The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

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About this app

Our new dual-purpose app lets you read the daily Arkansas Democrat-Gazette in the format you’re comfortable and familiar with, plus you can receive breaking and latest news updates in a mobile-friendly format.

With the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette app, you can view every section of the daily newspaper in a digital replica presentation. You can easily read the day's paper, share your favorite articles and even access previous editions. There are also options to play videos, view slideshows and work interactive puzzles.

You can also receive the up-to-the-minute information through push alerts and by using the phone-friendly latest news section of the app.

The app is free to download. Subscribers have full access to all content. Non-subscribers can receive breaking news alerts. Upgrading to a subscription is easy and affordable.

Subscribe now to get the breaking news and complete coverage from The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette on the Arkansas Online App or Premium Web subscriptions at the following URL:
https://subscribe.wehco.com/adg/landing

Ratings and reviews

I'm about to sue them at this point. I can access whatever story is on the page, in the app, but the search does work. I try to search on the website, I login, and it still tells me to login to read the story. When I click 'log-in' it then tells me I'm logged in. I CAN'T READ ANY OF THE STORIES I NEED TO. IT'S ABSOLUTE TRASH AND IVE BEEN BEGGING FOR YEARS FOR YOU TO FIX THIS. IM JUST TRYING TO GET THE LOCAL NEWS

I like t he idea of tge app for the full paper -- being able to take it anywhere (no bulk, no forfetting, no one asking to share), i don't like how arrows to access more photos, etc. Overlap captions. It would be great if there was a link to allow names or topics to be searchable, and especially obituaries.

This doesn't run well on an android tablet. In order for it to function properly, I am forced at least once per week to remove the app completely and re-install it. If I wasn't so ingrained to my "morning" paper this would be history!