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A: Main, Main, News
June 20, 2023

Event calendar launches on newspaper website

Your TIMES recently launched a new online calendar where you can find out what’s going on in our area and beyond. Plus, you can also add your own events, says Jeff Mayo, Your TIMES publisher.

Your TIMES recently launched a new online calendar where you can find out what’s going on in our area and beyond. Plus, you can also add your own events, says Jeff Mayo, Your TIMES publisher.

“We are excited to extend our traditional newspaper calendar to our website,” Mayo said in announcing the online calendar launch. “After 100-plus years of providing event news, this is a logical step in our digital times.”

Upcoming local events are taken from the website calendar and printed in the newspaper as well, Mayo said.

The calendar defaults to our coverage area, and you can change the dates as well as distance from our city to show more events.

Additionally, you can add your own events, complete with description, dates, pictures and other details. There is also an option to promote your event for a fee so that it is displayed prominently with a larger picture at the top of the calendar.

“These calendar improvements are another addition to the products and services offered by our newspaper family,” Mayo said. “Our new division, Sasquatch Printing, offers commercial printing for products like vinyl banners, large-format printing, envelopes, booklets, programs and business cards as well as promotional products such as pens, lanyards, cups, hats and cleaning cloths. We can now offer thousands of products to print your logo of information on.”

Adding these new calendar capabilities, along with Your TIMES’s sister company Sasquatch Printing, we are your one-stop shop for all your event needs, Mayo said.

To find the calendar, scan the QR code or go to www.sequoyahcountytimes.com/calendar.

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