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Herald Banner Publications
2305 King Street
Greenville, TX 75401
Phone: (903) 455-4220
Fax: (903) 455-6281
Staff Listing
Publisher
Lisa Chappell
Phone: (903) 455-4220, Ext. 345
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Advertising
Phone: (903) 455-4220, Ext. 312
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Advertising Director
Leslie Harper
Phone: (903) 455-4220, Ext. 311
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Classified Advertising Manager
Shelley Morgan
Phone: (903) 455-4220, Ext. 301
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Circulation Director
Robert Spillers
Phone: (903) 455-4220, Ext. 336
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Sports Editor
David Claybourn
Phone: (903) 455-4220, Ext. 360
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Business Manager
Mary Standfield
Phone: (903) 455-4220, Ext. 353
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Production Manager
David Benini
Phone: (903) 455-4220, Ext. 370
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Newsroom
Warren Morrison, managing editor
Phone: (903) 455-4220, Ext. 326
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David Claybourn, sports editor
Phone: (903) 455-4220, Ext. 360
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David Wilfong, Rockwall and Royse City editor
Phone: (903) 455-4220, Ext. 323
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Brad Kellar, news reporter
Phone: (903) 455-4220, Ext. 325
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Amber Pompa, features reporter
Phone: (903) 455-4220, Ext. 320
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Chad Blackshear, county news reporter
Phone: (903)455-42220, Ext. 380
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Jim Hardin, Rockwall County news reporter
Phone: (903)455-42220, Ext. 321
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Carol Ferguson, features reporter
Phone: (903) 455-4220, Ext. 322
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Rose Marie Williamson, news clerk
Phone: (903) 455-4220, Ext. 327
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Advertising information
The Herald-Banner is the dominant media outlet serving Hunt County. We reach more than 20,000 readers daily, and our Time Out Shopper! reaches non-subscribers every Wednesday.
For information about advertising opportunities, contact Leslie Harper at (903) 455-4220, Ext. 311, or e-mail addirector@heraldbanner.com.
Creative department
All graphic artists can be reached at production@heraldbanner.com.
The Herald-Banner is Hunt County’s oldest business institution, tracing its roots to April 1869 when J.C. Bayne started the Greenville Herald. The competing Greenville Banner was started in 1881 when J.F. Mitchell came here from Pittsburg, Texas, bringing with him a young apprentice newspaper man, Oscar Branch Colquitt.
Colquitt later entered politics and went on to become Governor of Texas in 1910. The Greenville Morning Herald became a daily in 1890 under the ownership of E.W.Harris. A short time later, it was sold to the W.C. Poole family, which ran the newspaper from 1914 to 1956. They were the last independent owners, selling to the Harte-Hanks chain which also bought the “Banner” and merged the two newspapers.
The present building at 2305 King Street is dedicated to Miss Ollie Coon, who worked for the Greenville Banner (and later the Herald-Banner) from 1908 to 1968. Herald-Banner Publications is now owned by Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc. and is comprised of not only the Herald-Banner in Greenville, but also the Rockwall County Herald Banner, the Royse City Herald Banner and the Commerce Journal.
Today, the staff members of Herald-Banner Publications are proud of our newspaper’s place in local history and hope to play a continued role in shaping a positive future for the community.
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