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This is alist of newspapers inKentucky.

Daily and weekly newspapers (currently published)

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TitleLocationEstablishedFrequency[1]Publisher[2]Notes
Adair County Community VoiceColumbia2002WeeklySharon Burton[3]
Adair ProgressColumbia1987WeeklyDonna Hancock[4]
The Advance YeomanWickliffe1889[5]WeeklyKentucky Publishing, Inc.
The Advocate-MessengerDanville1940Tue–SatBoone NewspapersCreated by merger ofThe Kentucky Advocate andThe Danville Daily–Messenger
The Anderson NewsLawrenceburg1877WeeklyPaxton Media Group
The Banner–RepublicMorgantown1885WeeklyJobe Publishing, Inc.
Barren County ProgressGlasgow1882WeeklyJobe Publishing, Inc.
Bath County News OutlookOwingsville1884[6]WeeklyKentucky News Group
Beattyville EnterpriseBeattyville1883[7]WeeklyNolan Media Group
Berea CitizenBerea1899[8]WeeklyNolan Media Group
The Big Sandy NewsLouisa1885WeeklyBig Sandy Publishing[9]
Boone County RecorderBurlington1875[10]WeeklyGannett
Bourbon County CitizenParis1807[11]WeeklyGenevieve Brannon
Bracken County NewsBrooksville1927[12]WeeklyKathy Bay
Breathitt AdvocateJackson2009[13]WeeklyBobby Thorpe
The Carlisle County NewsBardwell1894[14]WeeklyKentucky Publishing
The Casey County NewsLiberty1904[15]WeeklyPaxton Media Group
Central Kentucky News-JournalCampbellsville1910Paxton Media Group
The Citizen–TimesScottsville1918WeeklyRobert PitchfordCreated from merger betweenThe Citizen (1908) andAllen County Times (1890)[16]
Clinton County NewsAlbany1949[17]WeeklyAllen Gibson
The Crittenden PressMarion1879[18]WeeklyAllison Evans
The Courier-Journal[19]Louisville1868DailyGannett[20]
Cumberland County NewsBurkesvilleWeeklyPatsy Judd[21]
The CurrentFulton2017WeeklyMagic Valley Publishing CompanyCreated from merger ofThe Hickman Courier (1859),The Fulton Leader (1989), andThe Hickman County Gazette (1904)[22]
Cynthiana DemocratCynthiana1868[23]WeeklyPaxton Media Group
The Daily IndependentAshland1896DailyCommunity Newspaper HoldingsOriginally of nearbyCatlettsburg[24]
Dawson Springs ProgressDawson Springs1919[25]WeeklyPaxton Media Group
Eagle PostOak GroveWeeklyPaxton Media GroupFree weekly produced byKentucky New Era[26]
Edmonson NewsBrownsville1927WeeklyJobe Publishing, Inc.
Edmonton Herald-NewsEdmonton1882WeeklyJobe Publishing, Inc.
Elliott County NewsSandy Hook1940s[27]WeeklyCourier Life Publications
Flemingsburg GazetteFlemingsburg1880WeeklyKentucky News Group[28]
Floyd County Chronicle & TimesPrestonsburg2017Wed, FriLancaster ManagementCreated from merger ofFloyd County Chronicle andFloyd County Times (1927)
Fort Campbell CourierFort Campbell1963WeeklyFort CampbellAdvertising sold by Main Street Media of Tennessee[29]
The Gallatin County NewsWarsaw1926WeeklyWarnick family[30]
Garrard Central RecordLancaster1889WeeklyTed Cox[31]
Glasgow Daily TimesGlasgow1882Mon–SatCommunity Newspaper Holdings, Inc.[32]
Grant County NewsDry Ridge1906[33]WeeklyPaxton Media Group
Grayson Journal–EnquirerGrayson1946WeeklyCommunity Newspaper Holdings, Inc.[32]Created from merger ofEastern Kentucky Journal (1916)[34] andSandy Valley Enquirer (1936)[35]
Greensburg Herald–RecordGreensburg1926WeeklyWalt GorinCreated from merger ofThe Green County Record (1895) andThe Greensburg Herald (1926)[36]
Greenup County News–TimesGreenup1930s[37]WeeklyCommunity Newspaper Holdings, Inc.[32]
Hancock ClarionHawesville1893[38]WeeklyDon Wimmer
Harlan EnterpriseHarlan1902Wed, SatBoone NewspapersAlso known asHarlan Daily Enterprise from 1926 to 2018[39]
Harrodsburg HeraldHarrodsburgWeeklyApril Ellis
Hart County News-HeraldMunfordville1989WeeklyJobe Publishing, Inc.Created from merger ofThe Hart County Herald (1911) andHart County News (1878)[40]
Henderson GleanerHenderson1883Tue–SunGannett[20]
Henry County LocalEminence1879[41]WeeklyPaxton Media Group
The Herald–LedgerEddyville1901[42]WeeklyPaxton Media Group
The Herald–NewsHardinsburg1876[43]WeeklyChris McGehee
Hickman County TimesClinton2010[44]WeeklyGaye Bencini
The Interior JournalStanford1872[45]WeeklyBoone Newspapers
The Jackson–Breathitt County Times–VoiceJackson1888WeeklyNolan Media GroupOriginallyThe Jackson Hustler[46]
Jackson County SunMcKee1926[47]WeeklyNolan Media Group
Jessamine JournalNicholasville1873WeeklyBoone NewspapersMerged withThe Jessamine News–Week in 1957[48]
The Kentucky GazetteFrankfort1787Laura Cullen GlasscockStarted as The Kentucke Gazette in Louisville by John Bradford.
