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Press Association Member Newspapers ABBEVILLE DORCHESTER MARION The Press and Banner, Abbeville The Eagle-Record, St. George Marion County News Journal, Marion AIKEN The Summerville Journal Scene, Marion Star & Mullins Enterprise, Marion Aiken Standard, Aiken ■ Summerville MARLBORO The Star, North Augusta EDGEFIELD Marlboro Herald Advocate, Bennettsville ALLENDALE The Edgefi eld Advertiser, Edgefi eld MCCORMICK The Allendale Sun FAIRFIELD McCormick Messenger, McCormick ANDERSON The Herald-Independent, Winnsboro NEWBERRY Independent Mail, Anderson ■ FLORENCE The Newberry Observer, Newberry The Journal, Williamston Morning News, Florence ■ The Whitmire News, Whitmire News-Chronicle, Belton Lake City News & Post, Lake City OCONEE Powdersville Post, Easley The News Journal, Florence The Journal, Seneca ■ BAMBERG GEORGETOWN Keowee Courier, Walhalla The Advertizer-Herald, Bamberg Coastal Observer, Pawleys Island The Westminster News, Westminster BARNWELL Georgetown Times, Georgetown ORANGEBURG The People-Sentinel, Barnwell GREENVILLE The Times and Democrat, Orangeburg ■ BEAUFORT The Greenville News, Greenville ■ The Holly Hill Observer, Holly Hill The Beaufort Gazette, Beaufort ■ The Greer Citizen, Greer The North Trade Journal, Bamberg The Island Packet, Hilton Head Island ■ Greenville Journal, Greenville The Santee Striper, Holly Hill Bluff ton Today, Bluff ton LINK, Greenville PICKENS The Island News, Beaufort The Travelers Rest Monitor, Travelers Rest The Easley Progress, Easley BERKELEY Tribune-Times, Greenville Pickens County Courier, Pickens The Berkeley Independent, Moncks Corner GREENWOOD The Pickens Sentinel, Pickens Daniel Island News, Daniel Island Index-Journal, Greenwood ■ RICHLAND The Gazette, Goose Creek The Observer, Ware Shoals The State, Columbia ■ CALHOUN HAMPTON The Columbia Star, Columbia The Calhoun Times, St. Matthews The Hampton County Guardian, The Country Chronicle, Blythewood CHARLESTON Hampton Free Times, Columbia The Post and Courier, Charleston ■ HORRY The Fort Jackson Leader, Camden Charleston City Paper, Charleston The Sun News, Myrtle Beach ■ SALUDA The Chronicle, Charleston Carolina Forest Chronicle, Myrtle Beach Saluda Standard-Sentinel, Saluda The Moultrie News, Charleston The Horry Independent, Conway SPARTANBURG CHEROKEE The Loris Scene, Loris Herald-Journal, Spartanburg ■ The Blacksburg Times, Blacksburg Myrtle Beach Herald, Myrtle Beach The Boiling Springs Sentry, Spartanburg The Cherokee Chronicle, Gaff ney North Myrtle Beach Times, The Chesnee Tribune, Spartanburg The Gaff ney Ledger, Gaff ney North Myrtle Beach The Inman Times, Spartanburg CHESTER JASPER The Middle Tyger Times, Spartanburg The News & Reporter, Chester Hardeeville Today, Hardeeville The News Leader, Landrum CHESTERFIELD Jasper County Sun, Ridgeland Spartanburg County News, Spartanburg Chesterfi eld County News & Shopper KERSHAW The Woodruff News, Woodruff The Cheraw Chronicle & The Chesterfi eld Chronicle - Independent, Camden SUMTER Advertiser, Cheraw West Wateree Chronicle, Camden The Item, Sumter ■ The Link, Cheraw LANCASTER The Shaw News, Camden Pageland Progressive-Journal, Pageland Carolina Gateway, Lancaster UNION CLARENDON The Lancaster News, Lancaster The Union Daily Times, Union ■ Clarendon Citizen, Manning The News-Era, Kershaw Union County News, Union The Manning Times, Manning LAURENS WILLIAMSBURG COLLETON The Clinton Chronicle, Clinton The News, Kingstree The Colletonian, Walterboro Laurens County Advertiser, Laurens The Weekly Observer, Hemingway The Press & Standard, Walterboro LEE YORK DARLINGTON Lee County Observer, Bishopville The Herald, Rock Hill ■ Hartsville News Journal, Florence LEXINGTON Enquirer-Herald, York The Messenger, Hartsville The Chapin Times, Chapin Fort Mill Times, Fort Mill News and Press, Darlington Lexington County Chronicle & The Lake Wylie Pilot, Lake Wylie DILLON Dispatch News, Lexington Daily Newspapers The Dillon Herald, Dillon The Twin-City News, Batesburg-Leesville ■ Although we specialize in SCPA member newspapers, out-of-state and non-member newspaper placement is also available..
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