E.W. Scripps, the former parent company of the Rocky Mountain News, has just issued a press release confirming information that’s been circulating for a few weeks: the archives of the tabloid, which died just shy of its 150th birthday, will be preserved by the Denver Public Library. In addition, other historical paraphernalia has been earmarked for preservation by the Colorado Historical Society.
Source: Westword
Hat Tip: D.D.
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