Fulton County Expositor

The origins of the newspaper now known as the Fulton County Expositor began in the early 1850s in the community of Ottokee. Ottokee, Ohio was the county seat at the time and the name of the paper was the Northwestern Review. When Wauseon became the county seat in the 1860s the Northwest Review moved from rural Ottokee into downtown Wauseon. It competed against another newspaper called the Wauseon Republican and in the late 1890s the two papers merged, becoming the Republican. About that same time, another newspaper, the Fulton County Expositor, started up in Wauseon. For the next six decades the Republican and the Fulton County Expositor newspapers competed. In the late 1950s the two publishers decided to work together and with a joint staff, they published the Republican on Tuesdays and the Expositor on Thursdays. In 1982 both papers came under new ownership and at that time the owners dropped the name plate Republican and both editions became the Fulton County Expositor.
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Media Name	Fulton County Expositor
Media Type	Newspaper
Language	English
Location	Wauseon, Ohio
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Website
Front Page URL	https://www.fcnews.org/
About Page URL	https://www.fcnews.org/about-us
Contact Page URL	https://www.fcnews.org/contact-us
RSS Feed URL	https://df.gasbuddy.com/feed.df?k=eP5g9%2bIBdBdNwRvFwBuPqyejaE8ai8kbFSDQ2%2f6HhCV1ZocNZsgSxWpbsVguNXipGxDa3k1oJ79rDTMvi%2bj85g%3d%3d&i=26786
Profiles
Facebook URL	https://www.facebook.com/FultonCountyExpositor/
X URL	https://twitter.com/FCExpositor
LinkedIn URL	https://www.linkedin.com/company/fulton-county-expositor/about/
Wikipedia URL
Contacts
Name	Drew Stambaugh
Email	fcenews@aimmediamidwest.com
Phone	+1 (419) 335-2010