Smoky Mountain News out of Sylva hits that perfect sweet spot of small town intensity and regional…read moredepth, the kind of paper where you flip a page and suddenly you are knee deep in annexation debates in Waynesville or a property tax cap fight in Haywood County. It is the sort of hyperlocal drama that national outlets will never touch, and that is exactly why it is so addictive. One issue had Clyde putting a moratorium on data centers, Graham County dealing with a removed sheriff appealing his ouster, and a whole spread of community voices weight in on what it all means. It seels like being handed the keys to the region's group chat! What makes it even better is how it wraps up all that civic grit in the texture of everyday mountain life. Local ads from businesses you can actually walk into, opinion columns that sound like real neighbors, and listings for shows at the local playhouse all sit side by side with the government coverage. It is a paper that treats its readers like they care about their home, and it rewards that curiosity with stories that you simply cannot get anywhere else. [Review 673 of 2026 - 4758 in North Carolina - 25854 overall]

Mark T - I need you to contact me when you are available…read more Your newspaper sounded wonderful. Sorry I missed it.

From the owner: Weekly community newspaper covering- politics, community events, sports, education, faith, calendar…read moreevents, obituaries, classifieds, and more. Proudly serving the Fannin County Ga (Blue Ridge) and surrounding counties and towns. Keywords- Fannin County Georgia GA Blue Ridge Copperhill Tennessee TN Epworth Morganton Epworth McCaysville Mineral Bluff GGilmer Union Polk North north Blairsville Union best news newspaper local Facebook website video coverage breaking advertising print printing community school politics sports classifieds obituaries events calendar cabin homes lake sell read buy subscription arrest report press release conference government public opinion facts office

A free copy of The Post and Courier was available this morning while we had our coffee from…read moreMethodical Coffee at The Commons. Lots of local news as this newspaper (part of the larger organization based in Charleston) is specific to the Greenville and Spartanburg area. Interesting to read about local political news, recovery from Hurricane Helene, local sports (Tigers and Gamecocks, of course) and a games page with a crossword and sudoku. Easy reading and quite informative. Worth picking up! [Review 2219 of 2024 - 1189 in South Carolina - 23237 overall]

The Greenville edition has a much broader and in-depth range of news articles than its local…read morecompetitor has, and the quality of the writing in the Post and Courier is high.

Awesome weekly paper with good deals on all kinds of things!! Free classified ads for individuals…read moreplus very affordable advertising for small businesses.

From the owner: We are Upstate South Carolina's FREE weekly want ad paper!read more

The Smoky Mountain Trader has been in business for 25 years and is a great paper. They have…read moreclassifieds for pets, autos, computers, furniture and many more things. They charge $5 per ad. Back in the late eighties their ads were free. But they wrecked their delivery truck and had to start charging. They asked people to send them $17,000 to buy a new delivery truck but many people ignored them. Since the Smoky mountain trader charged nothing for printing ads, I feel that the many people who printed ads in their paper should've sent them at least $1 each. I myself sent them a dollar in change. I think they received about $1000 from people. If more people had been less selfish, the SMT would most likely still be charging nothing for printing ads. If you're looking to buy or sell stuff, the Smoky Mountain Trader is the paper to get.

From the owner: The Smoky Mountain Trader has been in print since 1987 and still going! The Smoky Mountain Trader…read moreyour source for buying and selling from cars, trucks, homes, washers, dryers and and more items. You can find the The Smoky Mountain Trader both in print and online. The printed version of the Smoky Mountain Trader is found in 12 counties & 3 states! In Tennessee we are found in these counties: Hamblen, Jefferson, Cocke, Grainger, Hawkins, Sevier, Greene, Hancock, and Claiborne. Plus we are found in print in Lee County, Virginia and Bell County, Kentucky.