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The New Today

Grenada newspaper whose site names Impact Printers as its publisher; it reported the 53rd CARIFTA Games in St. George’s on 4 April 2026 and the 2022 Test against England.
✓ Last reviewed: September 2026
PublisherImpact Printers, per the site footer
Editionsprint newspaper with an ePaper edition, per its site
Self-description“the #1 Newspaper in Grenada, Carriacou & Petite Martinique”, the paper’s own claim
Web locationthenewtodaygrenada.com; sport on the path /sports and in local news

What is The New Today?

The New Today is a newspaper in Grenada. Its site's footer reads “© 2025 - Impact Printers. Publishers of The New Today. All rights reserved.” The site publishes an ePaper edition, press releases and obituaries, and carried local news items dated 26 September 2026 when retrieved that day.[1]

The site describes the paper as “the #1 Newspaper in Grenada, Carriacou & Petite Martinique”. That is its own claim, and no circulation figure supporting or testing it was retrieved.[1]

What does The New Today cover?

The Sports category. As retrieved on 26 September 2026, the site's Sports category listed items from 2019 to 2021, the most recent dated 8 March 2021. Among them were “Anderson Peters strikes gold”, dated 6 October 2019, and “Anderson Peters shocks the world”, on his world javelin title; items on football, including the Concacaf Nations League; an item on the cricket player Nicholas Pooran's suspension under the ICC Code of Conduct; and a national swimming championship.[2]

Sport in local news. Later sports reporting appears in its local news section. On 4 April 2026 it reported: “Grenada is this weekend hosting the 53rd CARIFTA Games at the Kirani James Athletics Stadium at Queen's Park in St. George's.”[3] On 26 March 2022 it reported that the Government of Grenada was “optimistic that it will see big returns on its EC$5 million investment to refurbish the Grenada National Cricket Stadium for the ongoing third, and final Apex Test match between the West Indies, and England”.[4]

Football. On 2 June 2023 the paper carried, in its press releases section, the Grenada Football Association's announcement of its 2023/2024 season: “GFA President Marlon Glean unveiled a series of exciting updates, including the largest prize pool in the association's history and a revamped Conference league structure.” The announcement gave a first prize of EC$100,000 for the Premier League, falling to EC$10,000 for every team outside the top four.[5] On 28 January 2023 a local news item on sports tourism named the Grenada Tourism Authority, the Grenada Football Association and the Concacaf Nations League.[6]

How large is The New Today's audience?

No circulation figure, readership survey or audited traffic figure for The New Today was retrieved, and no audience-measurement body publishing figures for Grenada's press was found.

The paper's description of itself as the number one newspaper in Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique is its own claim and is not a measured figure.[1]

Since when has The New Today existed?

No founding date for The New Today was retrieved from the paper's own site or from any other source. The earliest item read on its Sports category is from 2019.[2]

The site's footer, dated 2025, names Impact Printers as the paper's publisher.[1]

Why does The New Today matter in Grenada's sport?

The New Today reported the 53rd CARIFTA Games, hosted in St. George's in April 2026, and the government's stated investment in the national cricket stadium ahead of the Test against England in March 2022.[3][4] It also carried the Grenada Football Association's launch of the 2023/2024 league season.[5]

Its Sports category's archive covers the 2019 world javelin title that World Athletics reported for Anderson Peters, as well as football, cricket and swimming.[2] The category's latest listed item is from March 2021; its 2022 and 2026 sports reports cited here sit in its local news section.[2][3]

References

  1. The New Today — home page (footer naming Impact Printers; self-description; as retrieved 26 September 2026). Accessed 2026-09-26.
  2. The New Today — Sports category (items 2019–2021, as retrieved 26 September 2026). Accessed 2026-09-26.
  3. The New Today — G’da comes alive with athletics (4 April 2026). Accessed 2026-09-26.
  4. The New Today — The return of international cricket to give the economy a much-needed boost (26 March 2022). Accessed 2026-09-26.
  5. The New Today — Grenada Football Association announces record-breaking prizes (press release, 2 June 2023). Accessed 2026-09-26.
  6. The New Today — Capitalising on Sports Tourism (28 January 2023). Accessed 2026-09-26.