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• The Daily Journal is published Monday through Friday afternoons and Sunday morning.
The weekday circulation is 28,000. The Sunday circulation is 33,500. The Daily Journal
provides coverage of Kankakee, Will, Iroquois, Ford, Livingston and Grundy counties in
Illinois and Newton County in Indiana.
• The Journal has won numerous awards for printing quality, advertising
and editorial coverage.
• The Daily Journal has bureaus in Washington, D.C.; the state capital in Springfield;
Peotone; Watseka; and Bourbonnais; in addition to the Kankakee office.
Monday: Special seniority pages run on the first and third Mondays, with news devoted
to senior citizens. Keepsake, a tabloid with area wedding and engagement announcements,
runs on the second and fourth Mondays.
Tuesday: KidStuff brings news of interest for young people, including the Mini-Page,
Tell Me a Story and Job Center. The Job Center page was recognized by the State of Illinois
as one of the top three services to youth in the state.
Wednesday: Accent on Food, including Readers Recipe Exchange and a Weekly Menu Planner.
Thursday: Faith and Religion covers area churches and beliefs.
Friday: The Outdoors page brings you the latest information on hunting, fishing,
hiking and camping in the area and throughout the Midwest.
Every Day: The Business Page lists any stock of local interest, free for
our subscribers. The AccuWeather Forecast brings you full color weather for
a week at a glance. Sports covers every varsity high school result in the area.
Life brings you features for living, your home and your family. and Region covers
regional and agricultural news.
• The Daily Journal is located in Kankakee, Illinois and also has
offices in Bourbonnais and Peotone, Illinois.
Kankakee Office:
8 Dearborn Square
Kankakee, Illinois 60901
Bourbonnais Office:
1180 North Convent
Bourbonnais, Illinois 60914
Manteno Office:
47 West Second
Manteno, Illinois 60950
Peotone Office:
104 West Main
Peotone, Illinois 60468
daily-journal.com: In addition to offering our readers the
most current local news six days a week in print, we are also available
on-line at: www.daily-journal.com.
• The Daily Journal was one of the earliest printing sites for USA
Today and prints both USA Today and Sports Weekly. The quality of reproduction
on The Journal presses has won top awards in Gannett and other national printing
competitions.
• With a population of 100,000, Kankakee County has shown remarkable progress during
the 1990s. Unemployment is at a 20-year low. In 1997, Readers Digest named Kankakee
County as one of the 50 best places to raise a family.
• Kankakee County has its own symphony, its own theater group and a historical museum.
• The area is also home to a number of active summer festivals, including the Friendship
Festival in Bourbonnais, the Gladiolus Festival in Momence and the Pumpkin Festival in
St. Anne.
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