Williams-Grand Canyon News is a family-owned business that serves the Williams-Grand Canyon, Arizona area. We are a full-service newspaper that provides news, sports, and entertainment coverage for the local community. We also offer a variety of advertising options to help businesses reach their target audiences. We are committed to providing our readers with the most accurate and up-to-date news possible. We have a team of experienced journalists who are dedicated to covering the stories that matter most to our community. We also have a strong social media presence, which allows us to connect with our readers in real time. We are proud to be a part of the Williams-Grand Canyon community and we are committed to serving our readers and advertisers for many years to come. If you are looking for a reliable source of local news, Williams-Grand Canyon News is the place to go. We are your source for the latest news, sports, and entertainment coverage.

For five decades, Phoenix New Times has been a beacon of truth in the Valley of the Sun. Our independent journalism delves deep into Arizona's political landscape, social issues, business intricacies, and rich cultural tapestry. From scrutinizing the juvenile justice system to exploring local artists, concerts, and diverse entertainment, we've earned a fearless reputation. Check out our annual Best of Phoenix edition, and discover Arizona's pulse through our lens - your source for Phoenix news, local culture, and more.

Verde Valley Newspapers publishes four newspapers, a real estate guide, a pre-owned and new automotive publication and a telephone directory. The newspapers provide a variety of local and national news on politics, health, entertainment, education, sports, community, weather and business. The entertainment section prints information on arts, books, food, movies and music. The newspapers also offer a classified advertisement sections that advertise homes, jobs, shopping, businesses and personals. Each publication of Verde Valley Newspapers provides an option of online news to readers. The newspapers also feature sections on community events, obituaries, auctions and funeral notices. Verde Valley Newspapers automotive publication offers information on cars, motorcycles, trailers, watercrafts and trucks.

The Arcadia News is a family-owned and operated newspaper. Greg Bruns is the publisher, while his mother, Shirley, is the official proofreader, and his father, Bob, handles the distribution. The paper also employs local residents in an assortment of different managerial and support positions. The Arcadia News is a supporter of local charities and worthy causes and is the newspaper of record for the incredible community of Arcadia, showcasing it in both print and on social media such as Instagram: Instagram.com/ArcadiaNews It has a long history of supporting the community, providing cash scholarships to Arcadia High School graduating seniors, and internships for student-journalists and digital artists. The Arcadia News has sponsored community events like the "Team Taylor Arcadia Family Fun Run," Arcadia Pride functions to benefit the area schools, both public and private. Additionally, the News has been a proud sponsor of local charities like A Mighty Voice, a nonprofit organization that promotes research, awareness, and support for families of pediatric motor neuron diseases. Additionally, since 2008, the Arcadia News has been recognized by the Andrew Shapiro Foundation as one of the top community newspapers in the country for breast cancer support and coverage. In 2013 an idea for local charity and support was instituted in the form of the Arcadia News Assisting Neighbors program. The first organization supported during the holiday season was Los Ninos Hospital, a small children’s hospital in Phoenix. Additional local needs will be met with the Arcadia News acting as the conduit between those in need and readers.

For five decades, Phoenix New Times has been a beacon of truth in the Valley of the Sun. Our independent journalism delves deep into Arizona's political landscape, social issues, business intricacies, and rich cultural tapestry. From scrutinizing the juvenile justice system to exploring local artists, concerts, and diverse entertainment, we've earned a fearless reputation. Check out our annual Best of Phoenix edition, and discover Arizona's pulse through our lens - your source for Phoenix news, local culture, and more.

Now in our 7th year, Desert Messenger is published the 1st & 3rd Wed. of the month, Sept. thru May. 1st Wed. during summer. Check out the E-edition online at www.DesertMessenger.com