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The Country Register goes to Quilt Market

In May of 2008, Barbara Floyd, Founder of The Country Register, will have a booth at Spring Quilt Market in Portland, OR. She hopes to meet many of her current advertisers from Oregon and Washington and make new contacts from all over on behalf of The Country Register. Joining her will be Lou Ann Sharkey, publisher of The Country Register of Montana.

Ken and Myrna Robinson, Country Register publishers from Kingwood, Texas, spent an exciting three days at Quilt Market in Texas at the end of October. They set up a booth on behalf of all of the publishers of The Country Register across the USA and Canada.

Ken and Myrna are the publishers for Texas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas. To lend them a hand in the booth where sample copies of the various papers were handed out along with rate sheets if desired, was Linda Parrish, publisher of The Country Register of Georgia.

Many quilt shops and services have found their way into our readership. After seeing our booth at Quilt Market, we hope more of them will join us in an advertising program.


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Are you interested in becoming a Publisher?

Take a look at our list of publishers to see if there is a possibility of publishing The Country Register in your area. You may also call 1-888-942-8950, write to P.O. Box 84345, Phoenix, AZ 85071 or email info@countryregister.com for more information.

Several Well Established Newspaper For Sale

The Country Register is published in many states and Provinces at this time. From time to time an established newspaper comes up for sale. If you have the skills and desire to be one of our publishers and own an established business just call 1-888-942-8950, write to P.O. Box 84345, Phoenix, AZ 85071 or email info@countryregister.com for more information. As some of our original publishers get to retirement age, ready made businesses will be for sale.


picture Year 2008 Marks The Country Register's 20th Anniversary

It is the beginning of the 20th Anniversary for The Country Register. I remember the very first issue, born in Arizona. It was very small, a little shy on advertisers, very shy on articles. Color was not widely used and in our case, not used at all. It was back in the days when you cut and pasted each item in the paper on a page to send to the printer. But that was the way of publishing in 1988. Since then many, many changes have changed the way of doing everything in the business. Since 1988 Michigan (first after Arizona) and then all the many other states and provinces, one by one, were added to our list of publishers. It is something worth celebrating.

Summer Time Fun

The Country Register newspapers are filled with wonderful resources for fun outings and new projects to keep you busy all summer!

All of the advertising gift shops in The Country Registers are filled with delightful seasonal gifts and decor. With summer around the corner, make a list of all the Country Register Destinations you have always wanted to visit. If you are a quilter, look for a shop hop or a quilt show or a new class to take. Plan some special shopping trips, go to a tea room for lunch. Redecorate one small area of your home or re-do a whole room. Use your Country Register as your shopping guide to find the new and unusual.

 

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