Galveston County Daily News Names New Publisher

Posted Wednesday, December 11, 2013 8:24 am

By: galvestondailynews.com

Leonard Woolsey was named publisher of The Galveston County Daily News on Monday. He will report for duty the first week in January.

Woolsey will succeed Patrick Graham, who operated the newspaper since August 2011. Graham resigned.

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Galveston County Daily News Names New Publisher

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