The River Country Journal is pleased to announce the winner of a one-year listing in the online publication’s RESOURCE DIRECTORY, drawn from entries submitted at the RCJ’s booth in Scidmore Park during the Three Rivers Water Festival. Julie Staffen and her three-year-old son, Landon, joined Bruce Snook of the River Country Journal for the drawing [...]
As you head out for the 56th annual Three Rivers Water Festival, take time to visit the River Country Journal booth in the Arts & Crafts/Commercial Marketplace in Scidmore Park on Friday and Saturday (June 15 & 16). Bruce Snook, owner/editor/publisher of the online publication will be on hand from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. [...]
Business owners in Southwest Michigan might see a familiar face walk in their door soon. Julie Staffen is beginning work with River Country Journal, contracted for sales and marketing. She is taking on the responsibility of the sales of the online publication’s RESOURCE DIRECTORY and will assist in marketing the RCJ to new readers. Julie [...]
Wednesday, April 25, 2012 is the fourth anniversary of the River Country Journal. The online publication was launched on April 25, 2008 with the posting of a story reporting that the Village of Constantine and Riverside Elementary School had received tree seedlings to enhance that ‘River Country’ community. This story, noting the anniversary, brings to [...]
The River Country Journal has launched its RESOURCE DIRECTORY, a new feature aimed at assisting RCJ readers and those who advertise in the directory. The RESOURCE DIRECTORY – with its informative, easy-to-use layout and modest pricing – is designed to be very supportive of small businesses as well as non-profit, community-based organizations. With nearly 9,500 [...]
