The Post-Journal is the oldest continuously operated business in Jamestown and one of the oldest in southwestern New York, tracing its heritage to the first issue of The Jamestown Journal on June 21, 1826.

Establishment of The Journal as a  four-page weekly newspapers predated the incorporation of Jamestown as a city by 11 years. The Journal went daily on Jan 1, 1870.

Today the newspaper publishes from a four-story complex at 11-21 West Second Street in Jamestown, just across the street from the site of the original newspaper's first constructed offices.

The 10-unit high-speed full-color-offset printing press gives The Post-Journal the finest production quality and the ability to handle every kind of web-printing need, making it one of the finest printing operations in upstate New York and northern Pennsylvania.

The Post-Journal publishes a morning edition seven days a week for distribution in Chautauqua, Cattaraugus and Warren counties.

The Post-Journal is a member of the New York State Publisher's Association, and the Newspaper Association of America.

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The Post-Journal is carrier, motor route and mail delivered daily to subscribers in more than 80 percent of city zone occupied households as verified by the Audit Bureau of Circulations. More than 50 percent of occupied households received The Post-Journal in the retail trading zone which covers a 30-mile radius including Chautauqua County, New York; Cattaraugus County, New York; and Warren County, Pennsylvania. There are thousands of additional daily single copy sales through newsstands and vending machines.