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[dargan]

There's several places that have retreat centers, if that's what they mean by "resort". I can think of one in Wisconsin, though the name escapes me at the moment. The D-II Juco volleyball national tournament was held there.

Of course, one could argue that Branson is a resort town.

damn, you beat me to it.

Thought the exact same thing, but surely Branson couldn't have a 26K circulation. I know there are always thousands of tourists there, but are there enough to create a 26K circ in a town with a 7K population?

(On a side note: The only thing worth visiting Branson for is the funnel cake at Silver Dollar City, and you can make those at home if you know what you're doing.)

 

[Football_Bat]

To call Branson or northern Arkansas "midwest" seems to be stretching it a little, don't you think?

And, yeah, 26,000 is respectable,although I learned at a previous job that there is a real difference between rural circulation and city circulation. You might have 18,000 readers in the city and a whole bunch more in the sticks, simply because you're the only paper around.

There is one paper in Arkansas that comes semi-close to fitting the criteria circulation-wise: Jonesboro, which is is a resort only for mosquitoes.

As much as a lot of Arkies would love to divorce themselves from the South, it ain't happening.

Branson at 12K is surprisingly bigger than I thought. Camdenton is tiny.

 

[Tom Petty]

There's several places that have retreat centers, if that's what they mean by "resort". I can think of one in Wisconsin, though the name escapes me at the moment. The D-II Juco volleyball national tournament was held there.

Of course, one could argue that Branson is a resort town.

damn, you beat me to it.

Thought the exact same thing, but surely Branson couldn't have a 26K circulation. I know there are always thousands of tourists there, but are there enough to create a 26K circ in a town with a 7K population?

(On a side note: The only thing worth visiting Branson for is the funnel cake at Silver Dollar City, and you can make those at home if you know what you're doing.)

no, i don't think it's nearly that large, either. and i stayed in branson once ... in a forking awesome lake house.

 

[TrooperBari]

You know the Midwest is a terribly large place. Could be the Dakotas, could be Nebraska (bleech)

Oi!

 

[lennysakata]

Traverse City, Mich., and Sandusky, Ohio have newspapers with circulation reasonably close to what's listed and are in resort areas. Don't know how they fit the rest of the ad.

 

[thesnowman]

Post of the week Petrie.

 

[Buckeye12]

Sandusky just replaced Dan a year ago.

 

[Hank_Scorpio]

Traverse City's SE hasn't been SE was promoted from sports reporter only about 10 years ago.


Plus, I've seen TC advertise under their own name before.

 

[Petrie]

Post of the week Petrie.

Glad someone finally caught that

 

[dargan]

There's several places that have retreat centers, if that's what they mean by "resort". I can think of one in Wisconsin, though the name escapes me at the moment. The D-II Juco volleyball national tournament was held there.

Of course, one could argue that Branson is a resort town.

damn, you beat me to it.

Thought the exact same thing, but surely Branson couldn't have a 26K circulation. I know there are always thousands of tourists there, but are there enough to create a 26K circ in a town with a 7K population?

(On a side note: The only thing worth visiting Branson for is the funnel cake at Silver Dollar City, and you can make those at home if you know what you're doing.)

no, i don't think it's nearly that large, either. and i stayed in branson once ... in a forking awesome lake house.

But, the question is ..... did you get the funnel cake?

 

[Tom Petty]

There's several places that have retreat centers, if that's what they mean by "resort". I can think of one in Wisconsin, though the name escapes me at the moment. The D-II Juco volleyball national tournament was held there.

Of course, one could argue that Branson is a resort town.

damn, you beat me to it.

Thought the exact same thing, but surely Branson couldn't have a 26K circulation. I know there are always thousands of tourists there, but are there enough to create a 26K circ in a town with a 7K population?

(On a side note: The only thing worth visiting Branson for is the funnel cake at Silver Dollar City, and you can make those at home if you know what you're doing.)

no, i don't think it's nearly that large, either. and i stayed in branson once ... in a forking awesome lake house.

But, the question is ..... did you get the funnel cake?

wow, do i ever feel dumb.

 

[ickeywoods]

My buddy got a call back and says its definitely Sandusky, which is cool if you don't mind the stink of Cleveland.