The Montgomery Advertiser newspaper reported that Bronner was a key player in the move. With CNHI's Birmingham lease expiring, the decision to bring the company to Montgomery "was something that I strongly suggested," he said, according to the newspaper. The city and Montgomery County offered $300,000 in incentives to pay moving costs for the company. In April 2012, along with GateHouse Media, Lee Enterprises and the E. W. Scripps Company, CNHI invested in Find n Save, an online company which offers local media an online shopping platform. On September 25, 2017, Raycom Media announced that it would merge with CNHI. Both companies are already principally owned by Retirement Systems of Alabama, and there were to be administrative and content synergies between the properties. CNHI continued to operate as a subsidiary of Raycom. To comply with FCC newspaper cross-ownership restrictions, CNHI was to divest papers in the seven markets where Raycom also owns television stations. In January 2018, CNHI announced it would be moving to a regional editor system where a small number of editors would oversee coverage of regions and states. On June 25, 2018, Gray Television announced it would be acquiring Raycom's television assets. CNHI was not included in the sale to Gray and CNHI is currently seeking to sell off its newspapers, as a whole or piecemeal. With the completion of the purchase on January 2, 2019, the newspapers were re-organized to a direct subsidiary of RSA as Raycom ceased to exist. CNHI newspapers As can be inferred by its name, CNHI tends to acquire newspapers in smaller markets and suburbs of larger cities. Few of its dailies have circulations above 20,000; exceptions include: The Eagle-Tribune of North Andover, Massachusetts—49,700 The Tribune-Democrat of Johnstown, Pennsylvania—41,200 The Joplin Globe of Joplin, Missouri—30,600 Cumberland Times-News of Cumberland, Maryland—30,200 The Salem News of Salem, Massachusetts—30,000 The Register-Herald of Beckley, West Virginia—28,700 Tribune-Star of Terre Haute, Indiana—27,900 The Herald Bulletin of Anderson, Indiana—24,300 Kokomo Tribune of Kokomo, Indiana—21,900 Mankato Free Press of Mankato, Minnesota—21,700 The Herald of Sharon, Pennsylvania—20,400 Bluefield Daily Telegraph of Bluefield, West Virginia—20,400 Daily Citizen-News of Dalton, Georgia See also Concentration of media ownership References Further reading External links CNHI News website Newspaper companies of the United States Mass media companies of the United States Privately held companies of the United States Companies based in Montgomery, Alabama Publishing companies established in 1997 1997 establishments in Alabama