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Infographic Placements 2016 MEDIA OUTLET NAME CITY STATE Herald Dispatch Huntington WV Smooth Radio 100.3 FM Online Rocky Mount NC Kittanning Paper Online Kittanning PA Daily Statesman Online Dexter MO Wilson County News Online Floresville TX Ashley County Ledger Online Hamburg AR WMOQ FM Loganville GA UpandComingWeekly.com Fayetteville NC Angelo American Classifieds Online San Angelo TX Bryan Times Online Bryan OH News Journal Online Corbin KY Lakes News Shopper Online Milford IA 100.7FM WUTQ Utica NY High Plains Observer Perryton Perryton TX WINGS TV1 Online (Sebring-Heartland) Sebring FL Franklin Shopper Online Chambersburg PA Chagrin Valley Today Online Chagrin Falls OH Burnett County Sentinel Online Grantsburg WI BBQ and Bourbon Danville KY Montmorency County Tribune Atlanta MI Majic 104.3 Brookhaven MS WBKN B92 Country Online Brookhaven MS Deming Radio KDEM-FM/KOTS-AM Deming NM Colvert Radio FM New York NY Gladewater Mirror Online Gladewater TX High Plains Observer Dumas Online Dumas TX Louisville (OH) Herald Online Louisville OH Spring Hope Enterprise Spring Hope NC Ste. 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