The Ceres Courier CA

The Ceres Courier is a newspaper in Ceres, California, USA covering local news, sports, business, jobs, and community events.Connect Savannah has established a place as the leading alternative voice in a city that ranks as one of the Southeast's most sought after places to live and visit. Published each Wednesday and distributed free throughout the greater Savannah, Georgia metropolitan area, we provide comprehensive coverage of local arts and entertainment, news and issues, pertinent social and political commentary and extensive event and happenings listings to over 100,000 print and online readers each week.

Connect Savannah is a free tabloid published weekly on Wednesday by Savannah Media Company. Connect Savannah has an average press run of 12,000. Reaching both active locals and tourists alike, Connect Savannah has established a place as the leading alternative voice in a city that ranks as one of the Southeast's most sought after places to live and visit. Connect Savannah brings comprehensive coverage of arts and entertainment, local news and issues, pertinent social and political commentary and extensive event and happenings listings to over 50,000 readers each week.

The Ceres Courier was established in 1910 when Ceres was home to approximately 500 residents. The paper’s founder was Clarence “Hal” Humphrey Bronaugh, who was born in Illinois and was first employed as a “printer’s devil” in Chicago. He married a Grace Pearl Macomber after he saw her poetry in the paper and they began corresponding. The couple married in Vermont but moved to Colorado where he ran a newspaper in Craig from 1891 to 1895. He came to California where he worked for the Stockton Record and then the Turlock Journal. At one time he owned a quarter of the Turlock paper but left Turlock to start up the Courier in 1910. The newspaper operated out of an old unpainted wood framed structure on Fourth Street, then only a dirt street, and type was set by hand, a laborious process in those days.