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Below, we’ve collected the top newspaper publications in Nevada, organized by city. Before browsing these top media outlets, read our guide to media outlets to brush up on your knowledge.
Las Vegas, Nevada Area Newspapers
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Las Vegas Review-Journal
The Las Vegas Review-Journal is Nevada’s largest newspaper and has been in circulation since 1909. It’s also ranked in the top 25 newspapers in the nation, and in 2018, Editor and Publisher magazine ranked it in the top 10 of “Newspapers Who Do It Right”.
Editor: Glenn Cook
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Las Vegas Sun
The Las Vegas Sun is one of two daily newspapers in the Las Vegas Valley. It was formed by Hank Greenspun over 60 years ago. The Sun won a Pulitzer Prize in 2009 and was the first media organization in the world to win the top awards in all three journalism areas: print, online, and broadcast.
Editor: Brian Greenspun
Find contact information for other Las Vegas Sun editors, journalists, and columnists here.
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El Tiempo
El Tiempo is a Spanish newspaper that circulates nearly 60,000 weekly copies. It’s owned by the Las Vegas Review-Journal and has been published for 25 years.
Editor: Maria Matta-Caro
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Reno, Nevada Area Newspapers
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Reno Gazette-Journal
The primary newspaper in Reno, Nevada, the Reno Gazette-Journal was founded in 1983 when the Nevada State Journal and Reno Evening Gazette merged. The Gazette-Journal has won numerous awards including the Pulitzer Prize for Editorial Writing.
Editor: Brian Duggan, bduggan@rgj.com
Find contact information for other Reno Gazette-Journal editors, journalists, and columnists here.
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Northern Nevada Business Weekly
The Northern Nevada Business Weekly is a business-to-business media publication covering business news in Northern Nevada. It’s published daily online and in print every Wednesday.
Editor: Kevin MacMillan, kmacmillan@nevadanewsgroup.com
Find contact information for other Reno News & Review editors, journalists, and columnists here.
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Record-Courier
Since 1880, the Record-Courier has been published in the Carson Valley area. It’s one of the oldest continuously published newspapers in Nevada, along with the Nevada Appeal. Today, the Record-Courier is published three times a week.
Editor: Kurt Hildebrand, khildebrand@recordcourier.com
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Nevada Appeal
The Nevada Appeal is the state’s oldest newspaper — it was first published on May 16, 1865. It’s also the third-largest newspaper, behind the Las Vegas Review-Journal and Reno Gazette-Journal.
Editor: Adam Trumble, atrumble@nevadaappeal.com
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Northern Nevada Area Newspapers
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Humboldt Sun
The Humboldt Sun is part of the Nevada News Group and is the community paper of Winnemucca, Nevada. It was created in 1870 as a paper called the Silver State. Today, it’s published once a week on Wednesday and has an estimated readership of 3,800.
Editor: Jen Anderson, jen.anderson@winnemuccapublishing.net
Find contact information for other Humboldt Sun editors, journalists, and columnists here.
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Elko Daily Free Press
The Elko Daily Free Press serves the Elko and surrounding areas. Since 2009, it’s been published every morning, six days a week. The Elko Daily Free Press also publishes Mining Quarterly, which covers news and information about the gold mining industry in Northern Nevada.
Editor: Jeff Mullins, jmullins@elkodaily.com
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The Ely Times
Since 1920, The Ely Times has informed White Pine County. It is published by Battle Born Media, which also owns the Eureka Sentinel and Mineral County Independent-News.
Editor/Publisher: Sherman Frederick, shermfrederick@gmail.com
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