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We have so much coverage of Salem's Relay for Life that we couldn't fit it all into this week's print edition.

Such as this photo of Judy LePrade (left) and Charlene Lester, on the Medeco Security Locks team.

That's why each week we direct readers to come online for "more." Every day we're posting upwards of a dozen new items from Salem and western Roanoke County -- we think of this as Salem's digital daily newspaper. So here's our guide to this week's "online extras" -- starting with our coverage of Relay for Life, about which we have seven different posts.

But we also have:

* Hibachi opens at Lakeside Plaza
* What’s on the Salem Farmer’s Market this weekend (well, here's the link to last week's report; we'll post a new one as soon as we get it on Friday morning.)
* Henry’s pig gets another paint job
* Chance Crawford Foundation gives out more than $25,000
* Paparazzi photos of Salem people at Salem Red Sox game
* Photos of Fort Lewis Elementary fifth-grade trip
* More photos of Andrew Lewis students in the East Hill Cemetery
* Another photo of Adam Gordon's birthday
* More on the Divine Dance Center
* More photos of Miss Roanoke Valley at Salem Red Sox game
* More photos of military being honored at Salem Red Sox game

AND IN SPORTS . . .
* More photos of Salem Sabres at Virginia Tech tournament
* More photos of Salem Storm soccer
* More photos of Team Roanoke at the Battle of Williamsburg lacrosse tournament
* More photos of Salem teams at Dixie Youth Baseball / RAYSA Softball night

So how can you get your news and photos in So Salem? Easy! You can share at news@sosalem.com. (And a special request this week: Be sure to send us your holiday photos!)

For more information on us -- and how to advertise and reach more than 90 percent of the households in Salem and western Roanoke County -- see below:

* You can meet our community journalist for Salem and western Roanoke County -- Miranda Adkins. She keeps regular hours at our Salem "bureau" -- at Mill Mountain Coffee and Tea on Main Street. Here’s her schedule.

* Want to keep up with us in other ways? You can join our "fan group" on Facebook or become one of our "followers" on Twitter. Just search for "sosalem" and you'll find us.

* So how do we reach 90 percent of the households in Salem and western Roanoke County? Here’s how: Subscribers to The Roanoke Times get it included in their Friday paper; non-subscribers have it mailed to them as part of the weekly Simply Savings advertising flier. Those two add up to more than 90 percent. Plus, we have some free copies available at Kroger, Food Lion, the Salem Y, and the Salem Mill Mountain Coffee & Tea, in case we somehow missed you.

* Are you an advertiser who wants to get your message to more than 90 percent of the households in Salem and western Roanoke County? You can find out more at advertise@sosalem.com. Want to place a classified ad to reach your Salem neighbors? We're at classifieds@sosalem.com