Times-Call building goes on market

LONGMONT – The Longmont Times-Call’s building at 350 Terry St. has been placed up for sale, the newspaper reported Friday on its website.

Boulder-based Prairie Mountain Publishing Company LLP has owned the Times-Call since 2011 and has based the paper’s business operations in Boulder since then.

According to the Times-Call report, Prairie Mountain president and chief executive Al Manzi said the paper’s editorial and sales departments would be relocated once the building is sold.

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The paper previously had moved its printing operations to a new facility in Berthoud in 2009, leaving much of its 48,310 square-foot building in downtown Longmont vacant.

“Selling the building will allow us to focus more on meeting the needs of our advertisers and readers, rather than managing a facility that is four times the size that is needed,” Manzi told the Times-Call.

Prairie Mountain Publishing, which also owns the Daily Camera and several smaller papers around the state, sold the Camera building in downtown Boulder in 2010, moving to a smaller location at 5450 Western Avenue on the east side of town.