[2] The paper focussed mainly on real estate and targeted individuals looking to vacation in New Buffalo and Berrien County.

[3] She sold the paper in 1978 to Robert Zonka who was an assistant managing editor of the Chicago Sun-Times.

[4] Zonka cut back on the real estate section and brought in a Journalistic perspective.

As an effort to connect the paper to the community, Miller incorporated letters from the readers to voice their complaints and suggestions for local events.

[8] Moriarty starting writing about the boy scouts and Miss New Buffalo.

She met with the New Buffalo city council to move the legal advertising to the Harbor Country News.

The paper features mostly local events and occasionally includes producer notes from Duhn.