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Staff Report on January 3, 2024
Times-Signal Survey

In an attempt to allow more reader input into the content of this newspaper, The Jena Times Olla- Tullos-Urania Signal is currently conducting an online survey asking everyone to participate.

The survey allows for readers to rank various aspects of the newspaper to find out what is being read.

“The results of this survey will help us determine what content readers like the most and perhaps, what content needs to be replaced,” Editor Craig Franklin said. “Ultimately, we are seeking public input to improve this newspaper even further.”

The 11-question survey allows participants to select various content items and pages, to find out what is read on a regular basis and what is seldom read.

The “Survey: What do you read?” is located at www.thejenatimes. net or links to the survey can be found on the newspaper’s social media pages.

“It will take less than five minutes to complete but will have an impact for years,” Franklin said.

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