Date
Wednesday
Oct

October 8

International Newspaper Carrier Day

Show your appreciation for newspaper carriers on International Newspaper Carrier Day - thank them with a special gift or kind words!

Yearly Date
October 8
Type
Day

Introduction

Celebrate International Newspaper Carrier Day on October 8 by recognizing the hardworking people who deliver newspapers to homes and businesses each day. This day was created in 1999 to recognize the people who have been delivering newspapers for decades, as well as those who are just starting out. It's a great way to show appreciation for the important work that newspaper carriers do. From early morning hours to inclement weather, these dedicated individuals have helped bring news and information to our doorsteps for years. So let's take the time to appreciate their efforts and celebrate International Newspaper Carrier Day!

International Newspaper Carrier Day Timeline

1440
Invention of Printing Press
Johannes Gutenberg invents the printing press, a development that eventually leads to newspaper production.
1605
First Newspaper Published
The newspaper "Relation" is published in Strasbourg, marking the beginning of the newspaper era.
1690
First Newspaper in America
The first newspaper in America, 'Publick Occurrences Both Forreign and Domestick', is published in Boston.
1833
Advent of Penny Press
The New York Sun is published and ushers in the era of the Penny Press, making newspapers affordable and increasing circulation.
1999
First Newspaper Carrier Day
International Newspaper Carrier Day is established to recognize the contributions of newspaper carriers in the distribution of news and information.

How to Celebrate International Newspaper Carrier Day

1

Create a newspaper collage

Gather old newspapers, cut out the articles and images that you find interesting, then arrange them on a poster board in an interesting and creative way. Add some text or words to create a unique piece of art.

2

Write an article

What better way to celebrate International Newspaper Carrier Day than to write your own article? Pick a topic that you know well, research it, and write up your own article. Submit it to your local newspaper or online publication.

3

Host a book club

Invite over friends and family and pick out a newspaper related book to read and discuss. Whether it is fiction or nonfiction, you'll learn more about the importance of newspapers in our society.

4

Make a scrapbook

Gather all the old newspapers you can find and make a scrapbook with each page devoted to one day's paper. Use the front page, sports section, arts section, etc. Add photos, drawings, quotes and stories from each paper.

5

Visit your local newspaper office

Take a tour of your local newspaper office and see how everything works behind the scenes. You'll get an inside look at how stories are written, edited, laid out and printed.

Why International Newspaper Carrier Day is Important

A

It promotes literacy

International Newspaper Carrier Day raises awareness of the importance of reading and being informed. Reading newspapers on a regular basis helps to develop critical thinking skills and encourages learning on a variety of topics. It also provides readers with reliable, up-to-date information that is essential for making well-informed decisions.

B

It supports local businesses

Newspapers are an important source of revenue for many small businesses. By promoting International Newspaper Carrier Day, people can show their support for these businesses and ensure they remain viable sources for news and information in their communities.

C

It fosters a sense of community

International Newspaper Carrier Day serves as a reminder of the importance of staying connected with our neighbors and supporting each other during difficult times. By encouraging people to read the newspaper together, it reinforces the idea that we all have something to gain from engaging in meaningful conversations with those around us.

International Newspaper Carrier Day Dates

Year
Date
Day
2023
Oct 7
Saturday
2024
Oct 7
Monday
2025
Oct 7
Tuesday
2026
Oct 7
Wednesday
2027
Oct 7
Thursday