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6:30 p.m., Day 1 | ATA Trade Show: Photos and Posts From Day 1

For photos from the Show floor, including celeb signings and new products, be sure to visit our Facebook page. A news release wrapping up day 1 at the Show will be posted tonight.

You can find these updates a few different ways:

Archerytrade.org. Beginning Monday, Jan. 9, we'll have a homepage link to "News From Columbus." Find frequent updates there throughout the day.
Twitter and Facebook. Each time we post news from the Show floor on archerytrade.org, we'll also provide links to the reports on Twitter and Facebook. You can find our social media pages by visiting the ATA's homepage. Links to each are displayed at the bottom of the page. Our Twitter handle is @ATATradeShow.
You Are Here Social Stream. All Trade Show news and social posts will be streamed through the"You Are Here" mobile-ready Web page. Simply access the page and go to "ShowStream." For easy access, save the link as a bookmark in your smartphone's Web browser.

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