How your paper played and staffed Super Bowl LVII

Three times per week. I never look at it because it is a verbatim rehash of web articles. Thanks Advance.

 

They're good about throwing the shit like "Life" in your driveway until you have to notify them, yet again, to quit doing it.

 

If they kill off the Birmingham News (and by extension Huntsville Times) but keep the printing presses for that damn TMP rag that always ends up in my driveway on a rainy day, I will drive downtown and accrue a number of property damage citations.

 

Thanks for letting me know.

 

I have considered collecting them over time and depositing them at their hub door.

Or, better, finding an attorney to challenge why this unrequested shit keeps getting thrown in our yard and they get a pass. But I don't have the money to do that. Time, yes, but not the money.

In Mobile and the Eastern Shore years ago I believe one of the main issues of runoff pollution in several significant creeks was the plastic-wrapped papers, circulars and flyers from the MPR. I'd get cited for dumping shit in the gutter but they get a pass. Harrumph.

 

Apologies on the sidetrack. Please continue posting cool front page or Sports front images.

 

Could they be referring to Reid's bodily reaction/facial expression to the Gatorade bath? Only thing I could come up with...

 

Not sure how KC could try harder specifically for the Super Bowl, with its product printed in Des Moines. You're just not going to scale that four-hour travel hurdle.

 

Would it have been possible for the staff of The Kansas City Star to try harder or would the system have made it impossible to have something related to the final score on the front page? How many designers and copy editors does it have or all the design and editing done from a hub? Would there be drivers to deliver the papers later? How late would they get to homes?