Lee Newspapers Inc.

10/24/2024

The offices of Lee Newspapers are closed to public traffic today and tomorrow (Thurs. & Fri., Oct. 24 and 25). We will reopen for normal business hours at our new facility at 8am on Monday, Oct. 28.

All sales representatives continue to be available remotely via email, etc., today and tomorrow. We ask for patience as phones and equipment are transported to the new location; rest assured that your messages are important to us and your representative will respond at their earliest convenience. Happy moving day!

10/17/2024

"After decades at our current location, it is with VERY MIXED EMOTIONS that I announce our move to Canajoharie! I lived in the apartment above our current Palatine facility until I was in 4th grade. I embarked on my first job (and pretty much my only job since then!) there at age 14, watching hundreds of local people come and go through the door of the front office to place classified ads, pick up a copy of the paper, pay a bill, order and pick up commercial print orders, deliver lunch to an employee, deliver packages from UPS and FedEx, coming and going from work. You name it. It wasn’t just a place of business, it was home. I’m excited, sad, happy, and everything in between! Please join me in welcoming our family business Lee Newspapers Inc. to Canajoharie!"
-Janet Lee Stanley, President of Lee Newspapers

10/03/2024

Renovations and preparations are wrapping up and we are incredibly excited to officially confirm our official move date! We will make the transition from our Palatine facility Oct. 24-27 and be open for business at our new Canajoharie facility in historic Wagner Square on Monday, Oct. 28. We are so excited to join the village of Canajoharie and look forward to delivering the same excellent service you've come to expect for many years to come!

07/16/2024

We love connecting with our industry peers at trade show events!

07/04/2024

From our team at Lee Newspapers, wishing you and yours a safe and wonderful holiday celebration: happy Independence Day.

07/01/2024

It's hard to believe it's already July! This is going to be a busy month at Lee Newspapers as we:

-Gear up for one of our largest trade show events of the year (Empire Farm Days).
-Continue to produce weekly and monthly print resources for growers and marketers working in agriculture and commercial horticulture (Country Folks and Country Folks Grower).
-Continue to produce a litany of digital products, reaching the heavy construction industry (Rock Road Recycle), beverage industry (Wine and Craft Beverage News) and others.
-Prepare to launch a new print product this fall (Country Culture).

We have some great content heading your way! Watch these spaces on social media and subscribe if you have not already. You can subscribe to our various resources by visiting www.leepub.com at any time. You don't want to miss a thing!

06/28/2024

We may not currently be producing a print version of Country Editor, but our page is alive and well!

-We do our best to showcase local and regional community events as they come across our desk.
-We share the occasional article as we're able to do so: often local event coverage or an engaging read curated from the internet.
-We share prompts to spark fun conversation, often around the weather, holidays, hobbies and more.

Most importantly, we still offer paid advertising space! Our local businesses are the heartbeat of what we do - and we would love to work with you. A set of posts starts at one low price - contact us today for more information!

06/26/2024

Our non-profit division is looking for opportunities to partner with the community this summer here in the Mohawk Valley! Contact us today about your item drives, sponsorships and fundraisers! We would love to network with you.

Even the smallest effort can make a massive difference in your community! How are you helping this summer?

06/26/2024

Did you know that we operate a full-service commercial print division out of our Palatine Bridge offices? From business cards to calendars to pens, our Graphic Design & Print Services by Lee Newspapers Inc. team would love to partner with you and make your vision come to life. Stop in today! You can't beat a smiling face and competitive rates!

05/12/2024

The ones who love us well. The ones who have been there for each milestone. The first ones to celebrate our successes and to comfort us in our losses. The backbones of local small businesses and the pillars of their communities.

We couldn't do it without you.

Here's to you, moms.

03/31/2024

Happy Easter from all of us at Lee Newspapers Inc!

03/29/2024

Join us in honoring the heart and soul of our community – the incredible mom-and-pop shops that bring character, warmth, and personalized service to our neighborhoods. Happy Mom & Pop Business Owners Day!

02/14/2024

Happy Valentine's Day from Lee Newspapers Inc!

12/25/2023

May your days be merry and bright!

Merry Christmas from all of us at Lee Newspapers, Inc.

12/16/2023

There are hundreds of Christmas shops in Upstate New York. However, we believe that this one shop, in Canajoharie, NY, is the best of the best. Check it out!

11/13/2023

I don’t know where to start, but I hope all of you know how much your prayers, hugs, texts, calls, flowers, food, cards, and overall concern for me has meant to me. I have the best circle of people around me and you are so appreciated! Losing Dad was a tough one, your outpouring of love was felt and I can not thank you enough. 💕

11/07/2023

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Frederick W. Lee Jr. (April 20, 1935 - November 5, 2023) A local visionary and fixture of the Mohawk Valley area has passed. Frederick W. Lee Jr. was born in Middlefield, NY, on April 20, 1935 to Fred Lee Sr. and Elizabeth Morton Lee. Fred served in the United States Army after attending Oswego Stat...

11/06/2023

Our hearts go out to the family and friends of Mr. Frederick Lee, who left us on November 5, 2023 to join his heavenly father in paradise. 🙏 Our thoughts and prayers are with Janet Lee Stanley and family.

Rest in peace, Mr. Lee. We will take it from here.