It has been said that a newspaper is the glue which holds a community together. A community newspaper allows neighbors to share their news with neighbors. A community newspaper allows schools, churches, small businesses, and civic organizations to interact with the rest of the community. A community newspaper provides a positive influence for families, emphasizing the good news about our world instead of the bad. In short, a community newspaper improves our quality of life, and makes our community a better place to live.

Established in 1989, The New Irmo News is a weekly community newspaper serving Irmo, Harbison, Seven Oaks,
Dutch Fork and St. Andrews areas. The New Irmo News is independently owned and locally operated, relying on
local contributors, freelance columnists, photographers, writers, graphic artists, designers, digital publishing professionals and reporters to keep the community informed of local news, happenings and current events.

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Each week, The New Irmo News publishes over 9,000 copies, reaching an estimated
22,000 readers, primarily in the 29063 zip code.