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Region Organization Frequency Address 1 City State ZIP Primary A B C D E F G H I J K L M 1 Region Organization Frequency Address 1 City State ZIP Primary Contact Email Title Parent Grandparent 2 Region 8 Delta Wind Non-Daily PO Box 986 Delta Junction AK 99737-0986 Michael Paschall (907) 895-5115 Editor TriDelta 3 Region 8 Ketchikan Daily News Daily 501 Dock St Ketchikan AK 99901-6411 Tena Williams [email protected] (907) 225-3157 Publisher Pioneer Printing Company 4 Region 8 Nome Nugget, The Non-Daily PO Box 610 Nome AK 99762-0610 Nancy McGuire [email protected] (907) 443-5235 Publisher Nugget Publications 5 Region 8 Petersburg Pilot Non-Daily PO Box 930 Petersburg AK 99833-0930 Ronald J Loesch [email protected] (907) 772-9393 Publisher 6 Region 8 Daily Sitka Sentinel Daily 112 Barracks St Sitka AK 99835-7532 Thad Poulson [email protected] (907) 747-3219 Publisher/Editor 7 Region 8 Skagway News Non-Daily PO Box 498 Skagway AK 99840-0498 William Brady [email protected] (907) 983-2354 Publisher 8 Region 8 Frontiersman Non-Daily 5751 E Mayflower Ct Wasilla AK 99654-7880 Mark Kelsey [email protected] (907) 352-2250 Publisher Wick News Corporation 9 Region 8 Driftwood Dispatch PO Box 64 Yakutat AK 99689-0064 Sarah Israelson (907) 410-7377 Publisher Driftwood Dispatch LLC 10 Region 3 Anniston Star, The Daily PO Box 189 Anniston AL 36202-0189 H. Brandt Ayers [email protected] (256) 236-1551 President/Publisher Consolidated Publishing Inc 11 Region 3 Daily Home, The Daily PO Box 189 Anniston AL 36202-0189 Robert Jackson [email protected] (256) 362-1000 Interim Publisher Consolidated Publishing Inc 12 Region 3 Jacksonville News, The Non-Daily PO Box 189 Anniston AL 36202-0189 Phillip A Sanguinetti [email protected] (256) 435-5021 Publisher Consolidated Publishing Inc 13 Region 3 Piedmont Journal, The Non-Daily PO Box 2285 Anniston AL 36202-2285 John Alred [email protected] (256) 435-5021 Publisher ReedConsolidated Printing Publishing& Supply Company Inc 14 Region 3 Arab Tribune, The Non-Daily PO Box 605 Arab AL 35016-0605 Charles Whisenant (256) 586-3188 Editor CommunityInc Newspaper Holdings 15 Region 3 News Courier, The Daily PO Box 670 Athens AL 35612-0670 Katherine Miller [email protected] (256) 232-2720 General Manager Inc 16 Region 3 Western Star, The Non-Daily PO Box 1900 Bessemer AL 35021-1900 Matthew Bryant (205) 424-7827 Publisher Trib Publications Inc 17 Region 3 Alabama Messenger, The Non-Daily 205 20th St N # 706 Birmingham AL 35203-3601 Karen W Abercrombie [email protected] (205) 252-3672 Publisher Abbrant Incorporated 18 Region 3 Centreville Press Non-Daily PO Box 127 Centreville AL 35042-0127 Lorrie Rinehart [email protected] (205) 926-9769 Publisher/Editor Trib Publications Inc 19 Region 3 Call News, The Non-Daily 7870 State St Citronelle AL 36522-2486 Willie Gray [email protected] (251) 866-5998 Publisher Gray & Gray Inc 20 Region 3 Washington County News Non-Daily 7870 State St Citronelle AL 36522-2486 Willie Gray [email protected] (251) 847-2599 Publisher CommunityGray & Gray Newspaper Inc Holdings 21 Region 3 Cullman Times, The Daily 300 4th Ave SE