1846
Simon family immigrated to the United States from Germany.
1885
Frank X. and John E. changed the name of the company, as it became incorporated, to The Glaubensbote Publishing Company.
1958
Publishers Printing Company moved its 50 employees to a 33,000 square foot plant in Shepherdsville, KY.
Frank E. created Publishers Press, the sales marketing arm of Publishers Printing Company.
1973
Publishers installed its first heatset web.
1981
Nicholas X., son of Frank E., joined the company.
1982
Michael J., son of Frank E., joined the company.
1990
Plans were drawn for a second plant in Lebanon Junction, KY.
1991
Operations began at the 120,000 square foot Lebanon Junction plant.
1994
The company makes history with the printing of Sports Car International, the first magazine to be printed with a complete CTP process.
1997
Publishers Press established the first USPS-approved co-palletization program for short- to medium-run magazines.
2005
The combination of co-mailing, co-palletization, and drop shipping makes up the PubXpress™ distribution system at Publishers Press, the first of its kind in this market.
2010
Flexographic press added to print for the label and packaging market.
2011
ContentXpress digital solution was released to enrich, store, manage, search, republish and share content dynamically.
Publishers wins Gold and Best of Show Award in the 2011 Excellence in Flexography.
Present
More than one million square feet of under roof warehousing and close to 1,400 employees.
