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Fairfield-Echo

The Fairfield Echo is a weekly community newspaper, published since 1956, covering Fairfield and Fairfield Township. It is delivered to every residence in the City of Fairfield and in Fairfield Township, on Wednesdays.

The electronic version of the Echo at www.fairfield-echo.com is updated every Wednesday with top stories from that week's issue.

The Echo's office is on Dixie Highway (Route 4), at the intersection at Nilles Road. Extra copies of the papers, which are free, are available at the office. When the office is closed, extra free copies are available from a newspaper rack outside the front door of the office. If you have a news tip or story suggestion, call 513-829-7900, or fax it to 513-829-7950.

Journal-News

Since 1886 the Journal-News has been providing residents of Butler County with news, advertising and a forum for community issues. The Journal-News is a daily newspaper published 365 days per year. The newspaper may also be read online at www.journal-news.com.

The newspaper's office is located at 228 Court Street, Hamilton, Ohio 45011. You may contact the Journal-News by calling 513-863-8200. Office hours are Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Cincinnati Enquirer

Founded in 1840, the Enquirer started as an afternoon newspaper but switched to mornings in 1843 so that it could be delivered by same-day mail. In the 1860s, it was a regional newspaper that delivered to Louisville, Columbus, Indianapolis and other cities on its own trains, which remained in service until World War I.

Today the Cincinnati Enquirer is the largest newspaper serving the Greater Cincinnati area. Readers can view the newspaper online at www.enquirer.com.

The Cincinnati Enquirer is located at 312 Elm St., Cincinnati, Ohio 45202, and can be reached by calling 513-721-2700.

Cincinnati City Beat

Cincinnati City Beat is an independent voice serving the citizens of Greater Cincinnati that combines a commitment to inventive, insightful and interpretive journalism with a strong passion to cover and reflect our area's growing arts and entertainment scene. As an alternative newsweekly, City Beat believes in truthful, well-reasoned journalism presented in a refreshing manner that the paper hopes will engage, entertain and inspire readers.

According to the newspaper's mission statement, the publication expects to attract and retain the interest of active and forward-thinking individuals who are often difficult to reach through traditional media.

Cincinnati City Beat is a member of the Association of Alternative Newsweeklies. The newspaper is published every Thursday, with a circulation of 50,000 serving greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky. The publication is distributed in bulk drop locations, including grocery stores, bookstores, health clubs, record stores, coffee houses, restaurants and public libraries. Readers can also find the publication online at www.citybeat.com.

Cincinnati City Beat offices are located at 23 East Seventh Street, Suite 617, Cincinnati, Ohio 45202. To contact the newspaper via telephone, call 513-665-4700.