Richwood
August 31, 2023
The website for The Richwood Gazette recently received an update. Those viewing the website will notice a complete reworking of the layout. Subscribers will also have access to more local content as well as access to the electronic edition. Those interested in submitting forms for anniversaries, weddings and other event will be able to find forms through the site’s drop-down menus. (File photo)

Richwood Gazette website gets a new look

 

By Michael Williamson, Richwood Gazette

The Richwood Gazette website has a whole new look.

Those who visit the newspaper website will notice the page has some significant updates.

Dave Ohnsman, who does web services for the Gazette and Marysville Journal-Tribune, said the webpage’s news layout is probably the biggest and most notable change but readers might also notice the access to more content.

“The content is probably three times more than it used to be,” he said. “The only thing I used to put up there was local news and local sports and obits. But wasn’t able to do columns, the recipe box, In Retrospect, the police beat or sheriffâ…

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