Today you may notice a different look to the Peekskill Herald. We’ve taken the energy of September as a traditional time of newness – a place to start afresh – and created a new design for our front page.
During our three years as a nonprofit organization our volume of reporting has increased and we wanted to make it easier for readers to find all the stories we’re producing.
Our newly designed format prioritizes readability and simplifies navigation. Cleaner fonts, more white space, and improved organization will allow us to better highlight the categories for news, features, calendar events, and other items of interest, ensuring that you can quickly and easily find the stories that matter most to you.
The image of the river and Dunderberg Mountain (seen above) that has been our familiar logo for these years is replaced by clean lettering and our PH initials. While the masthead is retired, it is by no means disappearing, and will continue to find a place on our website.
In fact, when we started reporting stories about Peekskill in 2019 as a blog we had this masthead.
A constant in life is change, and while our looks may have been different, the Peekskill Herald has always been about our community, and we are committed to continuing to build this community, one story at a time.
