Corydon Democrat

The Corydon Democrat is in Corydon, Indiana, Harrison County, United States of America and has approximately 6,250 copies in circulation.[1] This community newspaper is published every Wednesday[2] by the O’Bannon Publishing Company, family owned since 1963.[3] Frank O’Bannon served as the 47th Governor of Indiana and worked for this family newspaper, the Corydon Democrat. He also served the Corydon community as chairman of the O’Bannon Publishing Company before taking the political stage.[4] The Corydon Democrat is in Indiana’s first state capitol.[5] According to Outdoor Indiana, “The Battle of Corydon” was the only Civil War Battle fought on Indiana soil. It was reported by editor Simeon K. Wolfe in the July 14, 1863 edition of the Corydon Weekly Democrat.[6] The Corydon Democrat holds the historical record for the Harrison County Fair, specified by the Harrison County Fair Office. This fair has been held for over 150 years, since 1860, making it the oldest county fair in the state of Indiana to be continuously held in the same location, the Harrison County Fairgrounds.[7]

Awards

The Corydon Democrat
FormatBroadsheet
Owner(s)O'Bannon Publishing Company Inc.
Founder(s)Simeon K. Wolfe
PublisherO'Bannon Publishing Company
PresidentMr. Jon O'Bannon
EditorJo Ann Spieth-Saylor
LanguageEnglish
HeadquartersO’Bannon Publishing Company
CityCorydon,IN
CountryUnited States of America
Circulation6,250 copies
ReadershipCorydon, IN
OCLC number11010941
Websitehttp://www.corydondemocrat.com/
  • Media of the United States of America

The newspaper is a sixteen time “Blue Ribbon Award “winner in editing by the Hoosier State Press Association in the non-daily division. This award evaluates the overall editorial quality of the newspaper.[8]

  • 2015 “Blue Ribbon Award”[9]
  • 2012 “Blue Ribbon Award”[10]
  • 2000 “Blue Ribbon Award”[11]
  • 1998 “Blue Ribbon Award”[12]
  • 1996 “Blue Ribbon Award”[13]
  • 1994 “Blue Ribbon Award”[14]
  • 1991 “Blue Ribbon Award”[15]
  • 1990 “Blue Ribbon Award”[16]
  • 1989 “Blue Ribbon Award”[17]
  • 1988 “Blue Ribbon Award”[18]
  • 1985 “Blue Ribbon Award”[19]
  • 1980 “Blue Ribbon Award”[20]
  • 1979 “Blue Ribbon Award”[21]
  • 1977 “Blue Ribbon Award”[22]
  • 1976 “Blue Ribbon Award”[23]
  • 1975 “Blue Ribbon Award”[24]


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