AJC ePaper will continue familiar format for subscribers

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution has printed its final newspaper, but we are especially mindful of our subscribers who value the ePaper reading experience.

The AJC will continue to deliver this ritual to digital subscribers every day of the week, straight to your inboxes.

Each edition brings the structure, depth and care readers expect from a daily newspaper in a convenient digital format.

Most of the ePaper will look and feel the same. Our newsroom will curate a front page and familiar sections many readers turn to every day, including sports, comics and a great crossword puzzle. As we move fully into our digital future, some sections and features will evolve.

Here’s what to expect.

What is unchanged

• Daily editions will provide a complete, curated view of the day’s news.
• A robust Sunday edition and supplements will highlight the best of the AJC from throughout the week.
• Our coverage will continue to offer perspective through the lens of Atlanta, Georgia and the South.
• We will continue to publish columns from Charles Seabrook, Suzanne Van Atten and Gina Webb.

What’s new or changing

• The daily crossword is now interactive and can be printed.
• Jumble and Sudoku are available interactively in the ePaper and at games.ajc.com.
• The Living section will now publish on Thursday, Saturday and Sunday.
• As part of ending our printed paper, the ePaper will no longer run classifieds; however, jobs, legal notices and obituaries will continue.