Cullman AL 35055-3611 Terry Connor (256) 734-2131 Publisher Inc 22 Region 3 Advertiser-Gleam, The Non-Daily PO Box 2213 Decatur AL 35609-2213 Clint Shelton [email protected] (256) 582-3232 Publisher 23 Region 3 Times-Record, The Non-Daily PO Box 159 Fayette AL 35555-0159 Horace Moore [email protected] (205) 932-6271 Publisher 24 Region 3 Tri-City Ledger, The Non-Daily PO Box 1916 Flomaton AL 36441-1916 Joe Thomas [email protected] (251) 296-3491 Owner Community Newspaper Holdings 25 Region 3 North Jefferson News, The Non-Daily PO Box 849 Gardendale AL 35071-0849 Harvey Webb [email protected] (205) 631-8716 Editor Inc 26 Region 3 Clarke County Democrat, The Non-Daily PO Box 39 Grove Hill AL 36451-0039 James Cox [email protected] (251) 275-3375 Publisher/Editor Clarke County Democrat Inc 27 Region 3 Cleburne News, The Non-Daily PO Box 67 Heflin AL 36264-0067 Mickey Cook [email protected] (256) 463-2872 General Manager Consolidated Publishing Inc 28 Region 3 South Alabamian, The Non-Daily PO Box 68 Jackson AL 36545-0068 Jerry Turner (251) 246-4494 Publisher Clarke County Democrat Inc 29 Region 3 Greensboro Watchman, The Non-Daily 126 Wedgewood Terrace Rd Madison AL 35757-8807 Rebecca S Johnson [email protected] (256) 653-9270 President/Publisher/Editor 30 Region 3 Monroe Journal, The Non-Daily PO Box 826 Monroeville AL 36461-0826 Jodie Bolton [email protected] (251) 575-3282 Associate Publisher Monroe Journal Inc 31 Region 3 Blount Countian, The Non-Daily PO Box 310 Oneonta AL 35121-0310 Rob Rice [email protected] (205) 625-3231 Editor Southern Democrat, Inc., The 32 Region 3 Opelika Observer Non-Daily PO Box 1515 Opelika AL 36803-1515 Lisa R Salsman [email protected] (334) 749-8003 Executive Editor Community Newspaper Holdings 33 Region 3 St. Clair News Aegis Non-Daily PO Box 750 Pell City AL 35125-0750 Jeff Thompson [email protected] (205) 884-2310 Editor Inc 34 Region 3 St. Clair Times Non-Daily 1911 Martin St S Ste 7 Pell City AL 35128-2372 Will Heath [email protected] (205) 884-3400 Editor Consolidated Publishing Inc 35 Region 3 Randolph Leader, The Non-Daily PO Box 1267 Roanoke AL 36274-1267 John W. Stevenson [email protected] (334) 863-2819 Publisher Randolph Publishers, Inc. 36 Region 3 Thomasville Times, The Non-Daily PO Box 367 Thomasville AL 36784-0367 Michael M Breedlove [email protected] (334) 636-2214 Co-Publisher TuskegeeClarke County Newspapers Democrat Inc 37 Region 3 Tuskegee News, The Non-Daily 103 S Main St Tuskegee AL 36083-1801 Gayle Davis (334) 727-3020 President Incorporated 38 Region 3 Union Springs Herald Non-Daily 324 Ellis St Union Springs AL 36089-1605 Johnny Adams [email protected] (334) 738-2360 Publisher/GeneralPublisher/Editor 39 Region 7 Johnson County Graphic Non-Daily PO Box 289 Clarksville AR 72830-0289 Ron Wylie [email protected] (479) 754-2005 Manager/Editor 40 Region 7 Clay County Courier Non-Daily PO Box 85 Corning AR 72422-0085 Thelma Rockwell [email protected] (870) 857-3531 Publisher/GM Corning Publishing 41 Region 2 Crittenden Press, The Non-Daily 4565 Dogwood Cr Crittenden AR 72364 Ralph Hardin (270) 965-3191 Editor 42 Region 7 Ashley News-Observer, The Non-Daily PO Box 798 