Journal-Eureka
The Journal-Eureka is the oldest, continuous business in Jones County. The publication originally began as two papers: the Anamosa Eureka, founded in 1855 and the Anamosa Journal, which started in 1872. At that time, the Eureka was a Republican newspaper, while the Journal represented the Democratic viewpoint.
The newspapers remained separate until 1979 when they merged into the Journal-Eureka. The publication maintained the Journal's Thursday publication day. The newspaper began digital production in 2004 and the website was added in late 2005 and updated in 2013. The Town Crier, an area shopper, produced alongside the newspaper, began in the 1960s. It is distributed for free to more than 11,000 homes in Jones County and parts of Linn and Cedar counties.
Categories: Arts & Entertainment, Business, Local News, National News, News, Sports
Bionic ID: 632275
Advertising Options
Below are Journal-Eureka advertising placement options to consider in your media planning and media buying.
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E-Newsletter Advertising
- E-Newsletter
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Newspaper Advertising
- 1/2 Page - 1/2 Page
- 1/3 Page - 1/3 Page
- 1/4 Page - 1/4 Page
- 1/6 Page - 1/6 Page
- Full Page - Full Page
- Half Page - Half Page
- Per Column Inch - Per Column Inch
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Other Advertising
- Event
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Social Advertising
- Facebook Post
- Pinterest Post
- Twitter Post
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Video Advertising
- YouTube Post
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Online Display Advertising
- 160x600 - Wide Skyscraper - 160x600
- 300x250 - Medium Rectangle - 300x250
- 728x90 - Leaderboard - 728x90
- 970x250 - Billboard - 970x250
Learn More
To learn more about the Journal-Eureka program, submit a request for information. Your request will be sent immediately to the Woodward Communications, Inc. ad sales team.
Place an Order
To place an order, contact Journal-Eureka or order electronically through Bionic Media Buying Software using ID 632275.