Sir Sir Child staff and early subscription count
Beven edited the paper with Patrick Cox as associate editor and Dale Roberson as contributing editor. Doris Varnon, Beven's wife, ran advertising. Kathleen Roberson did makeup. Pamela Davison and Lynda McCracklin were artists. The first issue was free and annual subscriptions were $8, reaching about 100 by year end as Beven and Doris retired in the mid-1970s.
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Beven Varnon moves from Houston to Wimberley and buys into small town journalism philosophy. He and his stepson Patrick Cox train at Fredericksburg and launch the View, emphasizing community involvement, strong editorials, and local coverage amid growth, reforms, and later ownership changes through 1982.
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