Covington Leader
Serving Tipton County since 1886, this long-standing community publication provides essential local news, sports coverage, and legal notices to residents of West Tennessee. It remains a primary source for regional reporting, documenting the evolving history and civic affairs of Covington and its surrounding rural areas.
MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN TENNESSEE
Print journalism across the Volunteer State is characterized by heavy consolidation among its major metropolitan dailies, alongside a historic split between eastern and western readerships. Gannett dominates these major markets, currently operating the Nashville Tennessean, the Memphis Commercial Appeal, and the Knoxville News Sentinel. In contrast, the Chattanooga Times Free Press remains under the regional ownership of WEHCO Media following a late 1990s merger of two competing dailies. Beyond the major hubs, the region sustains a historic African American press, notably represented by the Tri-State Defender in Memphis and the Black News Weekly in Chattanooga. Paperboy indexes 91 Tennessee newspapers — browse the full directory below.
MORE FROM TENNESSEE →Covington Leader — Today’s Headlines
- Week 3 football previews for Brighton, Covington, Munford and Tipton-Rosemark
- Munford football continues domination of M & M Bowl
- Brighton football wins another thriller, honors Dennis Matthews
- Week 2 of high school football is upon us: M & M Bowl highlights action
- Brighton wins season opener vs. PURE Academy in dramatic fashion
- Munford cruises to week one win vs. Memphis Business Academy
- Week one of football is here for Brighton, Covington, Munford, Tipton-Rosemark
- Tipton-Rosemark Academy begins new era with head coach Shane O’Brien
