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AroundAbout Local Media Buys Acworth Magazine

The company currently publishes the TowneLaker, Around Woodstock and Sixes Living magazines.

ACWORTH, GA -- Starting next month, Acworth Community Magazine will be known as Around Acworth.

That's because the monthly magazine, which launched in 2005, has been purchased by AroundAbout Local Media, which owns three additional community magazines in Cherokee County.

Around Acworth will continue to focus on local people and events, school and community news while offering businesses an affordable, hyperlocal advertising opportunity.

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AroundAbout Local Media was named the 2016 Small Business of the Year by the Cherokee County Chamber of Commerce. The company's flagship publication is the TowneLaker, which was launched in 1996 as a newsletter serving what was then Woodstock’s newest master planned community.

In the last 20 years, the TowneLaker has grown to become a 100-page, full color glossy publication that’s delivered to more than 16,000 residents monthly.

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ALM also publishes Around Woodstock and Sixes Living magazines. With the addition of Around Acworth, monthly distribution reaches more than 65,000 homes and businesses.

“We are excited about the growth of our company,” ALM President Patty Ponder said. “The addition of Around Acworth allows us to broaden our reach for many of our existing advertisers, and meet new ones in the Acworth area. We are eager to bring uplifting, relevant editorial content to residents of such a vibrant, active yet historical community. We welcome Around Acworth to our family of community magazines.”

For more information about ALM publications, visit the TowneLaker, Sixes Living, Around Woodstock and Around Acworth websites.

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