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Specht also owned Webster Printing Company in Minden. He died at the age of sixty-five after a lengthy illness. Specht was survived by his wife, the former Cheryl Mulford of Minden; a son, David A. Specht, Jr., of Minden, the current president of Specht Newspapers, Inc., and his wife, Tina Specht; two grandsons, Zachary and Joshua Specht; sister, Melanie Montgomery of [[Tallahassee]], Florida, and brother, William Specht of Shreveport.<ref name=specht/>

Specht also owned Webster Printing Company in Minden. He died at the age of sixty-five after a lengthy illness. Specht was survived by his wife, the former Cheryl Mulford of Minden; a son, David A. Specht, Jr., of Minden, the current president of Specht Newspapers, Inc., and his wife, Tina Specht; two grandsons, Zachary and Joshua Specht; sister, Melanie Montgomery of [[Tallahassee]], Florida, and brother, William Specht of Shreveport.<ref name=specht/>

After five months as publisher, Tom Kelly returned in August 1969 to ''The Ruston Daily Leader.''<ref name=spechtassumes/> In 2014, he was publishing the monthly ''The Piney Woods Journal'' in in Winn Parish  with a focus on the timber industry.

After five months as ''The Press-Herald'' publisher, Tom Kelly returned in August 1969 to ''The Ruston Daily Leader.''<ref name=spechtassumes/> In 2014, he was publishing the monthly ''The Piney Woods Journal'' in in Winn Parish  with a focus on the timber industry.

==Divisions of ''The Press-Herald''==​

==Divisions of ''The Press-Herald''==

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*Local News​

*Local News​

The online version can be found at www.press-herald.com.

The online version can be found at www.press-herald.com.

==Current and former staffers==​

==Current and former staffers==

'''Current'''​

'''Current'''​

* '''Gregg Parks''', Publisher; former sports editor​

* '''Gregg Parks''', Publisher; former sports editor​