Crossett AR 71635-0798 Barney White (870) 364-5186 Publisher Lancaster Management, Inc 43 Region 7 Chicot County Spectator Non-Daily PO Box 798 Crossett AR 71635-0798 Barney White (870) 265-2071 Publisher Lancaster Management, Inc 44 Region 7 ConwayEudora Enterprise County Petit Jean Country Non-Daily PO Box 798 Crossett AR 71635-0798 Barney White (870) 265-2071 Publisher Lancaster Management, Inc 45 Region 7 PerryHeadlight County Petit Jean Country Non-Daily PO Box 188 Danville AR 72833-0188 David Fisher [email protected] (501) 354-2451 Publisher Fisher Publishing Company 46 Region 7 Headlight Non-Daily PO Box 188 Danville AR 72833-0188 David Fisher [email protected] (501) 889-2331 Publisher Fisher Publishing Company 47 Region 7 Post-Dispatch Non-Daily PO Box 188 Danville AR 72833-0188 David Fisher [email protected] (479) 229-2250 Publisher Fisher Publishing Company 48 Region 7 Yell County Record Non-Daily PO Box 188 Danville AR 72833-0188 David Fisher [email protected] (479) 495-2354 Publisher/Editor Fisher Publishing Company 49 Region 7 Dumas Clarion Non-Daily PO Box 220 Dumas AR 71639-0220 Terry G Hawkins [email protected] (870) 382-4925 Publisher/Managing Editor Emmerich Newspapers, Inc 50 Region 7 Courier-Index Non-Daily PO Box 1699 Forrest City AR 72336-1699 Weston M Lewey [email protected] (870) 295-2521 Publisher Times-Herald Publishing Co. 51 Region 7 Times-Herald Daily PO Box 1699 Forrest City AR 72336-1699 Weston M Lewey [email protected] (870) 633-3130 Publisher Times-Herald Publishing Co. A B C D E F G H I J K L M 52 Region 6 West Plains Daily Quill Daily PO Box 40 Harrison AR 72602-0040 Jim Perry [email protected] (417) 256-9191 Publisher Phillips Media Group LLC 53 Region 7 Daily Record, The Non-Daily PO Box 3595 Little Rock AR 72203-3595 Don Bona [email protected] (501) 374-5103 Co-Publisher Daily Record Inc, The 54 Region 2 Hamilton County Herald Non-Daily PO Box 3595 Little Rock AR 72203-3595 Don Bona [email protected] (423) 602-9270 Publisher Daily Record Inc, The 55 Region 7 DeQueen Bee Non-Daily PO Box 1307 Mena AR 71953-1307 Clark Smith (870) 642-2111 Publisher Lancaster Management, Inc 56 Region 7 Mena Star, The Non-Daily PO Box 1307 Mena AR 71953-1307 Clark Smith (479) 394-1900 Publisher/Editor Lancaster Management, Inc 57 Region 7 Waldron News Non-Daily PO Box 1307 Mena AR 71953-1307 Clark Smith (479) 637-4161 Publisher/Editor Lancaster Management, Inc 58 Region 7 Advance Monticellonian Non-Daily PO Box 486 Monticello AR 71657-0486 Tom White [email protected] (870) 367-5325 Publisher Smith Newspapers Inc 59 Region 7 Stone County Leader Non-Daily PO Box 509 Mountain View AR 72560-0509 Rusty Fraser [email protected] (870) 269-3841 Publisher Stone County Publishing Company 60 Region 7 Murfreesboro Diamond Non-Daily PO Box 550 Murfreesboro AR 71958-0550 Heather Grabin [email protected] (870) 285-2723 Editor Graves Publishing Company 61 Region 7 Glenwood Herald Non-Daily PO Box 297 Nashville AR 71852-0297 Mike Graves (870) 356-2111 Publisher Graves Publishing Company 62 Region 7 Montgomery County News Non-Daily PO Box 297 Nashville AR 71852-0297
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