The News & Observer is a daily newspaper serving the Research Triangle of Raleigh, Durham, & Chapel Hill. The newspaper was started in the 1800s and was family-owned until 1997, when it was purchased by The McClatchy Company. The News & Observer runs seven days a week and includes national, regional, and local news, as well as sports, health, business, technology, and lifestyle information. Health and science, education, home, arts, auto, money, and business coverage run daily. In addition to the Research Triangle area, The News & Observer reaches Orange, Wake, Johnston, and Harnett counties. There is no editorial calendar available and deadlines are ongoing.

WSFA-TV is the NBC affiliate for the Montgomery, AL market. The station is owned by Raycom Media Inc. WSFA-TV broadcasts locally on channel 12.

Austin American-Statesman, "the paper of Central Texas," is a daily broadsheet covering regional, national and international news. The paper's daily sections include a Metro/state section, focusing on local and regional news, business, a Sports section, life/entertainment, as well as editorial articles and classified ads. In addition, the paper's weekly sections offer a more specific focus on a number of topics. Austin360 includes news and features on music, dance, dining and other topics related to arts and entertainment. The publication offers in-depth technology coverage in its Tech Monday section. Coverage includes consumer electronics, area technology firms, as well as computer and technology-related news. Other offerings include Weekly Business Review on Saturdays, a complete package of the entire week's stock market and mutual fund activity; Travel, featuring travel advice, and features related to travel and vacation destinations.Austin American-Statesman is a morning paper. There is no editorial calendar available, as deadlines are on-going. Awards:2013 - Online Media Awards, Best Campaigning / Investigative Journalism: Uncounted Casualties (nominated)Send holiday gift guide submissions to desk editors for specific coverage - there is no singular gift guide contact for the outlet overall.

The Arizona Republic is the state's largest newspaper. It offers readers a strong focus on local news, along with national and international news. There is also sports, business, features and lifestyle coverage. It debuted on May 19, 1890. Events may be submitted to the calendar via their website. The information should be received at least 3 WEEKS prior to the week of the event. Events are published in the newspaper on a space availability basis, but all entertainment events appear online in full.

WHTM-TV is the ABC affiliate on channel 27 for the Harrisburg, PA area. The station is owned by Nexstar Media Inc. WHTM-TV produces local shows and news. Story ideas may also be sent to the station directly through a contact form on the station's website.The station has a content-sharing deal with The Sentinel.

WJAR-TV is the local NBC affiliate on channel 10 serving the greater Providence, RI area. The station launched in 1949 as Rhode Island's first television station. When it first began, it was owned by Sinclair Broadcast Group, Inc., a clothing department store. After acquiring WJAR-TV, it began acquiring other stations throughout the county for the next thirty years and gave up the department store business to become Outlet Communications, a company only involved in commercial broadcasting. Then in February 1996, NBC bought WJAR-TV. PR professionals should send press releases and news information to the assignment desk.

The Fresno Bee is published for the general public in the Fresno, CA area. Major news focuses are business, technology, state news, national news, local news, international news, lifestyle, sports and entertainment.

The News Tribune is a daily newspaper reaching readers in Tacoma & Pierce County, WA. The paper covers sports with the following sections: baseball, basketball, football, golf/tennis, hockey, college, UW Huskies, WSU Cougars. It covers business with market summaries and a Fortune 500 list. In addition, it covers government, crime and environmental issues. Arts & entertainment includes comics, puzzles, computers, food and restaurant coverage, family issues, travel and TV listings. Public opinion is represented in the following sections: editorials, endorsements, letters and writers tips. The paper also covers technology issues in the greater South Puget Sound region. Deadlines are at noon PT three days before issue date.

WTOV-TV is the NBC network affiliate for the Wheeling, WV, Steubenville, OH market. The station is owned by Sinclair Broadcast Group, Inc. WTOV-TV broadcasts locally on channel 9. WTOV-TV was founded in 1953. The station's mission is "to be an indispensable source of news, information, entertainment, and sports to the people of the Ohio Valley." The station broadcasts over 200 hours of local event programming a year and five local newscasts daily. WTOV-TV urges PR professionals to contact the station in the late morning, following the morning newscast.

Times Union is a daily newspaper serving the capital region of New York, which includes Albany, Schenectady, Troy, Rensselaer and Saratoga ONLY. It provides readers with the latest news, weather, entertainment and sports information. The paper dates back to 1856. After a merger with a competitor, the Evening Union, the Times Union was forged in 1891. In 1937, Hearst took over the newspaper and ended 72 years of afternoon publication by moving the Times Union into the morning field. Print calendars will only include those events submitted online. To submit, go to http://events.timesunion.com/ and follow the directions. There is a help page at the site should you need assistance. To send a news tip, suggest story coverage or submit news of your community, contact the paper's editors at:Local News: tucitydesk@timesunion.com.Business: tubusiness@timesunion.com.Sports: tusports@timesunion.com.Life/Features: tufeatures@timesunion.com.