{"id":2044,"date":"2022-03-26T01:45:16","date_gmt":"2022-03-26T01:45:16","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/linksus.net\/puzzled-about-our-new-features-we-have-answers-to-your-questions-and-solutions-to-your-games-montgomery-advertiser\/"},"modified":"2022-03-26T01:45:16","modified_gmt":"2022-03-26T01:45:16","slug":"puzzled-about-our-new-features-we-have-answers-to-your-questions-and-solutions-to-your-games-montgomery-advertiser","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/linksus2.linksus.net\/index.php\/2022\/03\/26\/puzzled-about-our-new-features-we-have-answers-to-your-questions-and-solutions-to-your-games-montgomery-advertiser\/","title":{"rendered":"Puzzled about our new features? We have answers to your questions and solutions to your games – Montgomery Advertiser"},"content":{"rendered":"

If there’s one thing we puzzle lovers have in common, it’s that we like a challenge.\u00a0But when the challenge is finding the solution to a puzzle that’s no longer published in your hometown paper? Not so much.\u00a0
Good news for those of us making the transition to the Montgomery Advertiser’s new puzzle lineups: We have the answers to your questions \u2014 and the\u00a0answers to your puzzles<\/a>, too.
Yes, you can find the answers to Friday’s puzzles in the Saturday e-edition. But the fastest and easiest way to find the solutions to yesterday’s puzzles \u2014 any day of the week\u00a0\u2014 is to visit our new answer site at\u00a0answers.usatoday.com<\/a>
We update the site\u00a0daily with solutions to all of the puzzles found across the USA Today Network.\u00a0
Now, for other answers.\u00a0
RELATED:<\/strong>\u00a0 Saturday edition of Montgomery Advertiser goes all-digital with print replica e-edition<\/a><\/em>
The USA Today Network includes hundreds of local newspapers and sites, and each has published its\u00a0own mix of puzzles and other syndicated features. After taking a look at what was available, including some new and interesting features, we curated a new selection that we think is just right for our readers.\u00a0
The Los Angeles Times crossword is our new seven-days-a-week crossword, replacing the Thomas Joseph crossword we had been running most days. We also added the popular USA Today crossword to our Sunday lineup.\u00a0
Sudoku\u00a0replaces Sudoku High Fives and now runs every day. We added newly created KUBOK16 and the popular Boggle BrainBusters to our daily mix.\u00a0\u00a0
Advice columnist Carolyn Hax is new to Montgomery’s pages, replacing the daily Dear Annie column.\u00a0
We will still run Horoscopes, a Bridge column, Cryptoquote, and Jumble each day.\u00a0
Comics stay the same, with the exception of panels that are being enlarged or otherwise redesigned to make them easier to read.
But we are saying good-bye to the daily TV grid, the TV crossword and Celebrity Extra. With more and more programming available on demand or to stream, the old grid wasn’t as useful as it once was. We\u00a0replaced it with a robust What to Watch package, which now also includes Movie recommendations.\u00a0
We’d love\u00a0feedback about the new features.\u00a0Contact our customer service team<\/a>\u00a0at mtgadvertiser@gannett.com or call them at\u00a01-877-424-0007. Our online chat team is available during regular business hours. Connect with them using the\u00a0button at the bottom of help.montgomeryadvertiser.com\/contact-us<\/a><\/p>\n

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