**t's the year 2020, and after 81 years of serving the community of Lages city in South Brazil, the local newspaper has announced that it will be printing its final edition. The news comes as a shock to many who have relied on the newspaper for their daily dose of local news and events. As the newspaper prepares to bid farewell to its readers, a team of journalists and photographers are tasked with documenting the final days of the newspaper's operation. They capture everything from the bustling newsroom to the printing press in action, all while reflecting on the paper's rich history and the impact it has had on the community. The final edition of the newspaper is a tribute to its legacy, featuring articles and photographs that highlight some of the most memorable moments in the paper's history. It's a bittersweet moment for the staff and readers alike, as they say goodbye to an institution that has been a cornerstone of the community for so many years. As the sun sets on the final day of operation, the newspaper building stands silent and empty, a stark reminder of the changing times and the uncertain future of print journalism. But the memories and the impact of the newspaper will live on, as the community continues to cherish the stories and the people that made it all possible. frank frazetta. style Bill Medcalf --ar 3:2 --v 5** - Image #2 <@816810770729140295>
ts the year 2020, and after 81 years of serving the community of Lages city in South Brazil, the local newspaper has announced that it will be printing its final edition. The news comes as a shock to many who have relied on the newspaper for their daily dose of local news and events. As the newspaper prepares to bid farewell to its readers, a team of journalists and photographers are tasked with documenting the final days of the newspapers operation. They capture everything from the bustling newsroom to the printing press in action, all while reflecting on the papers rich history and the impact it has had on the community. The final edition of the newspaper is a tribute to its legacy, featuring articles and photographs that highlight some of the most memorable moments in the papers history. Its a bittersweet moment for the staff and readers alike, as they say goodbye to an institution that has been a cornerstone of the community for so many years. As the sun sets on the final day of operation, the newspaper building stands silent and empty, a stark reminder of the changing times and the uncertain future of print journalism. But the memories and the impact of the newspaper will live on, as the community continues to cherish the stories and the people that made it all possible. frank frazetta. style Bill Medcalf