Muskogee Phoenix
Serving as the primary news source for Muskogee and its surrounding communities, this publication provides comprehensive coverage of local government, high school athletics, and regional events. With a history dating back to 1888, it remains a vital fixture in eastern Oklahoma, chronicling the area's development through its long-standing commitment to community-focused journalism.
MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN OKLAHOMA
Print media in the Sooner State is defined by a distinct split between two dominant metropolitan dailies and a broad network of small-town rural publications. The Gannett-owned daily The Oklahoman maintains the largest statewide circulation from Oklahoma City, countered by the Tulsa World, a Lee Enterprises property. Beyond these primary metros, regional centers rely on established local dailies like the CNHI-owned Ada News and the Bartlesville Examiner Enterprise. The area also sustains a historic Indigenous press, notable for publications like the Cherokee Phoenix, alongside alternative weeklies including the Oklahoma Gazette. Paperboy indexes 66 Oklahoma newspapers — browse the full directory below.
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