The Lawrenceville Daily Record newspaper has announced it is closing its office on State Street in downtown Lawrenceville.
The parent company, Better Newspapers, says that ongoing safety concerns along with increased costs led to the decision.
However, the newspaper will continue to publish a Thursday print edition and be online on a daily basis.
There are plans to provide an information dropoff location in Lawrenceville.
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