MAIN STREET, WESTLER — Ink, paper, and hurry — that's this office, top to bottom. The press thumps away in the back like a second heartbeat for the town, type clicks into place letter by letter, and fresh pages hang drying on lines like laundry that has opinions. If something happened in Westler, it's written down somewhere in this room.
Behind the Desk
Mr. Francis Wellerman— editor, printer, and chief question-asker of the Westler Valley Voice. Ink-stained to the second knuckle and proud of it, he can smell a story three streets off and set the type for it before supper. Fair warning: anything said within his hearing is considered submitted for publication.
Off the Press
- The Westler Valley Voice — the famous one. Every story, notice, and happening in the valley, pressed onto paper and read on every porch in town.
- Notices and announcements — weddings, festivals, lost pigs, and found ones
- Classified advertisements for every shop on this street
- Handbills and printing, done proper, while you wait
Current Special
Harvest-season notices run free for lost-and-found — because the season's busy enough without charging a farmer to find his own wandering goat.
On the Notice Board
"Know something worth telling? The Voice is listening."
