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About
The Albany Herald

The
Albany Herald is a morning daily newspaper that serves Southwest
Georgia. There are several features and calendars that appear throughout
the week to enable readers to get information to the public through
The Herald. Submissions can be mailed to the News Department at
P.O. Box 48, Albany, Ga., 31702; e-mailed to news@albanyherald$#46;com,
faxed to (229) 888-9357 or dropped by our offices at 126 N. Washington
St.
Here
are features and calendars that regularly appear in The Herald.
Please note that deadlines are 24-hours earlier for weeks with holidays:
Arts
& Entertainment Calendar
This listing
of upcoming arts and entertainment events appears Thursday in
The Zone section. The deadline is 5 p.m. Friday before Thursday
publication. E-mail submissions should be directed to zone@albanyherald$#46;com.
Births
Birth announcements
are published Sundays in our Go & Do section. This information
is usually submitted by the hospital.
Business
Portfolio
This column
is for people in business in Southwest Georgia. In it, we list
promotions, appointments and achievements of individuals. The
column appears Sundays in our Sunday Inc. section and submissions
of photos are encouraged. The deadline for submitting an item
is 5 p.m. Wednesday before Sunday publication.
Education
Notebook
This column
is for students and educators. In it, we list education-related
promotions, changes and achievements. The Notebook is usually
published Sundays unless volume dictates additional appearances.
The deadline for submitting an item is 5 p.m. Wednesday before
Sunday publication. Photo submissions of individuals are encouraged.
IN
THE COMMUNITY
This is a
listing of upcoming events of community interest in Southwest
Georgia, including volunteer needs, reunions (school and family
with area connections), scholarship pageants, school events, help
group meetings and other non-profit events. It appears Sundays
in the Go & Do section. Deadline for submission of an item is
5 p.m. Wednesday before Sunday publication.
In
the Military
Normally,
public relations officials with each branch of the U.S. military
submit news items to service personnel's hometown newspapers.
Items can be submitted by family members. This column normally
runs on Sundays, but may be published other days of the week.
Religion
Bulliten
This column
is a compilation of events that are coming up at places of worship
in Southwest Georgia. Deadline for submission of an item is 5
p.m. before Saturday publication. Photo submissions are encouraged.
Sports
Calendar
The Sports
section publishes a daily calendar of area sports events. E-mail
submissions should be directed to sports@albanyherald$#46;com.
The
Squawkbox
Got a comment
for The Squawkbox? In addition to mailing or faxing, you can e-mail
squawkbox@albanyherald$#46;com
or phone in your comment to (229) 888-9356.
MORE
WAYS TO GET INVOLVED WITH YOUR NEWSPAPER
Become
a Reader Link
One thing
readers like to know is how the average man or woman feels about
issues that are being written about in the newspaper. If you would
like to volunteer to be someone we can call when we're looking
for a local voice for a story, we would like to hear from you.
To get on our call list, we need your name, age, occupation, hometown
and a daytime phone number where you can be reached. We'd also
like to know your interests -- news shows, local government, education,
weather, sports, etc. You can leave the information with any news
staffer or use any of the contact methods listed at the top. We'll
call to confirm your information.
Get
in The Zone
Do you know
someone who other readers would find interesting? We're always
looking for people for our In the Zone profiles of Southwest Georgians.
Let us know by e-mailing zone@albanyherald$#46;com
or calling (229) 888-9355 and talking with Features Editor Ethan
Fowler.
Come
By and Visit
The Herald
News Department will schedule times for visits from the public.
Contact Executive Editor Jim Hendirkcs if you would like to visit.
He can be reached at (229) 888-9352 or by e-mail at jim.hendricks@albanyherald$#46;com.
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