May 15 edition of The Pocahontas Times delayed

The Pocahontas Times will be in the mail and available at vendors Thursday morning, May 16.

The paper arrived at its usual time on Wednesday morning, but staff agreed that the quality of the color and photos did not meet our standards.

We have worked all day with our printing company to identify the problem and to find a way to transmit the pages to ensure that our readers receive the best product possible.

If the problem cannot be identified and corrected, we may have no choice but to “live with it.”

In the meantime, we felt a delay in delivery was warranted.

We regret the inconvenience.

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