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Washington County Observer now online with WordPress | CF

Clipped Fresh — By Christopher Spencer on July 23, 2010 at 2:47 pm
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New Principal Already “Home” | Washington County Observer.

The startup Washington County Observer has been in print since February and have finally made their web presence more dynamic.

I’m interested. I’ve heard some buzz about them over the months but haven’t seen a paper for sale in my usual Fayetteville haunts.

I’ve subscribed to their RSS feed and look forward to keeping up with their coverage area in south Washington County.

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