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County Listing County Listing Aitkin Carlton # Aitkin Independent Age 2905 Cloquet - Pine Journal 2769 McGregor - The Voyageur Press 958 Cloquet - Pine Knot News 1021 Moose Lake - Star-Gazette 1774 Anoka # Anoka County Union Herald 3394 Carver Blaine / Spring Lake Park / Columbia 10085 Chanhassen Villager 5626 Heights / Fridley Life # Chaska Herald 6863 Circle Pines - Quad Community Press 6747 A Norwood Young America / Watertown - 1831 News & Times Becker Waconia Patriot 2827 # Detroit Lakes Tribune 3121 Frazee Vergas Forum 1359 Cass Lake Park Journal 1626 Cass Lake Times 464 White Earth - Anishinaabeg Today** 13600* Longville - Pine Cone Press-Citizen 6351 Outing / Crosslake - Northland Press 5206 A Beltrami # Walker Pilot-Independent 1965 # Bemidji - The Bemidji Pioneer 4434 Blackduck - The American 397 Chippewa Clara City Herald 1195 Benton # Montevideo American-News 1684 # Foley - Benton County News 1432 Sauk Rapids Herald 4709 Chisago Lindstrom - Chisago County Press 4000 Big Stone Clinton - The Northern Star 1637 Clay # Ortonville Independent 1911 Barnesville Record-Review 1549 # Fargo / Moorhead - The Forum 29181 Blue Earth Hawley Herald 1626 Lake Crystal Tribune 799 # Moorhead - The Extra Newspaper 4743 A # Mankato - The Free Press 12954 Ulen - Clay County Union 992 Brown Clearwater Comfrey Times / Darfur Gazette 381 # Bagley - Farmers Independent 2002 Hanska Herald 224 Gonvick - The Leader-Record 1318 # New Ulm - The Journal 4992 Sleepy Eye Herald-Dispatch 1099 Cook Springfield Advance-Press 1456 # Grand Marais - Cook County News-Herald 2796 Page 42 # Denotes County Seat. Circulation figures followed by “A” = Audited or “*” = Not Verified. County Listing Cottonwood Goodhue Mountain Lake - Observer/Advocate 895 Cannon Falls Beacon 2845 Westbrook Sentinel/Tribune 619 Kenyon Leader 770 # Windom - Cottonwood County Citizen 2260 # Red Wing Republican Eagle 3487 Zumbrota / Pine Island - News-Record 3265 Crow Wing # Brainerd - NewsHopper 15937 A Grand Forks (ND) # Brainerd Dispatch 7420 # Grand Forks Herald** 16169 Crosby - Ironton Courier, Inc. 3350 Pequot Lakes - Pineandlakes Echo Journal 2052 Grant # Elbow Lake / Herman / Hoffman - Grant 2076 Dakota County Herald Apple Valley / Farmington / Rosemount - 8647 Dakota County Tribune Hennepin Burnsville / Eagan - Sun Thisweek 8829 Bloomington / Richfield Sun Current 12171 # Hastings Journal** 1000 Brooklyn Center / Brooklyn Park Sun Post 5794 Lakeville - Sun ThisWeek 6370 Crystal / Robbinsdale / New Hope / Golden 6859 Valley Sun Post Dodge Edina Sun Current 6085 # Minneapolis - Finance & Commerce 1471 Kasson - Dodge County Independent 1598 # Minneapolis - Insight News 35000* # Minneapolis - Longfellow Nokomis 21000* Douglas Messenger** # Alexandria Echo Press 6159 # Minneapolis - Minnesota Women's Press** 35000* Brandon - West Douglas County Record 1541 A # Minneapolis - North News** 28300* # Minneapolis - Northeaster** 32309 A Faribault # Minneapolis - Southwest Journal 32000* # Blue Earth - Faribault County Register 2465 # Minneapolis - Star Tribune Su 491637 / Mo-Fr 253045 A Minnesota Lake Tribune 635 # Minneapolis - The Circle** 13000* Wells / Kiester - South Central News 1148 # Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal 9235* Minnesota Outdoor News** 47839 Fillmore # Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder 9800* Minnetonka / Excelsior / Eden Prairie Sun 8902 # Preston - Fillmore County Journal 12932 A Sailor Mound / Long Lake - The Laker Pioneer 4299 Freeborn Osseo / Maple Grove / Champlin / Dayton 1596 # Albert Lea Tribune 3622 Press Plymouth / Wayzata Sun Sailor 5938 Alden Advance 595 St. Louis Park / Hopkins Sun Sailor 4960 # Denotes County Seat. Circulation figures followed by “A” = Audited or “*” = Not Verified. Page 43 County Listing Houston Lac Qui Parle # Caledonia Argus 1940 Dawson Sentinel 1520 Houston - The Houston Banner 583 # Madison - The Western Guard 1577 La Crescent - Houston County News 572 Lake of the Woods Hubbard # Baudette - Northern Light Region 2701 Nevis - Northwoods Press 982 # Park Rapids Enterprise 3104 A Le Sueur Le Sueur County News 1058 Isanti Montgomery Messenger 1223 # Cambridge - Isanti-Chisago County Star 14430 A New Prague - The New Prague Times 3149 # Cambridge / North Branch - County News 1962 Waterville Life Enterprise 1300 Review Lincoln Itasca Hendricks Pioneer 641 Bovey - Scenic Range News Forum 1675* # Ivanhoe Times 825 # Grand Rapids Herald Review 5781 Lake Benton Valley Journal 571 Tyler Tribute 946 Jackson Heron Lake - The Tri County News 690 Lyon # Jackson County Pilot 1257 Balaton - Press Tribune 322 Lakefield Standard 616 Cottonwood Tri-County News 402 # Marshall Independent 3932 Kanabec Minneota Mascot 1283 # Mora - Kanbec County Times 2085 Tracy Area Headlight Herald 1339 Kandiyohi Mahnomen New London / Spicer - Lakes Area Review 6830* # Mahnomen Pioneer 1569 # Willmar - West Central Tribune 8222 A Marshall Kittson Grygla Eagle 491 # Hallock - Kittson County Enterprise 1086 Middle River - The Middle River Honker 840 Karlstad - North Star News 1243 Stephen Messenger 1109 # Warren Sheaf 2813 Koochiching # International Falls Journal 2282 Page 44 # Denotes County Seat. Circulation figures followed by “A” = Audited or “*” = Not Verified. County Listing Martin Norman # Fairmont - Sentinel 3629 # Ada - Norman County Index 1444 Sherburn - Martin County Star 790 Twin Valley Times 1417 Truman Tribune 1039 Olmsted McLeod # Rochester - Post Bulletin 25390 # Glencoe - The McLeod County Chronicle 3409 Stewartville Star 1395 Hutchinson Leader 3691 Otter Tail Meeker Battle Lake Review 1537 Eden Valley Watkins Voice 685 # Fergus Falls - The Daily Journal 3533 # Litchfield Independent Review 2165 Henning - Citizen's Advocate 862 New York Mills Dispatch 790 Mille Lacs Parkers Prairie - The Parkers Prairie 1039 Independent Isle - Mille Lacs Messenger 2814 Pelican Rapids Press 2441 Princeton / Milaca - Union-Times 2700 Perham Focus 1569 Morrison Pennington # Little Falls - Morrison County Record 18388 # Thief River Falls Times 2976 Mower Pine # Austin Daily Herald 2786 Askov American 1353 LeRoy / Adams / Grand Meadow - Mower 1292 Hinckley News 991 County Independent # Pine City Pioneer 2438* Murray Sandstone - Pine County Courier 1161 Fulda Free Press 933 # Slayton - Murray County News 793 Pipestone # Slayton - Murray County Wheel-Herald 6850 A Edgerton Enterprise 1397 # Pipestone County Star 1953 Nicollet Lafayette-Nicollet