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26 or 52-Week Subscription with Sunday Delivery, 52-Week Digital Subscription to The Desert Sun (Up to 81% Off)
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Newspaper around since 1927 reports on national news and local stories from the Coachella Valley
Choose from Three Options
- $49 for a 52-week full-access subscription with Sunday delivery of the print edition ($252 value)
- $29 for a 52-week digital subscription ($120 value)
- $26 for a 26-week full-access subscription with Sunday delivery of the print edition ($126 value)
Newspaper around since 1927 reports on national news and local stories from the Coachella Valley
Choose from Three Options
- $49 for a 52-week full-access subscription with Sunday delivery of the print edition ($252 value)
- $29 for a 52-week digital subscription ($120 value)
- $26 for a 26-week full-access subscription with Sunday delivery of the print edition ($126 value)
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Promotional value expires 90 days after purchase. Amount paid never expires.
Valid only for new subscribers or those who haven't subscribed within past 60 days. Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as a gift. Valid only for option purchased. Online activation required. Valid only in areas where home delivery is available. Not valid with other offers. After promotional period ends, the Full Access subscription will continue and be billed monthly at regular rate, less any applicable credits, unless The Desert Sun is otherwise notified. After promotional period ends, if you decide to cancel subscription, contact The Desert Sun at (800) 834-6052.
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About "Desert Sun"
The Desert Sun is a little younger than our solar system's sun, but it's by no means a new newspaper. It's been illuminating local news for the Coachella Valley area for almost a century. Back at its inception, in 1927, it had a staff of just one man: Carl Barkow. Today, it's grown substantially, with reporters covering an eclectic mix of news, business, and culture on a daily basis. They also craft culture-related pieces for the paper's supplemental magazine, Desert Magazine.