Running a weekly newspaper, we find that everyone has a story to tell, and that’s what you find in our pages week after week — the news you want to read, the places you want to go, the entertainment you won’t want to miss and the view that set you thinking.
For almost 13 years, that’s what readers tell us they like best about Bay Weekly.
In that time, we’ve found that every business has a story, too. The advertisers of Bay Weekly are often small mom-and-pop businesses started by your neighbors, people who decided it was time to live their dreams and took that leap of faith.
In advertising with Bay Weekly, they’ve taken a second leap, trusting that our business will grow theirs. Their investment helps bring you a free paper each week full of the best of the Bay.
Theirs are the stories that inspire our Business Biographies.
Twice each year we add pages to make extra room for them in the mix you read each week. Our fall edition of Bay Weekly Business Biographies is now in your hands.
For this special edition, we ask our advertisers to tell us their stories. Who are they? What goods and services can you expect from them? What sets them apart? Why did they make the leap? That’s where the stories turn to inspiration.
Asking and answering these questions has enriched our acquaintance and increased our respect for the businesspeople on whose products and services we all depend.
We think you’ll be impressed, too, as you read the stories of the people who realized their dreams by building the businesses of Chesapeake Country. We know you’ll find where to go and who to rely on for the best goods and services around.
Advertisers and readers: Don’t miss our spring edition of Bay Weekly’s Business Biographies coming up in April, 2005.
