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Andrews - Student Movement Welcome to the Andrews University Student Movement Webpage! The Student Movement is the official newspaper of Andrews University, and was founded in 1914. The Student Movement has served as an informative news and entertainment source for on campus events as well as issues that affect the surrounding community. The paper is published weekly and can be found in all the major buildings on campus and various off campus locations as well. Our 2004-2005 staff is looking forward to providing you with an informative, interesting, and intellectual paper. | |
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Birmingham & Bloomfield Eccentric - 248-644-1100 | |
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Canton Observer - 734-591-2300 | |
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Clarkston Eccentric - 248-644-1100 | |
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County Press and Argus - 1-888-840-4809 | |
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Detroit Michigan's business news. | |
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Daily Press & Guide - 517-548-2000 | |
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Daily Tribune - 248-541-3000 | |
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Dearborn Press and Guide - 313-359-7820 | |
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Freep.com is the site of Michigan's largest newspaper, the Detroit Free Press. Here you'll find coverage of Michigan and metro Detroit news, arts... | |
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Detroit News | |
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Farmington Observer - 734-591-2300 | |
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Garden City Observer - 734-591-2300 | |
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Grosse Ile Camera | |
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Grosse Point News Grosse Pointe News has been serving the Grosse Pointe community since 1940. | |
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Heritage Newspapers Heritage Newspapers, Inc. is an award winning publishing group that consists of eight (8) suburban weekly and two (2) twice-weekly publications in southeastern Michigan with a circulation of over 316,850. Some publications date as far back as the 1800's (The Manchester Enterprise 1867, The Dexter Leader 1869, The Chelsea Standard 1872, The News-Herald 1879, and The Milan News-Leader 1881). The most recent acquisition is Ypsilanti Courier. The Courier, a 7,000 circulation weekly, serves Ypsilanti and Ypsilanti, Augusta, Superior and Pittsfield townships. It began publishing in November 1994, and is owned by a small group of local investors who got involved in the effort to open a newspaper in the wake of the closing of the Ypsilanti Press, a daily, in June of that same year. Heritage Newspapers covers southeastern Michigan from Dearborn to Ohio and from Grosse Ile to Chelsea with the highest market penetration of any newspaper, in this area. | |
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Lake Orion Eccentric - 248-651-7575 | |
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Livonia Observer - 734-591-2300 | |
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For a quarter of a century, Metro Times has been Detroit’s weekly alternative for news, arts, culture, music, film, food, fashion and more. Over 666,100 loyal readers pick us up every week to find out who to see, what to do, and where to go. Hard-hitting journalism, in-depth profiles of local artists, musicians, and cultural icons, and the area’s most comprehensive club and concert listings have made it the most sought after news and entertainment resource for metro Detroiters. | |
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Michigan Chronicle - 313-963-5522 The Michigan Chronicle is the state's most respected African American publication. This award-winning weekly newspaper received the prestigious John B. Russworm for the "Best Black Newspaper in the Country" (voted by the National Newspaper Publishers Association), a recognition the Michigan Chronicle held six times last year. | |
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Monroe News | |
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Local South East Michigan Newspaper. | |
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Oxford Eccentric - 248-651-7575 | |
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Plymouth Observer - 734-459-2700 | |
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Redford Observer - 734-591-2300 | |
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Rochester Eccentric - 248-651-7575 | |
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Southfield Eccentric - 248-644-1100 | |
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The Ann Arbor News - 1-800-589-6397 | |
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The Independent A Community Newspaper in Dundee, Michigan | |
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The Macomb Daily - 586-469-4510 The Macomb Daily is based in Macomb County, Michigan, a thriving region of suburban and rural communities located immediately north of Detroit. In the century-plus history of The Macomb Daily, perhaps the most dramatic and significant event has been its acquisition by the Journal Register Company in August 2004. The Macomb Daily is a full seven-day morning publication with an emphasis on comprehensive news, sports and advertising content as well as superior customer service. The heart and soul of all successful newspapers is their news and sports content. Here, too, The Macomb Daily excels. Our talented staff has repeatedly won local, state and national writing and photography awards. We are doing everything we can to live up to our motto: "Your county. Your world. Your paper. Every day." | |
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The Milan News-Leader | |
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The Monroe Guardian | |
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The News-Herald - 734-246-0800 | |
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The Oakland Press - 248-745-4595 | |
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The Voice - 586-716-8100 | |
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Tri-County Times - 810-433-6780 That's the banner headline which appeared in the first edition of the Tri-County Times on April 3, 1994. It was the first time in nearly 40 years that tri-county residents witnessed the birth of a new newspaper, following the demise of the former Tri-County News. The new publication was based on a 32-year tradition of strong newspaper experience. Publisher Rick Rockman, Sr. promised that the paper would provide complete, in-depth coverage of all area news and events - and we believe he has not only lived up to that promise, but exceeded the community's expectations by the many additions and improvements not only to the Sunday newspaper, but with the addition of the Times Online edition two years ago, the addition of the midweek publication in September 1999, and most recently being named Michigan Press Association's "Newspaper of the Year 2002." | |
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Troy Eccentric - 248-644-1100 | |
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West Bloomfield Eccentric - 248-644-1100 | |
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Westland Observer - 734-591-2300 | |
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Womens Health Style | |
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Ypsilanti Courier - 734-482-3385 |
