LocalPoint Media is owned by an alliance of twenty community newspaper companies, including some of the largest and most respected community newspaper chains in the country, and Suburban Newspapers of America (SNA), the largest trade association in North America representing the community newspaper industry. SNA will serve as manager of the network.

Owners Include:

ASP Westward, LP
American Community Newspapers, LLC
Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc.
Dix Communications
GateHouse Media Inc.
NPG Newspapers, Inc.
Packet Publications
Schurz Communications, Inc.
Sun-Times Media Group
Suburban Newspapers Inc.
Aurora Publishing Company
CrossRoadsNews, Inc.
Fayette Publishing Inc.
Holden Landmark Corporation
Mile High Newspapers
Recorder Community Newspapers
Red Wing Publishing Co.
Richner Communications
Rust Communications

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The process is easy. Just two simple steps and you're in!

STEP ONE: First, download the Newspaper Participation Agreement, read it through, fill out the appropriate information, sign and fax your signed agreement to 231-932-2985.
STEP TWO: In order to best represent your newspaper, we need to collect your rates and publishing information. First, we need to get some basic information for your newspaper to assign you a login for our easy, fill-in-the-blank online web form. Please call us toll-free at 866-451-5567 or e-mail us at karen.ardery@localpointmedia.com and provide the e-mail address of the user completing the form, your newspaper name, your parent company name (if applicable) and include whether your company is an individual newspaper or a publishing group. We will then provide you with your login information and a link to our online web form. Notice: if you wish to enter information for multiple participating newspapers, you may also send the requested information for each company. You will be able to manage each newspaper with the same username and password.

And that's it!

It's that easy to participate. Your newspaper is now part of an amazing network, the only organization of its kind, connecting national advertisers with suburban and community newspapers.