On the afternoon of July 12, subscribers to The Spokesman-Review (Spokane, Washington) who have activated their e-edition accounts will notice that a new newspaper has been delivered to them digitally, the first new edition of The Daily Chronicle in almost 30 years.
In a column published Sunday, Rob Curley, editor of The Spokesman-Review, wrote about the paper's decision to bring back The Spokane Daily Chronicle, which ceased publishing in the summer of 1992.
He said the staff has wanted to try to add extra pages to its e-editions. "It’s just that we really didn’t want to do it the same way the others were doing it. We wanted to do it in a way that would be more meaningful here in Spokane. And maybe do different things than those other newspapers were doing.
"That’s when it hit us: We should bring back the Spokane Daily Chronicle."
