Redesign and moving forward

it's been an interesting few weeks as we've worked to redesign The Summerville Journal Scene and cover all the stories that have been poppng lately.

The Lowcountry has been centerstage on the national scene with Bush, the debates, morning TV crews broadcasting from downtown and Army Wives showing off the city every week on Lifetime TV.

The redesign was aimed at making the content in the Journal Scene easier to find, putting like stories together and updating the look to include directions to our Web site. We moved the editorial page to the last odd page in A -- usually that will be Page 7A or 9A. This is traditionally the editorial page in newspapers across the country, with news filling the forward pages. We hope the new look has not been to jarring, and that you will find it easy to use.

We also want to hear from readers about suggestions for stories. Often, we do not know about an event or an interesting story until one of our readers lets us know.

We look forward to the discussion with you, our favorite reader.

Comments

[Evie Cook]

I have a suggestion for easier navigation for the online version of the Summerville Journal Scene. From the home page, if I click on News, I think I should be able to see all the sub-categories in News on the left side menu.