Ledger 722 Polk # St. Peter Herald 1123 # Crookston Times 711 East Grand Forks - The Exponent 1277 Nobles Erskine Echo 823* Fertile Journal 1275 Adrian - Nobles County Review 905 Fosston - The Thirteen Towns 1581 # Worthington - The Globe 4321 McIntosh Times 654 # Denotes County Seat. Circulation figures followed by “A” = Audited or “*” = Not Verified. Page 45 County Listing Pope Roseau # Glenwood - Pope County Tribune 2818 Greenbush - The Tribune 1164 Senior Perspective** 60000* # Roseau Times-Region 2142 Starbuck Times 880 Scott Ramsey Belle Plaine Herald 3166 Shoreview Press 6411 A Jordan Independent 1154 # St. Paul - Access Press** 13600* Prior Lake American 7525 # St. Paul - Midway Como Monitor** 21000* Savage Pacer 4952 # St. Paul - The Park Bugle** 14500* # Shakopee Valley News 8011 # St. Paul Legal Ledger - Minnesota Lawyer 1187 # St. Paul Pioneer Press Su 182902 / Th 124981 Sherburne # St. Paul Voice** 16500* Becker - Patriot 11072 A White Bear Lake - White Bear Press 13532 A # Elk River - Star News 20127 A Red Lake Sibley Oklee Herald 660 Arlington Enterprise 1201 # Red Lake Falls - The Gazette 1001* # Gaylord - The Gaylord Hub 1424* Henderson Independent 869 Redwood Winthrop News 961 Lamberton News 1483 # Redwood Falls - Redwood Gazette 1471 St. Louis Wabasso Standard 452 Babbitt - The New Babbitt Weekly News 845 Cook / Orr - The Timberjay 877 Renville # Duluth News Tribune Su 27301 / Mo-Sa 20550 Fairfax - Standard-Gazette & Messenger 1215 Ely Echo 3376 Hector / Bird Island - News*Mirror Union 1212 Ely Timberjay 1105 # Renville County Register 1522 Floodwood - The Forum 608 Hermantown Star 1491 Rice Hibbing / Virginia - Mesabi Tribune 10480* # Faribault Daily News 3722 Proctor Journal 1882 Lonsdale Area News-Review 2524* Tower - The Timberjay 1433 Northfield News 2549 Tower News 930 Rock # Luverne - Rock County Star Herald 2070 Page 46 # Denotes County Seat. Circulation figures followed by “A” = Audited or “*” = Not Verified. County Listing StearnsStearns WadenaWadena AlbanyAlbany / Melrose / Melrose - The -Star The Post Star Post 2962 2962 SebekaSebeka - The -Review The Review Messenger Messenger 2437 2437 BelgradeBelgrade - The -Observer The Observer 738 738 VerndaleVerndale Sun Sun 728 728 BrootenBrooten - Bonanza - Bonanza Valley Valley Voice Voice 1600 1600 # Wadena# Wadena Pioneer Pioneer Journal Journal 1750 1750 Cold SpringCold Spring Record Record 2998 2998 KimballKimball - Tri-County - Tri-County News News 1132 1132 WasecaWaseca PaynesvillePaynesville - The -Paynesville The Paynesville Press Press 1707 1707 New RichlandNew Richland - NRHEG - NRHEG Star Eagle Star Eagle 1300 1300 Sartell-St.Sartell-St. Stephen Stephen Newsleader Newsleader 8933 8933A A # Waseca# Waseca County County News News 1633 1633 Sauk SaukCentre Centre Herald Herald 2126 2126 # St. #CloudSt. Cloud Times Times 1148011480 WashingtonWashington St. JosephSt. Joseph Newsleader Newsleader 3778 3778A A ForestForest Lake /Lake St. Croix / St. Croix- The -Lowdown The Lowdown 4500*4500* ForestForest Lake TimesLake Times 1938 1938 SteeleSteele Hugo Hugo- The -Citizen The Citizen 3287 3287A A BloomingBlooming Prairie Prairie - Steele - Steele County County Times
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