existing news bureaus in Asheboro, Eden, and High Point. This brought the paper's news staff to over 100 people, the largest it ever became. The newspaper did not gain enough additional revenue from the expansion to operate sustainably, and King retired in 2004. He was replaced by Robin Saul, who stopped hiring replacements to fill open positions, preferring to consolidate reporters from satellite bureaus back to Greensboro. On June 7, 2007, the newspaper announced it was laying off 41 employees, as part of a "business reorganization", the first layoffs in its history. Layoffs continued over the following years. On January 3, 2008, it was reported that the family-owned Landmark Communications may be for sale. Editor John Robinson, facing declining budget projections for the paper, resigned in December 2011. On January 31, 2013, the News & Record was sold to BH Media, a subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway, Inc., a Fortune 500 company owned by billionaire Warren Buffett. At the time, the paper had 23 reporters. During the first five months, the newspaper was subject to two rounds of layoffs. By July 2016, the paper employed only 15 journalists. The following year the printing of the paper was moved to Winston-Salem, the location of the BH Media-owned Winston-Salem Journal. On March 16, 2020, Lee Enterprises Inc. completed its $140 million purchase of BH Media's publications, including the News & Record and the Winston-Salem Journal, all of which Lee had managed since June 2018. The acquisition was soon followed by another round of layoffs at both Triad papers, including five News & Record journalists. The paper was moved out of its downtown headquarters, which remained under BH Media ownership, and relocated to a rented space. In 2021 its reported circulation was 21,510. By August 2022, the paper employed only six reporters, and had no executive editor or local publisher. Go Triad Go Triad is a weekly insert in the News & Record each Thursday. The section is also available in free racks on Friday. Go Triad focuses on arts and entertainment, including reviews and listings of movies, concerts, theater, art exhibits and events, festivals and more, as well as restaurant reviews. It also has features about local figures in the arts and entertainment industry, including local bands, artists and others. See also List of newspapers in North Carolina References External links 1890 establishments in North Carolina Daily newspapers published in North Carolina Guilford