Wildlife Safari
Lenawee District Library
4459 W US 223, Adrian 49221
Get ready for a wild time with a visit from Wildlife Safari. Meet a variety of exotic animals from around the world for attendees at this fun, educational hands-on program. All ages welcome! There is a limit of 100 people, and tickets will be available day-of the event.
For more information call 517-263-1011.
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Classified Advertising Rate
0-10 words -- $9.75
11-20 words -- $12.25
21-30 words -- $14.75
31-40 words -- $17.00
41-50 words -- $19.75
More than 50? Give us a call to discuss further.
Same classified, no changes in copy — three weeks for the price of two.
Classified Ads — Tuesdays, noon E.S.T.
Advertising Rates and Discounts
Display advertising rate is $13.55 per column inch. We can help you design your ad, and design is free of charge. Contract discounts are available.
Advertising Deadlines
The deadline for the Thursday edition is Monday at 5 p.m. E.S.T. Attempts to accommodate late advertising past deadlines will be made but cannot be guaranteed.
Inserts — Full Circulation
$325 — Full Circulation
Pre-printed inserts should be delivered to The Tecumseh Herald by 5pm Mondays.
Total Print Circulation - 3,298
The Tecumseh Herald is distributed throughout Lenawee County. Each edition of the newspaper is printed and delivered to newsstands every Wednesday evening and to the U.S. Post Office for Thursday delivery to subscribers.
Billing
Terms: Net 30 days • Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Discover accepted.
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