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Reach Millions of Texas Newspaper Readers North Region 69 newspapers: 165,558 circ. Karnes Countywide Brownfield News Rockwall County News Katy Times Brownwood Bulletin Aledo Community News Sachse News Kingsville Record & Bishop News Burkburnett Informer Star Athens Daily Review Seagoville, Suburbia News Kirbyville Banner Burnet Bulletin Atlanta Citizens Journal Sherman / Herald Democrat Kyle / Buda, Hays Free Press Burnet, Citizens Gazette Azle News Springtown Epigraph La Feria News Canyon News Big Sandy-Hawkins Journal Teague Chronicle La Grange Fayette Co Record Carrizo Springs Javelin Bowie News Terrell Tribune La Vernia News Castroville News Bulletin Bowie County Citizens Tribune Timpson, Our Town Times Lexington Leader Cisco Press Bridgeport Index Kaufman Herald Liberty Hill Independent Clarendon Enterprise Chandler & Brownsboro Statesman Van Banner Liberty, The Vindicator Claude News Bullard Banner News Waco Citizen-Courier Livingston, Polk Co Enterprise Clyde Journal REACH MILLIONS OF Burleson Star Waco Tribune-Herald Madisonville Meteor Coleman, Chronicle & Democrat- Canton Herald Waxahachie Daily Light Marlin Democrat Voice Canton, Van Zandt News Weatherford Democrat Mathis News Colorado City Record TEXAS NEWSPAPER Carthage,Panola Watchman White Oak Independent McAllen Monitor Crane News Center, The Light & Champion Whitehouse, Tri County Leader Mercedes Enterprise Cross Plains Review Chico Texan Whitewright Sun Navasota Examiner Crowell, Foard County News Clarksville Times Wills Point Chronicle New Braunfels, Herald-Zeitung Crystal City, Zavala Co Sentinel READERS Cleburne Times-Review Wylie News Normangee Star Childress, The Red River Sun Clifton Record Quinlan-Tawakoni News Orange Leader Dalhart Texan Coppell Citizens’ Advocate Palacios Beacon Del Rio News-Herald Corsicana Daily Sun Pharr, Advance News Journal Denver City Press Crowley Star Pleasanton Express Dimmitt, Castro County News Daingerfield, Steel Country Bee Port Arthur News Dublin Citizen Decatur, Wise County Messenger South Region Portland News Dumas, Moore Co News-Press DeSoto, Focus Daily News 101 newspapers: 369,303 circ. Port Lavaca Wave Eastland Telegram Ennis Daily News Refugio County Press Eden Echo Fairfield Recorder Alvin Sun Robstown, Nueces County Eldorado Success Farmersville Times Anahuac, The Progress Record-Star Floydada, Floyd County Ferris, The Ellis County Press Aransas Pass Progress Rockdale Reporter Hesperian-Beacon Fort Worth, Commercial Recorder Bartlett, Tribune-Progress Rockport Pilot Fort Davis, Jeff Davis Co. Frankston Citizen Bay City Tribune Roma, South Texas Reporter Mt. Dispatch Gainesville Daily Register Baytown Sun Rosebud News Fort Stockton Pioneer Gilmer Mirror Beeville Bee-Picayune Rosenberg, Fort Bend Herald & Fredericksburg, Standard- Gladewater Mirror Bremond Press Texas Coaster Radio Post Spearman, Hansford County Glen Rose Reporter Brenham Banner-Press Salado Village Voice Fritch, Eagle Press Reporter-Statesman Granbury, Hood County News Brookshire Times Tribune San Benito News Goldthwaite Eagle Stamford American Grand Saline Sun Brownsville Herald San Marcos Daily Record Graford, Lake Country Sun Stamford Star Grandview Tribune Buffalo, The Buffalo Press Seguin Gazette Graham Leader Stanton, Martin Co Messenger Greenville, Herald-Banner Buna Beacon San Jacinto News-Times Groom / McLean / Lefors News Stephenville Empire Tribune Hemphill, Sabine County Reporter Burleson County Tribune Silsbee Bee Hamlin Herald Sweetwater Reporter Henderson Daily News Cameron Herald Taylor Daily Press Henrietta, Clay County Leader Vernon Daily Record Hillsboro Reporter Cedar Park, Hill Country News Sealy News Hereford Brand Wellington Leader Hubbard City News Centerville News Thorndale Champion Hondo Anvil Herald Wheeler Times Jacksonville Daily Progress Clute, The Facts Three Rivers, The Progress Idalou Beacon Winters Enterprise Jefferson Jimplecute Colorado County Citizen Trinity Standard Iowa Park Leader Joshua Star Columbus, The Banner Press Uvalde Leader-News Jacksboro Gazette-News Kerens Tribune Copperas Cove, Leader Press Victoria Advocate Jacksboro, Jack Co Herald Kilgore News Herald Corrigan Times Wallis News-Review Kerrville Daily Times Leonard Graphic Crockett, Houston Co Courier Wharton Journal-Spectator Knox County News-Courier Lindale News & Times Cuero Record Wimberley View Lamesa Press Reporter Linden, Cass County Sun Diboll Free Press Winnie Hometown Press Lampasas Dispatch Record Lufkin Daily News Dripping Springs, News-Dispatch Woodville, Tyler County Booster Levelland & Hockley County Mabank, The Monitor Eagle Lake Headlight Yorktown News-View News-Press Malakoff News East Bernard Express Zapata County News Littlefield, Lamb Co Leader-News Marshall News Messenger El Campo Leader-News Llano County Journal Mart Messenger Elgin Courier Lytle, Leader News McGregor Mirror & Crawford Sun Falfurrias Facts Lytle, Medina Valley Times Meridian Tribune Floresville, Wilson Co News West Region Marble Falls, The Highlander Mexia News Freer Press 92 newspapers: 210,884 circ. Menard News and Messenger Mineola Monitor Galveston County Daily News Odessa American Mount Pleasant, Daily Tribune Gatesville Messenger & Star Alice Echo-News Journal Olney Enterprise Mount Vernon Optic-Herald Forum Alpine Avalanche Ozona Stockman Murphy Monitor Gonzales Inquirer Andrews County News Pampa News Nacogdoches Daily Sentinel Gonzales Cannon Anson,Western Observer Pecos Enterprise Naples, The Monitor Groveton News Baird Banner Perryton Herald Palestine Herald Press Harlingen, Valley Morning Star Ballinger Ledger Plainview Daily Herald Paris News Hearne, Robertson County News Big Lake Wildcat Post Dispatch Pottsboro Sun Hempstead, Waller County News Big Spring Herald Quanah Tribune-Chief Pilot Point Post-Signal Citizen Boerne Star Rocksprings, Texas Mohair Pittsburg Gazette Highlands Star / Crosby Courier Booker News Weekly Princeton Herald Ingleside Index Borger News-Herald Seminole Sentinel Quitman, Wood County Democrat Jewett Messenger Brady Standard-Herald Shamrock, County Star-News Red Oak Record Jackson Co Herald-Tribune Slaton Slatonite Breckenridge American Snyder Daily News Advertising Guidelines Newspapers reserve the right to edit or reject advertising. 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