Sun Pressroom Manager Frank Haddy (on the forklift) and Pressman Larry Perry prepare to deliver the daily newspaper’s first mega-roll of “Daily Business” super-sized toilet paper. The 890-pound rolls are the newspaper’s first foray into retailing toilet paper to the public. (JAMIE LEE CURTIS PHOTO)
Sun Pressroom Manager Frank Haddy (on the forklift) and Pressman Larry Perry prepare to deliver the daily newspaper’s first mega-roll of “Daily Business” super-sized toilet paper. The 890-pound rolls are the newspaper’s first foray into retailing toilet paper to the public. (JAMIE LEE CURTIS PHOTO)
CONWAY — A sudden spike in the demand of the print version of The Conway Daily Sun has sparked a way that the free daily can help offset the region-wide shortage of toilet paper.
After the COVID-19 pandemic hit, Sun Publisher Mark Guerringue said he wasn’t surprised that readership on the paper’s website had spiked, with most people staying home.
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