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Greensheet

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Helen semi-retired in 1994 and fully retired in 1995, leaving her daughter Kathy Douglass in charge of the company. In her retirement, she enjoyed creating oil portraits (she had been painting since she was young and was quite accomplished). She also continued playing the piano, which she took great
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The newspaper was run by Kathy Douglass, who was ranked number nine in the Top Ten Woman-Owned Businesses by the Houston Business Journal. Douglass was an active CEO and has been featured in major media, such as the Houston Business Journal and the BusinessMakers News Radio Show.
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ads focus on employment, real estate, pets and automotive. Some of the other Greensheet categories are education, food and fun and services such as contractors and other home improvement. Distribution for the paper is over 800,000 according to its media kits.
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was a family-owned business, and print publication started in March 1970 in a small office at Kirby and Southwest Freeway, by Helen Gordon shortly after Gordon moved to Texas from Pittsburgh.
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s printing operation handles both commercial printing and off-set printing for larger publications. The organization uses both a Goss Press and a Harris Press for the papers it serves
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After successfully growing the business in the Houston area, the publication expanded. It opened its Dallas office in May 1977 and its Austin office in March 1978.
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built its initial press facility to save costs on printing its own publication, and moved its Harris presses there from its facility in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
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s print and online publication runs classified and business advertisements for local buyers, sellers and businesses. Some of the most popular
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and writing skills among children K-12 throughout Texas. Other philanthropic Greensheet activities include Houston's Earth Day Celebration
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In June 2005, the company brought a Goss Press to its operation. On December 28 of that year, it began printing the Houston versions of
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and supplemental papers dedicated to helping kids understand the environment, volunteering, healthy habits and personal finance.
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is also known for its non-profit involvement. The Greensheet Education Foundation promotes
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The company moved into its previous headquarters on 2601 Main Street in 1984.
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currently has 19 print editions in Texas. 12 in Houston, Texas; 7 in
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In August 2018, Greensheet was sold to McElvy Media.
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Houston, Texas
Dallas, Texas
Fort Worth, Texas

literacy

"The greensheet"
"Article"
"The BusinessMakers - HighDrive Network"
"Archived copy"
the original
cite web
link
"Greensheet Education Foundation, Youth Scoop, Making Education Our Business, Seymour"
the original
"Top 10 Woman-Owned Businesses–No. 9" Article on www.bizwomen.com
Supplements
Official website
The Greensheet Education Foundation
Categories
Newspapers published in Houston
1970 establishments in Texas
Newspapers established in 1970
Weekly newspapers published in Texas

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