Kentucky New EraHopkinsville1863[49]DailyPaxton Media Group
The Lake NewsCalvert City1984[50]WeeklyLoyd Ford
The LaRue County HeraldHodgenville1879[51]WeeklyPaxton Media Group
Lebanon EnterpriseLebanonWeeklyPaxton Media Group
The Ledger IndependentMaysville1968Mon, Wed–Sat[52]Lee EnterprisesCreated from merger ofThe Daily Independent (1907) andThe Public Ledger (1913)[53]
Leslie County NewsHyden1963[54]WeeklyVernon Baker
Letcher County Community News–PressCromona1960[55]WeeklyMike Whitaker
Lewis County HeraldVanceburg1924[56]WeeklyDennis Brown
Lexington Herald-LeaderLexington1870Sun–Fri[57]McClatchy Company[58]OriginallyLexington Daily Press
Louisville DefenderLouisville1933WeeklyAlbin H. Bowman Publishing[59]
Louisville Eccentric ObserverLouisville1990weeklyAaron YarmuthFree tabloid paper
The Manchester EnterpriseManchester1890[60]WeeklyNolan Media Group
Marshall County Tribune–CourierBenton1972WeeklyPaxton Media GroupCreated from merger ofThe Marshall Courier (1937) andThe Tribune–Democrat (1903)[61]
The Mayfield MessengerMayfield1900[62]Sun, Wed, Fri[63]Paxton Media Group
The McCreary County VoiceWhitley CityWeekly
McLean County NewsCalhoun1883WeeklyPaxton Media Group
The Meade County MessengerBrandenburg1882[64]WeeklyMeade Media GroupMeade Media Group led by Steven R Laick, purchased The Meade County Messenger in January 2024
Menifee County News Outlook[65]FrenchburgWeeklyKentucky News Group
The MessengerMadisonville1917[66]Tue–Sun[67]Paxton Media Group
Messenger-InquirerOwensboro1875DailyPaxton Media Group
Middlesboro Daily NewsMiddlesboro1911Tue, Wed, Fri–Sat[68]Boone Newspapers
Mountain AdvocateBarbourville1904[69]WeeklyNolan Media Group
Mountain CitizenInez1970[70]WeeklyLisa Stayton
The Mountain EagleWhitesburg1907[71]WeeklyBen Gish
Murray Ledger & TimesMurray1928Mon–Sat[72]Lancaster ManagementCreated from merger ofThe Murray Ledger andThe Times-Herald[73]
The News–DemocratCarrollton1930WeeklyPaxton Media GroupCreated from merger ofCarrollton Democrat (1868) andCarrollton News (1892)[74]
The News–Democrat & LeaderRussellville1992WeeklyPaxton Media GroupCreated from merger ofThe Logan Leader (1968) andThe News–Democrat (1912)[75]
The News–EnterpriseElizabethtown1974Sun–Fri[76]Paxton Media GroupCreated from merger ofThe Elizabethtown News (1869) andThe Hardin County Enterprise (1926)[77]
Olive Hill TimesOlive Hill1969[78]WeeklyCommunity Newspaper Holdings
The Paducah SunPaducah1896Tue–Sun[79]Paxton Media Group
The Paintsville HeraldPaintsville1901Wed, FriLancaster Management
Pineville Sun–Cumberland CourierPineville1908[80]WeeklyNolan Media Group[81]
The Pioneer NewsShepherdsville1882Mon, Wed[82]Paxton Media Group
Richmond RegisterRichmond1917Tue–SatCommunity Newspaper Holdings, Inc.[32]
Salyersville IndependentSalyersville1921[83]WeeklyDavid Prater
The Sentinel–EchoLondon1908WeeklyCommunity Newspaper Holdings, Inc.[32]Created from merger ofThe Mountain Echo (1873; 1877 in London) andLondon Sentinel (1907)[84]
State JournalFrankfort1902Tue–SatBoone NewspapersMerged withThe Frankfort News in 1912[85]
The Times–LeaderPrinceton1992Wed, Sat[86]Paxton Media GroupCreated from merger ofCaldwell County Times andThe Princeton Leader (1940)[87]
Tri–City NewsCumberland1929WeeklyPaul J. Wilder[88]
Troublesome Creek TimesHindman1980WeeklyKaren J. Jones and Sharon Hall[89]
The Voice-TribuneLouisville1949MonthlyVoice-tribune LLC Company[90]OriginallyThe Voice ofSt. Matthews[91]
The Winchester SunWinchester1878Tue–SatBoone NewspapersOriginallyThe Semi–Weekly Sun andWinchester Sun[92]
Business LexingtonLexington
Butler County Banner-RepublicanMorgantown1885weeklyJobe Publishing, Inc.
The Cadiz RecordCadiz
Commonwealth JournalSomersetCommunity Newspaper Holdings, Inc.[32]
Georgetown News-GraphicGeorgetown
The IndependentAshlandDailyCommunity Newspaper Holdings, Inc.[32]
Kentucky EnquirerFort MitchellGannett[20]
The Kentucky StandardBardstown
Leader-NewsGreenville, Kentucky
Monroe County CitizenTompkinsville1990WeeklyJobe Publishing, Inc.
The Oldham EraLa Grange
Park City Daily NewsBowling Green
The Pioneer NewsShepherdsville
The Sentinel-EchoLondonCommunity Newspaper Holdings, Inc.[32]
The Sentinel NewsShelbyville
The Times-ArgusCentral City
The Times Leader[93]Caldwell County
Times-TribuneCorbinCommunity Newspaper Holdings, Inc.[32]
The Trimble BannerBedford
The Woodford SunVersaillesweekly

