At WFPL: "After Two Years, Louisville's 'The Paper' Will Close in August."

Time and money.

Yep, that's pretty much always how it goes.

After Two Years, Louisville's 'The Paper' Will Close in August, by Gabe Bullard (WFPL)

The Louisville Paper, a monthly print publication that first hit newsstands two years ago, is ending production this summer. The last issue will be its 24th. It will come out in August.

"Our decision to stop producing The Paper came down to resources—time and money. Although we were always able to pay our print bills and our contributors, we were never able to make The Paper much more sustainable than that," says editor and co-founder Stephanie Brothers.

Where are "the purveyors of local and regional music"?

The obvious question: Where in Southern Indiana?

Looking for Local Music, by Sean Bailey (The Paper)

... As luck would have it, there are still a multitude of local shops that currently carry Louisville music. Some have increased their presence as purveyors of local and regional music, while others have only recently decided to venture into this sometimes tedious yet indispensable form of community advocacy, sharing the torch and carrying it on.