Putting cows on the front page since 1885.
Putting cows on the front page since 1885.
The Herald is reminding readers that it now publishes an online version and has launched a sister publication, the Hollidaysburg Herald.
The online version of the Morrisons Cove Herald is free to all those who purchase print subscriptions.
Those who live outside the Cove community and who have experienced mail delays may now switch to an online-only subscription.
The full content of the Herald is uploaded every Thursday around noon so online-only subscribers will not experience mail delays.
Both Herald websites are designed to be viewed on computer screens, tablets and smartphone screens (mobile devices).
Adding online subscription to existing print subscription
For those who already subscribe to the print edition of the Morrisons Cove Herald and want to get unlimited free access to the online version, follow these directions:
1. Go to the Morrisons Cove Herald website at http://www.mcheraldonline.com.
2. Look for the blue bar across the very top of the webpage.
3. Locate “Free Trial” in the blue bar. Click that link.
4. Fill out the registration form completely. Be sure to write down your Username and Password.
5. Click the Submit button at bottom center.
Readers will get immediate access to the entire website.
The Herald office will receive the notification of the “free trial,” which the Herald office will then convert into a full-access online subscription.
To gain access to the Morrisons Cove Herald website in the future, simply click on the “Sign In” link at the right of the blue bar at the top of the Herald home page. Provide the Username and Password you created when you registered.
You will have full access to the online version as long as you maintain your Herald subscription.
Convert an MC Herald print subscription to online only
1. Follow the same steps explained under “Existing Print Subscribers.”
2. At the bottom, above the “Submit” button, is a box to enter “Special Instructions.”
3. In the Special Instructions box, enter “Please convert to online only.”
If you have any problems or have questions, call the Herald office at (814) 793-2144 and our friendly office staff will be happy to help you.
New subscribers
Subscribers who are new to the Morrisons Cove Herald (those who do not have a current, active subscription) should click on the “Subscribe” button at the right of the blue bar across the top of the Herald’s home page.
Follow the prompts to create and pay for a new subscription to the Morrisons Cove Herald.
We welcome you to the Herald family!
The Hollidaysburg Herald
Morrisons Cove Publisher Allan J. Bassler has announced the launch of a new online news website serving the Hollidaysburg-Duncansville area.
The Hollidaysburg Herald is online only and does not offer a print edition at this time. The site can be found at http://www.hollidaysburgherald.com.
Subscriptions to the Hollidaysburg Herald are $19.99 a year. To subscribe, go to hollidaysburgherald.com and click on the “Subscribe” tab at the top.
Bassler said that the news website carries the slogan “Reliable news for Hollidaysburg” and fills a need.
“I lived in Hollidaysburg for several years and graduated from Hollidaysburg Area High School,” Bassler said. “So I know that the Hollidaysburg area has always wanted its own news source. Now it has one, and a reliable one.”
Bassler said that the site will be a central hub for news about Hollidaysburg area events, people and businesses.
“We encourage all those in the Hollidaysburg and Duncansville areas to send their news to [email protected],” Bassler said. “It’s the community’s news source. We welcome all news from businesses, clubs and community groups.”
Bassler said that he is also seeking businesses who support community journalism.
“There are multiple opportunities not only for traditional online advertising, but for supporting the site,” Bassler said.
He said that businesses interested in supporting the site and getting a message in front of Hollidaysburg news readers should give him a call at (814) 793-2144.
“We welcome all,” Bassler said. “This is all for the Hollidaysburg area.”
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