O’Rourke Media Group Buys Pennsylvania Newspapers (mediapost.com)

O’Rourke Media Group, based in Gilbert, Arizona, has acquired Times Publishing Newspapers in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.

Times Publishing publishes Doylestown Observer, Fairless Focus, Langhorne Ledger, Morrisville Times, Newtown Gazette, Northampton Herald, New Hope News, Lower Southampton Spirit, Warwick Journal and Yardley Voice.

These newspapers are delivered through the post office to over 120,000 households, 11 months per year.

O’Rourke Media Group operates newspapers, websites and other publications in Delaware, Virginia and Vermont.
more at: https://www.mediapost.com/publications/article/395089/orourke-media-group-buys-pennsylvania-newspapers.html

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