The business previously operated as a printed newspaper for the past two decades, with an online counterpart. Historically, the focus was on print publications rather than monetizing the online component. However, the transition from print has left the website as the most valuable part of the business. Financial data, such as ad print revenue, is managed through accounting software relevant to the business profile. Revenue is generated through the sale of display ad space and advertorials. The decision to sell the business stems from challenges faced over recent years, exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, making future prospects uncertain. The ideal buyer would be a community news company already equipped to handle digital ad sales efficiently. The business's assets include brand assets, custom technology, customer databases, and associated domains and hosting accounts. On social media, the business maintains a moderate following, with 7.9K followers on Facebook, 2.3K on Twitter, and 1.6K on Instagram. Support is offered to the buyer following the sale to ensure a smooth transition. The opportunity might appeal most to those who can integrate and expand the online advertising capabilities, potentially revitalizing and repurposing the established brand and its digital presence.