If your grandma calls to tell you that her newspaper smells kind of funny, don’t worry. She’s not going senile or having a stroke. There's a simple explanation. The Daily Oklahoman, as she still probably calls it, is now officially being printed in Tulsa.
Yes, the big day has finally arrived. Just four months after The Oklahoman layed off 120 plants workers and announced it was moving its print operations to Tulsa (and graphic design to Austin), the first deliveries have made their way down the turnpike and into the homes of the elderly. Let’s see how Kelly Dyer Fry tries to spin this sad, desperate move that marks the continued fall of Oklahoma's once all mighty and powerful news organization.