Watershed Voice on publishing pause until January 26
We are officially taking our annual three-week publishing pause to give our staff some much needed rest, and an opportunity to reset before hitting the ground running in 2026. We will return on Monday, January 26.
We are officially taking our annual three-week publishing pause to give our staff some much needed rest, and an opportunity to reset before hitting the ground running in 2026. We will return on Monday, January 26.
If there is anything you’d like to see us cover in the New Year, email our Staff Writer Maxwell Knauer at maxwell@watershedvoice.com. If you have questions about setting up a recurring donation or buying an ad, contact our Office Manager Steph Hightree at office@watershedvoice.com.
See you in a few weeks.
— Alek
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