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 By  Staff Reports Published 
9:12 am Wednesday, September 2, 2015

DigitalTown announces launch of russellvillegoldentigers.com.

DigitalTown.com announced the launch of russellvillegoldentigers.com, a new website for the Golden Tigers community, according to information recently released.

The website russellvillegoldentigers.com features the latest news and information for Golden Tigers fans, including news, scores, schedules, community directory, photos, videos and livestreams, as well as archival content such as yearbook images. The website also features a team store with the latest gear and apparel.

Registered members of the site receive a free russellvillegoldentigers.com email address as well as a GoldenTigerBucks account that allows members to send and receive funds commission-free. A mobile application will also be released shortly.

The site also announced openings on the editorial team, including writers, photographers, videographers and advertising sales.

Jack Londgren, community manager for russellvillegoldentigers.com, commented about the new website: “From our ongoing communication with members of the community, we know that there is tremendous interest in the idea of a community site for Golden Tigers fans. The russellvillegoldentigers.com site offers exciting ways for community members to stay informed and interact. Last but not least, it is an ideal tool for fundraising, particularly for smaller teams and clubs that do not have the benefit of dedicated booster clubs.“

Visitors can explore the new website and register free of charge by visiting russellvillegoldentigers.com.

Business owners seeking local visibility can also advertise on the site.

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