Dispatch transitions to remote office permanently

  • Dispatch transitions to remote office permanently
    Dispatch transitions to remote office permanently
  • Dispatch transitions to remote office permanently
    Dispatch transitions to remote office permanently
  • Dispatch transitions to remote office permanently
    Dispatch transitions to remote office permanently
  • THE POST DISPATCH BUILDING at 123 E. Main Street, constructed in 1926 as headquarters of the weekly newspaper for editor and publishers Mrs. Eva Bailey and her son E. A. Warren, Jr., has changed ownership numerous times in the past century—most recently in 2020s to next-door neighbor Winehouse at 127—and is undergoing even more significant changes this month. | POST DISPATCH
    THE POST DISPATCH BUILDING at 123 E. Main Street, constructed in 1926 as headquarters of the weekly newspaper for editor and publishers Mrs. Eva Bailey and her son E. A. Warren, Jr., has changed ownership numerous times in the past century—most recently in 2020s to next-door neighbor Winehouse at 127—and is undergoing even more significant changes this month. | POST DISPATCH

    HISTORIC HEADQUARTERS CLOSES, NEWSROOM AND STAFF REMAIN

    In a significant shift from its longtime base of operations at 123 E. Main Street in Post, the Post Dispatch is moving out of its physical office to embrace a mobilefirst strategy even as the newspaper approaches its 100th anniversary.

    Despite the downtown closure, print operations will continue uninterrupted, with personnel working remotely fr…