The Sun has come about after more than five years serving the Coast region as Central Coast Business Access (CCBA).
Publisher, Michael Walls, said the time had come to evolve the CCBA brand into a mainstream, community newspaper.
"CCBA enjoyed significant support among the business community of the Central Coast. It's now time to transition that foundational support into a broader context that brings together community, sport, business, local politics and local news in one media channel," said Mr Walls.
Mr Walls said the Sun brand would continue the long-standing support programs established under CCBA brand including the Central Coast Local Business Awards, Central Coast Business Excellence Awards and others.
He said plans are in train to launch a regional business Expo to be held at Mingara over the next 12 months.
The Central Coast has a distinguished history of embracing its local media and the Sun will continue to deliver high quality local news backed by an experienced team of reporters, editors and sales people including Coast journalist icon and editor, Dallas Sherringham.
Dallas is well known to many Coast residents having been previously the long-serving executive editor of the Central Coast Express.
The is Sun is published bi-monthly in print and digital formats and has a newsletter subscriber database exceeding 1,500.
The prime website www.centralcoastsun.com.au is a popular source for online local news updates and the Sun Facebook page is updated regularly.
The Sun offers a range of packages for advertisers to reach the Coast's residents and businesses. As always, we welcome your feedback - info@centralcoastsun.au
