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Derby Informer is the Derby area's sole news source, published as a weekly newspaper with a daily digital news source at derbyinformer.com. You can open the site directly to read local business, sports, and community news, or use the subscription forms if you need to renew a print subscription or link a print account to online access. Everything below is based on what the site itself provides.
Reading the News
Go to derbyinformer.com to browse current coverage. The homepage carries the latest headlines, and the site organizes content across news and business, sports, opinions, and community events.
A typical article shows the reporting you can expect. For example, a recent story by Kelly Breckunitch covered the USD 260 school district renewing a mental health agreement, including the Mental Health Intervention Team (MHIT) memorandum of understanding presented to the Board of Education. Articles like this list the reporter's name and email contact, so you can follow up directly on a specific story.
If you are looking for a particular topic, use the site's section navigation rather than scrolling the homepage, since daily digital updates push older items down quickly.
Managing a Subscription
The site exposes subscription-related actions through dedicated forms. The available options are:
| Action | Where it lives |
|---|---|
| Renew a print subscription | Subscription form at derbyinformer.com/site/forms/subscribe |
| Link a print and online account | Account service page (service_id=531) |
Both renewal links point to the same subscription form, so either entry takes you to the same place. The "Link Print and Online Account" option is the one to use if you already receive the print edition and want your digital access tied to it.
The site signals that subscriptions exist and are managed through these forms, but it does not publish prices or state whether any content is free. Treat access terms as something to confirm on the subscription page itself rather than assuming.
Contact and Submissions
Reporters publish their email addresses with their articles — for example, [email protected] appeared with the school district story. That is the most direct route for a news tip or a question about a specific piece. For general inquiries, subscription problems, or account linking issues, use the subscription and account forms above, since those are the contact points the site itself provides.