Online or in print you'll never be redirected to subscribe to The HazzardAyre Gazzette, but the Times News of Twin Falls Idaho will.

So yesterday was an election day in most areas of the Union, and Idaho was no exception. 
So since I just moved here wanted to see if one can register to vote on the same day as an election as you can in both Utah and Wyoming. So since I have for nearly 5 years now been getting the Slime News of Twin Falls in my inbox went to take a gander at an article that might address the concern I had.
After the 9th time to sign in and all just to read that blooming article, I gave up.
Nothing new, ain't much right with the damn Times News since Lee Communications bought it, and not a helluva lot before that.
Truth be known ; the Knytes and the Times News of Twin Falls have been in a silent war since we gave em the middle finger in 1982 when the Knytes were formed in Hazzard(aka Hagerman). 
By contrast, the press in fact newspapers, should not be that picky of who consumes the information being reported. Have you seen the rates newspapers charge for ads? Ridiculous. By contrast, the HazzardAyre Gazzette has been nearly free since we converted it from the Hazzard County Gazzette in 2012. More over even before that the price of our printed version was only .25 cents. No matter how you consumed it, online or in print. Read it to your hearts content. No stopping you from reading by demanding you subscribe. Advertisers are paying the tab for the printing, so why not? 
As I have said and 300,000 members and their families can't be wrong, when you want something done, done right and done the way it ought to be, you just simply go to Hazzard County Our Hazzard County, and the Knytes-of-Dixie. No more needs to be said, except, now that I was so rudely snubbed from reading the Times News, I wont be a subscriber nor an advertiser, nor will 2,000 local members of the Knytes-of-Dixie/Iron-Knytes Association.
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