The Interior Journal is a renowned brand that has been a prominent figure in the journalism industry since the 1890s. As one of the first three newspapers in Kentucky, it has faithfully covered the interior of the state, thus earning its fitting name. Throughout its rich history, The Interior Journal has been owned by the dedicated Walton family, who passed down their passion for journalism for three generations over an impressive 80-year period.

In 2016, the brand experienced a transition in ownership as Boone Newspapers, Inc. Delivering news to the community, The Interior Journal circulates throughout Lincoln County, reaching a population of 24,742 individuals. Stanford, the county seat and the largest community, boasts a population of 3,487.

The brand's coverage extends to other towns in the county, such as Crab Orchard with a population of 841 and Hustonville with a population of 405. Not only does The Interior Journal inform its readers, but it also preserves and celebrates the history and cultural heritage of the region. The brand proudly showcases various historic sites, including the William Whitley House, the first brick house west of the Alleghenies, and the Historic Stanford Depot, now transformed into a museum.

Additionally, readers can explore the Harvey Helm Museum and Library, which dates back to 1788. Stanford Presbyterian Church, one of the oldest Presbyterian congregations in the state, stands as a testament to the region's rich religious history. With its commitment to delivering accurate news and preserving the heritage of the area, The Interior Journal continues to be a trusted source for the community, keeping residents informed, engaged, and connected