University newspapers

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Defunct newspapers

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TitleLocaleYear est.CeasedNotesRef.
Adair County NewsColumbia18971987Founded by Charles S. Harris.
Vol. 1, no. 1 (Nov. 3, 1897)-v. 70, no. 41 (Aug. 10, 1987).		[97]
Big Sandy NewsLouisa18851929Vol. 1, no. 1 (Aug. 27, 1885)-v. 45, no. 3 (Oct. 4, 1929).
Merged with: Lawrence County Recorder, to form: Big Sandy News-Recorder.		[98]
Citizen Voice & TimesIrvine19762022Created from merger ofThe Estill County Citizen Voice (1973) andThe Irvine Times–Herald (1968)[99][100]
The Clay City TimesClay City19002022Appeared concurrently withSpout Spring Times[99][101]
The Colored KentuckianLouisville1867UnknownEdited byPhilip H. Murray[102]
Hartford RepublicanHartford18??1926Description based on: Vol. 4, no. 21 (Dec. 18, 1891).[103]
The Independent PressWhitesville?1870—[citation needed]
JeffersonianJeffersontown19071965Vol. 1, no. 1 (June 13, 1907)-v. 59, no. 23 (Sept. 30, 1965).[104]
Kentucky Irish AmericanLouisville18981968Vol. 1, no. 1 (July 4, 1898)-v. 140, no. 22 (Nov. 30, 1968).[105]
The Kentucky PostNorthern Kentucky18812007Ceased operations December 31, 2007.[106]
Louisville AnzeigerLouisville18491938German-language[19]
Louisville HeraldLouisville18691925Merged withLouisville Post in 1925 to formHerald-Post[19]'
Louisville Herald-PostLouisville19251936Owners:
  • James Buckner Brown, 1925-1930;
  • Bankruptcy receiver 1930-1931;
  • John B. Gallagher, 1931-1933;
  • Walter H. Girdler, 1933-1936
[107][108]
Louisville TimesLouisville18841987AfterGannett, bought both theTimes andCourier Journal, theTimes ceased publication.[109][110]
The SentinelRadcliff19612022—[111][112]
The Whitesville Independent PressWhitesville19891991—[citation needed]

See also

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