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3 advertising NETWORK PARTICIPANTS CENTRAL (Includes OKC METRO) Ardmore Ardmoreite Blanchard News Chandler - Lincoln County News Chickasha Express-Star Choctaw Times Davis News Edmond Sun El Reno Tribune Garvin County News Star Guthrie News Leader Healdton Herald Hennessey Clipper Kingfisher Times & Free Press Lindsay News Logan County Courier Lone Grove Ledger Marietta Monitor Meeker - Tri-County Herald Midwest City Beacon Minco-Union City Times Mustang News Mustang Times Newcastle Pacer Norman Transcript OKC - Black Chronicle OKC - Friday OKC - Journal Record Pauls Valley Democrat Perkins Journal Perry Daily Journal Piedmont Surrey-Gazette Prague Times-Herald Purcell Register Rush Springs Gazette Shawnee News-Star Stillwater News Press Stroud American Sulphur Times-Democrat Tecumseh - Countywide & Sun Tuttle Times Wilson Post-Democrat Wynnewood Gazette Yale News Yukon Review Yukon Progress NORTHEAST (includes TULSA METRO) Afton American Barnsdall - The Bigheart Times Bartlesville Examiner-Enterprise Blackwell Journal-Tribune Bristow News & Record Citizen Chelsea Reporter Claremore Daily Progress Cleveland American Drumright Gusher Fairfax Chief Grove Sun Haskell News Henryetta Free-Lance Hominy News Inola Independent Jay - Delaware County Journal Miami News-Record Morris News Muskogee Phoenix Newkirk Herald Journal Nowata Star Okmulgee Times Oologah Lake Leader Owasso Reporter Pawhuska Journal-Capital Pawnee Chief Ponca City News Pryor - The Paper Roland - Eastern Times Register Sallisaw - Sequoyah County Times Sand Springs Leader Sapulpa Daily Herald Skiatook Journal Stilwell Democrat-Journal Tahlequah Daily Press Tonkawa News Oklahoma Eagle Vian Tenkiller News Vinita Daily Journal Wagoner County American-Tribune SOUTHEAST Ada News Allen Advocate Antlers American Atoka County Times Broken Bow News Checotah - McIntosh Co. Democrat Clayton Today Coalgate Record Durant Daily Democrat Eufaula Indian Journal Heavener Ledger Holdenville News Holdenville Tribune Hugo News Hugo Examiner Idabel - McCurtain County Gazette Konawa Leader Madill Record McAlester News-Capital Okemah News Leader Poteau Daily News Seminole Producer Spiro Graphic Talihina American Tishomingo - Johnston County Capital Democrat Valliant Leader Wetumka - Hughes County Times Wewoka Times Wilburton - Latimer County News Tribune NORTHWEST Alva Review Courier Arnett - Ellis County Capital Beaver Herald-Democrat Boise City News Canton Times Cheyenne Star Clinton Daily News Enid News & Eagle Gage Record Garber-Billings News Geary Star Guymon Daily Herald Harper County Leader Hooker Advance Mooreland Leader Okeene Record Seiling - Dewey County Record Shattuck - Northwest Oklahoman Taloga Times-Advocate Thomas Tribune Vici Vision Waynoka - Woods County Enterprise Weatherford News Woodward News Current as of January 2018 SOUTHWEST Altus Times Anadarko Daily News Apache News Cache - The County Times Carnegie Herald Comanche Times Cordell Beacon Cyril News Duncan Banner Eakly Country Connection Elgin - Comanche County Chronicle Elk City Daily News Frederick Press-Leader Hobart Democrat-Chief Marlow Review Mountain View News Ringling Eagle Sayre Record & Beckham County Democrat Sentinel Leader Snyder - Kiowa County Democrat Walters Herald Waurika News-Journal & Ryan Leader 45 NEWSPAPERS TOTAL CIRCULATION 106,050 2x2 = 525 2x4 = 1, NEWSPAPERS TOTAL CIRCULATION 89,227 2x2 = 525 2x4 = 1, NEWSPAPERS TOTAL CIRCULATION 34,768 2x2 = 325 2x4 = NEWSPAPERS TOTAL CIRCULATION 28,245 2x2 = 275 2x4 = 550 STATEWIDE NEWSPAPERS: 160 2X2 = 2,000 2X4 = 4, NEWSPAPERS TOTAL CIRCULATION 59,121 2x2 = 350 2x4 = N. Lincoln Blvd.,, OK 73105
