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Access the full print edition of a local newspaper on your mobile device. Read headlines, stories, and view related photos. Offers offline reading and audio playback of articles.
What's New in The Marietta Times All Access
2.7.3
January 23, 2020
- Added tool tip for viewing pages - Enhanced page view navigation - Clicking left/right side margin of page changes page - Added link to puzzles (sudoku and crosswords) - Bug fixes
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What is The Marietta Times All Access?
The Marietta Times All Access provides a digital replica of the full print edition of The Marietta Times newspaper on your iPhone or iPad. You can view every page, read articles, and see related photos.
Can I read The Marietta Times All Access offline?
Yes, you can download and sync content via Wi-Fi or cellular network to read stories offline. This feature allows you to access news even without an internet connection.
Does The Marietta Times All Access have ads?
No, The Marietta Times All Access does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and use without any ad interruptions.
What devices support The Marietta Times All Access?
The Marietta Times All Access is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed for Apple's mobile operating system.
How often is The Marietta Times All Access updated?
The app was last updated on January 23, 2020, with version 2.7.3. While the app itself has not seen recent updates, the content delivered reflects the latest newspaper editions.
What is the user rating for The Marietta Times All Access?
The app has a rating of 3.0 stars based on 2 user reviews. This indicates a mixed reception from its current user base.
Can I listen to the news stories in The Marietta Times All Access?
Yes, the app allows you to read and listen to stories. A virtual newscaster can read the full text of articles to you.
What areas does The Marietta Times cover?
The Marietta Times covers Marietta, Parkersburg, Williamstown, Belpre, Beverly, and many other communities in Washington, Morgan, Monroe, and Noble counties in Ohio, as well as Wood County in West Virginia.







