$23 for 26 Weeks of the Thursday Through Sunday Editions of the "Hamilton Journal-News" ($78 Value)
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- Informative local paper
- Four-times-weekly subscription
- Local events, sports & weather
Newspapers, like sunglasses, are great for concealing watchful eyes and forgetting on the seat of a public bus. Give a lucky commuter an accidental newsflash with today's Groupon: for $23, you get a 26-week Thursday-to-Sunday subscription to the Hamilton Journal-News(a $78 value).
The Hamilton Journal-News, in print since 1886, is trusted by more than 75,000 Ohioans to deliver incisive local and national news. Today’s Groupon gets readers 26 weeks’ access to the Thursday through Sunday editions of the paper, filled with local politics and goings-on, as well as entertainment, opinion, and flower obituaries. Readers looking to enliven weekends on the town can peruse the periodical's comprehensive selection of local events and attractions, including concerts, plays, and restaurants, and sports fans can pore over box scores and statistics from the week's athletic affairs. The paper also abounds with technology and travel features, along with incredulous op-eds about time-travel technology.
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- Informative local paper
- Four-times-weekly subscription
- Local events, sports & weather
Newspapers, like sunglasses, are great for concealing watchful eyes and forgetting on the seat of a public bus. Give a lucky commuter an accidental newsflash with today's Groupon: for $23, you get a 26-week Thursday-to-Sunday subscription to the Hamilton Journal-News(a $78 value).
The Hamilton Journal-News, in print since 1886, is trusted by more than 75,000 Ohioans to deliver incisive local and national news. Today’s Groupon gets readers 26 weeks’ access to the Thursday through Sunday editions of the paper, filled with local politics and goings-on, as well as entertainment, opinion, and flower obituaries. Readers looking to enliven weekends on the town can peruse the periodical's comprehensive selection of local events and attractions, including concerts, plays, and restaurants, and sports fans can pore over box scores and statistics from the week's athletic affairs. The paper also abounds with technology and travel features, along with incredulous op-eds about time-travel technology.
Valid only in the listed service areas.
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About Hamilton Journal-News
Their business might be up-to-the-minute news, but the roots of Cox Media Group go back more than a century. In 1898, media mogul James M. Cox purchased the Dayton Evening News, which later became the Dayton Daily News, launching what would become a regional media empire. Today, the group's reach extends beyond the wall of fire that surrounds Dayton. In northern Cincinnati, readers can flip through the Journal-News, and in Springfield, the Springfield News-Sun fills in citizens on the local goings-on.