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5 ops PRESS RELEASE SERVICE CENTRAL Chandler Chickasha Choctaw Crescent Cushing Davis Edmond El Reno Guthrie Healdton Hennessey Kingfisher Lindsay Lone Grove Marietta Maysville Meeker Midwest City Minco Mustang Mustang Newcastle Norman Pauls Valley Perkins Perry Piedmont Prague Purcell Rush Springs Shawnee Shawnee Stillwater Stroud Sulphur Tecumseh Tuttle Wilson Wynnewood Yale Yukon Yukon The Lincoln County News The Express-Star Choctaw Times The Logan County Courier Cushing Citizen The Davis News The Edmond Sun El Reno Tribune Guthrie News Leader The Healdton Herald The Hennessey Clipper The Kingfisher Times & Free Press The Lindsay News The Lone Grove Ledger Marietta Monitor Garvin County News Star Tri-County Herald Midwest City Beacon Minco-Union City Times Mustang News Mustang Times The Newcastle Pacer The Norman Transcript The Black Chronicle The Journal Record OKC Friday The Oklahoman Pauls Valley Democrat The Perkins Journal Perry Daily Journal The Piedmont-Surrey Gazette The Prague Times-Herald The Purcell Register The Rush Springs Gazette The County Democrat The Shawnee News-Star Stillwater News Press Stroud American Sulphur Times-Democrat Countywide & Sun The Tuttle Times The Wilson Post-Democrat The Wynnewood Gazette Yale News Yukon Progress Yukon Review NORTHEAST Afton Barnsdall Bartlesville Blackwell Bristow Chelsea Claremore Cleveland Drumright Fairfax Grove Haskell Henryetta Hominy Inola Jay Miami Morris Muskogee Newkirk Nowata Okmulgee Oologah Owasso Pawhuska Pawnee Ponca City Pryor Roland Sallisaw Sand Springs Sapulpa Skiatook Stilwell Tahlequah Tonkawa Vian Vinita Wagoner Westville The American The Bigheart Times Bartlesville Examiner-Enterprise Blackwell Journal-Tribune Bristow News The Chelsea Reporter Claremore Daily Progress The Cleveland American Drumright Gusher The Fairfax Chief The Grove Sun The Haskell News Henryetta Free-Lance The Hominy News-Progress Inola Independent The Delaware County Journal The Miami News-Record The Morris News Muskogee Phoenix The Newkirk Herald Journal Nowata Star Okmulgee Times Oologah Lake Leader Owasso Reporter Pawhuska Journal-Capital The Pawnee Chief The Ponca City News The Paper Eastern Times-Register Sequoyah County Times Sand Springs Leader Sapulpa Daily Herald Skiatook Journal The Stilwell Democrat Journal Tahlequah Daily Press The Tonkawa News The Oklahoma Eagle Beacon Business & Legal News World Vian Tenkiller News Vinita Daily Journal Wagoner County American-Tribune The Westville Reporter Newspapers by zones NORTHWEST Alva Arnett Beaver Boise City Buffalo Canton Cheyenne Clinton Enid Enid Gage Garber Geary Guymon Hinton Hooker Laverne Mooreland Okeene Seiling Shattuck Taloga Thomas Vici Watonga Waynoka Weatherford Woodward SOUTHEAST Ada Allen Antlers Atoka Broken Bow Checotah Clayton Coalgate Durant Eufaula Heavener Holdenville Holdenville Hugo Hugo Idabel Konawa Alva Review-Courier The Ellis County Capital The Herald-Democrat The Boise City News Buffalo Weekly News The Canton Times The Cheyenne Star Clinton Daily News Enid News & Eagle Garfield County Daily Legal News The Gage Record Garber-Billings News The Geary Star Guymon Daily Herald The Hinton Record The Hooker Advance Harper County Leader The Mooreland Leader The Okeene Record The Dewey County Record Northwest Oklahoman & Ellis County News Taloga Times-Advocate The Thomas Tribune The Vici Vision Watonga Republican Woods County Enterprise Weatherford Daily News Woodward News The Ada News The Allen Advocate The Antlers American Atoka County Times Broken Bow News McIntosh County Democrat Clayton Today Coalgate Record-Register Durant Daily Democrat The Eufaula Indian Journal Heavener Ledger Holdenville News Holdenville Tribune The Examiner Hugo News McCurtain Daily Gazette The Konawa Leader Madill McAlester Okemah Poteau Seminole Spiro Stigler Talihina Tishomingo Valliant Wetumka Wewoka Wilburton southwest Altus Anadarko Apache Carnegie Comanche Cordell Cyril Duncan Eakly Elgin Elk City Frederick Hobart Lawton Lawton Mangum Marlow Mountain View Ringling Sayre Sentinel Snyder Walters Waurika The Madill Record McAlester News-Capital Okemah News Leader Poteau Daily News The Seminole Producer Spiro Graphic Stigler News-Sentinel Talihina American Johnston County Capital-Democrat The Valliant Leader Hughes County Times The Wewoka Times Latimer County News-Tribune The Altus Times The Anadarko Daily News The Apache News The Carnegie Herald The Comanche Times The Cordell Beacon The Cyril News The Duncan Banner The Country Connection News The Chronicle The Elk City News Frederick Press-Leader The Hobart Democrat-Chief The County Times The Lawton Constitution Mangum Star-News The Marlow Review Mountain View News The Ringling Eagle Beckham County Record The Sentinel Leader Kiowa County Democrat The Walters Herald Waurika News Journal & The Ryan Leader 3601 N. Lincoln Blvd.,, OK 73105
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