The weekly Border Chronicle was first published in 1908 and was owned by Leslie Samuel Duncan in premises at the rear of Bordertown's first Institute building in
Woolshed Street.

After various owners, the Chronicle was bought in 1950 by Roy Poulton and Ross Warne. Mr Poulton bought Mr Warne's share in 1963.

Roy Poulton and his wife Joy operated the Chronicle; and their sons Lindsay and Neil also joined the family company. Roy died in 1977 and Lindsay in 1996. Neil and his wife Christine operated the business until they sold it in October 2005 to Richard Peake and his wife Judith Barton, trading as Border Chronicle Pty Ltd.

Neil and Christine's daughter Tracey Poulton is the manager; and Ro Ross is the editor.

The Chronicle office is at 74 DeCourcey Street, Bordertown, just off the main street. There's also a fully stocked retail stationery shop and printing business under the same roof.

The Chronicle is printed in Mount Gambier and dispatched to resellers throughout the region.

You can buy the Chronicle at newsagents and resellers in Bordetown, Keith, Mundulla, Padthaway, Naracoorte, Kaniva and Tintinara.

Annual subscriptions are available by arranging at the office.

Adelaide readers can buy the Chronicle every Thursday morning at the Rundle Mall Plaza Newsagency, Shop G11, 50-60 Rundle Mall.