Lake Beacon to Community Media Group of West Frankfort, Illinois, according to John Cribb, Cribb, Greene & Associates, who represented the seller in the transaction. The sale's effective date is January 1, 2012.

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Ludington Daily News

Ludington (MI) Daily News

The David Jackson Family has sold the Ludington Daily News, Oceana's Herald-Journal, and the White Lake Beacon to Community Media Group of West Frankfort, Illinois, according to John Cribb, Cribb, Greene & Associates, who represented the seller in the transaction. The sale's effective date is January 1, 2012.

The Ludington Daily News is a six-day daily newspaper with approximately 7,500 paid circulation, and the sale includes the weekly Herald-Journal and White Lake Beacon as well as a number of free and niche publications. The area served by the publications is on the western coast of Lake Michigan, in a region from Manistee to the north and Muskegon to the south. The transaction included several buildings and a web printing operation.

David Jackson, a member of the selling family, was quoted as saying, "They are newspaper people [referring to the purchaser Community Media Group]. They love the news business, and that's important to me. They are going to make changes, obviously, but they are committed to putting out good newspapers." Community Media Group owns and operates daily and weekly newspapers in five states including Michigan.

Cribb, Greene & Associates is an eighty-eight year old newspaper brokerage, consulting, and appraisal firm with offices in Bozeman, Montana and Charlottesville, Virginia.
Billy Goat Tavern

2009 Blues Tour & Billy Goat Tavern


The Cribb, Greene Blues Tour held during the annual Inland Press Association convention in Chicago was back "underground" in October 2009. About twenty-five tourees and tourettes started the evening at the famous Billy Goat Tavern (famous because Dan Akroid and John Belushi made their Saturday Night Live "cheezeborger, cheezeborger, cheezeborger" skit at the bar in the seventies) and, of course had cheeseburgers.

After the Billy Goat, the tour headed to the Kingston Mines blues club and listened to two excellent blues bands. By that time the group was up to nearly fifty dedicated and blues-oriented newspaper folks. A diehard group of a dozen or so went on to the Buddy Guy's blues bar and shot pool until the early hours.

Cribb, Greene has orchestrated a Chicago blues tour for a number of years, with the 2008 tour extended to all 200 Inland Convention participants.

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2009 Blues Tour & Billy Goat Tavern
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