The Roane Reader is a free monthly publication established in 1993. We peaked our circulation at 10,000 issues and distribute into 4 counties(Roane, Anderson, Cumberland & Morgan) This paper is your paper, with your articles and your sights from around town. It is these very things that has made this paper so successful. We pride ourselves in our entertainment and our advertisement. The Roane Reader has the highest quality, most noticed and cheapest price around when it comes to advertisement. With out a doubt you will get more business, just ask our faithful advertisers and fans. Go to our Contact or Advertisement page if you are interested in our services.

This is a free and weekly newspaper which comes out every Friday. Our publication targets the Hispanic community in Tennessee and its most important cities. We provide the Hispanic community with important information about opportunities, offers and services. El Crucero Newspaper is distributed through out Hispanic and American supermarkets, Hispanic grocery stores, Hispanic events, Churches and general Hispanic sectors.

"Get connected with the Highlands Insider! We're not just a newspaper; we're your weekly invitation to discover the vibrant stories and news that define our community. From insightful articles to the buzz of local events and a reimagined classifieds section, we offer a fresh perspective on the people and places you care about. Highlands Insider is your essential companion for experiencing the very best of life in the Highlands."

History of the Times The South Knox ?? Seymour Times was started as a monthly shopper in tabloid format by publishers Sam and Kathy Hance for A.S.K. Companies in 1989. Under their direction, what was then known as the South Community Times grew in circulation and coverage area to serve Seymour and South Knoxville, as well as many outlying areas. In 2002, the Hances retained the services of John Philleo as production and design manager. Mr. Philleo brought extensive experience in the newspaper design field, and revamped the look and feel of the Times to better serve its readers and advertisers. Mr. Philloe directed the rollout of a semi-monthly edition of the Times, followed shortly by the adoption of a weekly publication frequency. As the appeal of the Times continued to grow, the newspa