I'm so glad I got into print journalism in college instead of sticking with that accounting major. Best decision ever.

The CP reported that the Onion and the Washington Post were ending their agreement--under which the Post handled all printing, distribution, and ad sales for the Onion--over three months ago: http://www.washingtoncitypaper.com/blogs/citydesk/2009/02/02/wapo-and-the-onion-splitsville/

The DC print edition of the Onion, which is definitely NOT planning on folding any time soon, now handles all of those aspects of the paper itself, the same way the paper's other cities do. So, technically, themediaisdying's report that "The Washington Post will no longer print the Onion in DC" is true, even if it is old news. But it doesn't mean we're no longer printing in DC or are planning to cease printing.

I wouldn't be surprised, with the recent launch of the Decider sites (which has the content that was exclusive to the print editions), if all the Onion print editions go away sooner rather than later.