Living Jackson Magazine is promoting this new marketing campaign aimed at all of Jackson County’s businesses and citizens. The purpose is simple—promote Jackson County’s economy by encouraging everyone to direct as much of their spending as possible to Jackson County businesses.

Want to participate and show your support too? Just download a version of the logo to use in your promotional material. There are many sizes and versions available to use in print, web and just about any other medium you may use.

Windows® users can right-click and Macintosh® users can control-click to download any of the packages below.

• For Print (Vector, CMYK) .EPS vector art for print collateral. This logo can be scaled to an unlimited size. It may require special software such as Adobe® Illustrator.
• For Print (JPEG, CMYK) .JPEG bitmap art for print collateral. This logo is ready to be used in print collateral and should work fine in programs like QuarkXpress® or Adobe® InDesign.
• For Print (JPEG, RGB) .JPEG bitmap art for print collateral. This logo should work very well with Microsoft® Word, Publisher, etc.
• For Web (JPEG, RGB) .JPEG bitmap art for web sites. This package contains three sizes ranging from 300, 240, and 120 pixels wide.

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We have shelf life. Why? Because we invest your advertising dollars into editorial that makes Living Jackson worth hanging on to. We have a special formula for providing our readers with quality and timely information while at the same time providing editorial that advertisers want to participate in. More than just a lifestyle magazine, Living Jackson also is known for its preservation of Jackson’s County’s history – this makes us an educational tool for the schools, treasured by long-time residents, and invaluable to newcomers.
Every issue focuses on the People To See, Places To Go, and Things To Do in Jackson County. Our Calendar, a two-page testament to the many things there are to do right here, remains the most popular piece of editorial in Living Jackson – or any area publication! Living Jackson utilizes the area’s best writers and photographers and Living Jackson is 100 percent local! A celebration of all Jackson County has to offer, readers both inside and outside of the county don’t want to miss a single issue ofLiving Jackson.

QUOTE:
“Living Jackson magazine stands out as one of the best community publications anywhere. I am impressed not only with the content, but with the overall design and printing. Living Jackson is a first-class publication that enriches our lives by covering current events and helping preserve a historical perspective of Jackson County.”

Shane Short
President & CEO, Jackson County Area Chamber of Commerce

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We have shelf life. Why? Because we invest your advertising dollars into editorial that makes Living Jackson worth hanging on to. We have a special formula for providing our readers with quality and timely information while at the same time providing editorial that advertisers want to participate in. More than just a lifestyle magazine, Living Jackson also is known for its preservation of Jackson’s County’s history – this makes us an educational tool for the schools, treasured by long-time residents, and invaluable to newcomers.
Every issue focuses on the People To See, Places To Go, and Things To Do in Jackson County. Our Calendar, a two-page testament to the many things there are to do right here, remains the most popular piece of editorial in Living Jackson – or any area publication! Living Jackson utilizes the area’s best writers and photographers and Living Jackson is 100 percent local! A celebration of all Jackson County has to offer, readers both inside and outside of the county don’t want to miss a single issue ofLiving Jackson.

QUOTE:
“Living Jackson magazine stands out as one of the best community publications anywhere. I am impressed not only with the content, but with the overall design and printing. Living Jackson is a first-class publication that enriches our lives by covering current events and helping preserve a historical perspective of Jackson County.”

Shane Short
President & CEO, Jackson County Area Chamber of Commerce

Get a Subscription