Chronicle is a half-hour news magazine show airing on WCVB-TV in Boston. It focuses on breaking news and issues, people and places of interest, and includes detailed features on a range of state, local, and national issues. It first went on the air on January 25, 1982. The original anchors were Chet Curtis, Jeanne Blake, and Donna Downs. The show is almost always broadcast live. In the late 1980s, it was syndicated on the Arts and Entertainment Cable Channel. Once a month, a special look at the arts and pop culture is featured as Popchron, including music, video and book recommendations, reports on new shows or exhibits around New England, and profiles of interesting people. Ideas for the show are welcomed. Producers prefer that all pitches be submitted in writing and sent by mail or email.

Down East is a regional lifestyle magazine dedicated to Maine’s culture, people, and places. It features in-depth reporting, storytelling, and photography covering travel, food, history, outdoor life, arts, and local issues across the state. The magazine appeals to readers interested in authentic New England living and Maine-focused journalism with a strong sense of place.

Lincolnshire Today is a regional lifestyle magazine dedicated to the county of Lincolnshire, providing coverage of local culture, community news, and leisure. The publication features editorial content on a wide range of topics, including regional history, seasonal fashion, health and wellbeing, and gardening. It also serves as a guide for local interests, offering reviews of dining establishments, updates on county events, and features on "places of interest" and local businesses. The magazine is designed to appeal to both residents and visitors, focusing on the aspirational aspects of life in the county through high-quality photography and profiles of notable local figures and organisations.

Background & Format: The Economic History Review is an invaluable source of information and is available free to members of the Economic History Society. Publishing reviews of books, periodicals and information technology, The Review will keep anyone interested in economic and social history abreast of current developments in the subject. It aims at broad coverage of themes of economic and social change, including the intellectual, political and cultural implications of these changes. It is published on behalf of the Economic History Society Time of Publication: February, May, August and November

The Oklahoma 100 provides a quick yet thorough view into the people, news, events and ideas that shape Oklahoma. Topics range from Oklahoma history to arts and entertainment, culture and business news, media, restaurants, events, travel and more.