This is a list of newspapers in Mississippi .
Title | Locale | Year est. | Frequency | Publisher/parent company | Notes |
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Biloxi-D'Iberville Press | Biloxi/D'Iberville | 200? | Weekly [1] | Bay Newspapers, Inc | OCLC 191850671 |
Brookhaven Daily Leader | Brookhaven | 1968 | Daily | Southwest Pub. | OCLC Preceding |
Canton News | Canton | Monthly | Clay Mansell | Hyper-local, "good news" newspaper | |
Clarion-Ledger | Jackson/statewide | 1941 | Daily | Gannett Company [2] | OCLC 8674244 |
Clarksdale Press Register | Clarksdale | 1949 | Daily | Delta Press Pub. Co. | OCLC 15003806 |
Columbian-Progress | Columbia | 1935 | Bi-weekly | Emmerich Newspapers, Inc. | |
Columbus Commercial | Columbus | 1893-1922 | Daily | J.T. Senter | OCLC 15049956 [3] |
Crystal Springs Meteor | Crystal Springs | 1886-1889 | Weekly | Hurt & Branch | OCLC 15078789 |
Daily Corinthian | Corinth | Daily | |||
Daily Leader | Brookhaven | Daily [4] | |||
Daily Star | Grenada | Daily | |||
Daily Times Leader | West Point | Daily | ' | ||
Darkhorse Press | Mississippi | Daily | |||
Deer Creek Pilot | Rolling Fork | Weekly | |||
Delta Democrat-Times | Greenville | Daily | |||
Enterprise-Journal | McComb | Daily | |||
Enterprise-Tocsin | Indianola, Mississippi | Weekly | |||
Florence News | Florence, MS | 2018 | Monthly | Clay Mansell | Hyper-local, "good news" newspaper |
Greenwood Commonwealth | Greenwood | Daily | |||
Hattiesburg American | Hattiesburg | Daily | Gannett Company [2] | ||
Jackson Advocate | Jackson | Weekly | |||
Jackson Free Press | Jackson | Changed to magazine 2018 | |||
Laurel Leader-Call | Laurel | Daily | |||
Lawrence County Press | Monticello | Weekly | |||
Long Beach Breeze | Long Beach, MS | Monthly | Clay Mansell | Hyper-local, "good news" newspaper | |
Madison County Journal | Ridgeland | Weekly | |||
Meridian Star | Meridian | Daily | Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc. [5] | ||
Mississippi Business Journal | Jackson/statewide | Daily | |||
Mississippi Press | Pascagoula | Daily | |||
Natchez Democrat [6] | Natchez | Daily | |||
Neshoba Democrat | Philadelphia | Daily | |||
New Albany Gazette | New Albany | Semi-weekly | |||
Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal | Tupelo | Daily | |||
The Northside Sun | Jackson, MS | Weekly | |||
Ocean Springs Record | Ocean Springs | Weekly | |||
Oxford Eagle | Oxford | Daily | |||
Pass Christian Gazebo Gazette | Pass Christian | Weekly | |||
Pearl News | Pearl, MS | 2018 | Monthly | Clay Mansell | Hyper-local, "good news" newspaper |
Pelahatchie News | Pelahatchie, MS | Monthly | Clay Mansell | Hyper-local, "good news" newspaper | |
Penny Pincher | Gulfport | Weekly | |||
Picayune Item | Picayune | 1904 | Weekly | Boone Newspapers | Editorial services shared with Bogalusa (LA) Times |
Richland News | Richland, MS | 2018 | Monthly | Clay Mansell | Hyper-local, "good news" newspaper |
Sea Coast Echo | Bay St. Louis | Semi-weekly | |||
Southwest Rankin News | Pearl, Richland, & Florence, MS | Monthly | Clay Mansell | Hyper-local, "good news" newspaper | |
Starkville Daily News | Starkville | Daily | |||
Stone County Enterprise | Wiggins | Weekly | |||
Sun Herald | Biloxi-Gulfport | Daily [4] | McClatchy Company [7] | ||
The Clinton Courier | Clinton, MS | Bi-Monthly | Clay Mansell | Hyper-local, "good news" newspaper | |
Vicksburg Post | Vicksburg<noinclude> | Daily | |||
Wesson News | Wesson | 2013 | Monthly | Clay Mansell | Hyper-local, "good news" newspaper |
Woodville Republican | Woodville | 1823 | Weekly | Andy Lewis | The oldest newspaper in Mississippi |
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