Lake Huron’s sunrise side home to hometown newspaper operation
Published by: Presque Isle Newspapers, Inc., Richard W. Lamb, President, P.O. Box 50, Rogers City, MI 49779. Telephone (989) 734-2105. Published weekly on Thursday.
Mail Subscription Rates: Presque Isle, Alpena, Montmorency, and Cheboygan Counties, $36 per year; elsewhere in Michigan, $40; outside of Michigan, $47; Canada $52; other foreign, available. Single copies $1. Single mailed copies, plus postage. Periodical postage paid at Rogers City, MI, 49779 by Presque Isle Newspapers, Inc., (USPS 097-050). Postmaster, send address change to P.O. Box 50, Rogers City, MI 49779.
Deadlines: General news, notices, display advertising, photographs and classified advertising is 3 p.m. on Tuesday for the Presque Isle County Advance/Onaway Outlook.
Hours: Monday – Thursday from 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. closed Fridays.
Presque Isle Newspapers, publishes the Presque Isle County Advance from its offices in Rogers City and Onaway, Michigan. The Advance, which merged with the Onaway Outlook April, 2015, is a weekly newspaper serving Presque Isle County, Michigan, USA. We are located on Lake Huron, about 50 miles south of the Mackinac Bridge. We cover the entire county, which includes the school districts from Rogers City, Onaway and Posen.
Covering the county since 1878
We are concerned with our mission of providing the best possible coverage of local news. Community newspapers, such as ours, must concentrate on the job of serving our residents by producing the local news they need and want.
That has been the mission since this newspaper was founded in 1878 and remains so today. This Web site is an extension of that mission.
The Advance has been the trusted voice for local news coverage since 1878.
Following a February 12, 2006 fire which destroyed our historic building in Rogers City, we we
re forced to move to a temporary office hosted by J&L Camera and Electronics. Due to great efforts from the staff and a wonderfully supportive community, we didn’t miss an issue, as we went to press three days after the fire and continued publishing each week after that. In December 2006 we moved into our new office at the corner of Third and Erie Streets in Rogers City, constructed by general contractor Jerry Fleming.
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Published letters policy
All letters must be original work and bear an original signature, place of residence and telephone number for verification.
Responsible letters will be considered for publication as space allows and are subject to editing for content and length.
Letters are limited to 400 words or less.
Personal thank you wishes, letters for or against a political candidate or personal attacks against other people will not be accepted.
