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INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. — The North Lake Tahoe Bonanza will alter its publication schedule to a weekly print edition every Thursday, starting June 18.
Also starting next week, residents will see an increase in circulation of the Bonanza' sister paper, the Sierra Sun, on Wednesdays and Fridays, throughout the Incline Village/Crystal Bay community.
While the Bonanza will remain the paper of record for Incline Village/Crystal Bay, the increase in circulation of the Sierra Sun will provide for more Incline news to be published in a print edition.
For those readers familiar with the Bonanza's Web site — www.tahoebonanza.com — our strong commitment to regularly updating the site will continue. Check the site daily for numerous updates, including local and regional news, sports and community information.
Readers also are encouraged to sign up for the Bonanza's weekly e-newsletter, the iBonanza, to keep more in tune with the most important local web-only content published to tahoebonanza.com. To sign up, click the iBonanza logo under "Current Features" on the front page of tahoebonanza.com.
Another change taking place next week involves the Tahoe World entertainment publication. It will combine with Lake Tahoe Action, a product of Tahoe.com, to create a lakewide entertainment piece. It will be inserted in Friday's Sierra Sun.
Anyone with questions regarding these changes can call editor Kevin MacMillan at (775) 831-4666.
Also starting next week, residents will see an increase in circulation of the Bonanza' sister paper, the Sierra Sun, on Wednesdays and Fridays, throughout the Incline Village/Crystal Bay community.
While the Bonanza will remain the paper of record for Incline Village/Crystal Bay, the increase in circulation of the Sierra Sun will provide for more Incline news to be published in a print edition.
For those readers familiar with the Bonanza's Web site — www.tahoebonanza.com — our strong commitment to regularly updating the site will continue. Check the site daily for numerous updates, including local and regional news, sports and community information.
Readers also are encouraged to sign up for the Bonanza's weekly e-newsletter, the iBonanza, to keep more in tune with the most important local web-only content published to tahoebonanza.com. To sign up, click the iBonanza logo under "Current Features" on the front page of tahoebonanza.com.
Another change taking place next week involves the Tahoe World entertainment publication. It will combine with Lake Tahoe Action, a product of Tahoe.com, to create a lakewide entertainment piece. It will be inserted in Friday's Sierra Sun.
Anyone with questions regarding these changes can call editor Kevin MacMillan at (775) 831-4666.
