Augusta Free Press announces magazine expansion

Posted on July 8th, 2008 by crystalabbegraham

The Augusta Free Press marked its six-year anniversary on July 2.

On July 3, the publishing company announced its flagship print publication, The New Dominion Magazine, will shift to a monthly schedule beginning in January.

“Response to the magazine this year has been wonderful – even in tough economic times,” said publisher Crystal Graham. “With a rebound of the economy expected in 2009, it only makes sense to make the shift to a monthly publication.”

The magazine is currently published quarterly, with the next issue due out on newsstands this month. The Summer 2008 issue features stories on Revolution Church, a 2025 Vision for Greater Augusta, vineyards in the Valley, a Valley League baseball promotion, genealogy and more.

The final issue of the year will hit newsstands in October. Space reservation for advertising is due Sept. 10.

Ten thousand copies of each issue are printed and distributed for free in Waynesboro, Staunton, Harrisonburg, Charlottesville, Lexington and surrounding areas. Copies are available at area retailers and dining establishments and by subscription.

Beginning in January 2009, the magazine will be available on the first of every month. Media kits for 2009 are now available along with an editorial calendar for the upcoming year. To request a copy, contact Augusta Free Press at (540) 949-6574 or freepress@ntelos.net.

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