LEE ENTERPRISES

'Lee Enterprises' () is a publicly traded American media company. It publishes 56 daily newspapers in 23 states, and more than 300 weekly, classified, and specialty publications. Lee Enterprises was founded in 1890 by A.W. Lee and is based in Davenport, Iowa.
The company also provides online services, including Web sites supporting its daily newspapers and certain of its other publications. Lee also owns 82.5% of TownNews.com, an Internet service company. The company offers commercial printing services to its customers. Lee Enterprises is currently the fourth largest newspaper group in the United States of America. The company acquired Pulitzer, Inc. in 2005.

Contents

Lee newspapers

Television

External links

Lee newspapers

State	City	Newspaper
Arizona	Flagstaff	''Arizona Daily Sun''
	Tucson	''Arizona Daily Star''
California	Escondido	''North County Times''
	Hanford	''The Sentinel''
	Lompoc	''The Lompoc Record''
	Napa	''Napa Valley Register''
	Santa Maria	''Santa Maria Times''
Hawaii	Lihue	''The Garden Island''
Idaho	Burley	''South Idaho Press''
	Twin Falls	''The Times-News''
Illinois	Bloomington	''The Pantagraph''
	Carbondale	''The Southern Illinoisan''
	Charleston	''Times-Courier''
	Decatur	''Herald & Review''
	DeKalb	''Daily Chronicle''
	Mattoon	''Journal Gazette''
Indiana	Munster	''The Times''
Iowa	Davenport	''Quad-City Times''
	Mason City	''Globe Gazette''
	Muscatine	''Muscatine Journal''
	Sioux City	''Sioux City Journal''
	Waterloo	''Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier''
Kentucky	Maysville	''The Ledger Independent''
Minnesota	Winona	''Winona Daily News''
Missouri	Park Hills	''Daily Journal''
	St. Louis	''St. Louis Post Dispatch''
Montana	Billings	''Billings Gazette''
	Butte	''Montana Standard''
	Hamilton	''Ravalli Republic''
	Helena	''Independent Record''
	Missoula	''Missoulian''
Nebraska	Beatrice	''Beatrice Daily Sun''
	Columbus	''Columbus Telegram''
	Fremont	''Fremont Tribune''
	Lincoln	''Lincoln Journal Star''
Nevada	Elko	''Elko Daily Free Press''
New York	Auburn	''The Citizen''
	Glens Falls	''The Post-Star''
North Dakota	Bismarck	''The Bismarck Tribune''
Oregon	Albany	''Albany Democrat-Herald''
	Coos Bay	''The World''
	Corvallis	''Corvallis Gazette-Times''
Pennsylvania	Carlisle	''The Sentinel''
South Carolina	Orangeburg	''The Times and Democrat''
South Dakota	Rapid City	''Rapid City Journal''
Utah	Provo	''The Daily Herald''
Washington	Longview	''The Daily News''
Wisconsin	Baraboo	''Baraboo News Republic'' ★
	Beaver Dam	''Daily Citizen'' ★
	Chippewa Falls	''The Chippewa Herald''
	La Crosse	''La Crosse Tribune''
	Madison	''The Capital Times'' ★
	Madison	''Wisconsin State Journal'' ★
	Portage	''Portage Daily Register'' ★
	Racine	''The Journal Times''
Wyoming	Casper	''Casper Star-Tribune''

★ Newspaper owned by Capital Newspapers, a partnership with The Capital Times Company.

Television

Lee formerly operated a broadcasting division, which it sold in 2000 in order to focus on newspaper publishing. Most of the TV stations were sold to Emmis Communications[1], and have all been sold, as of 2007, to other companies.

'DMA Rank'	'Market'	'Station'	'Years Owned'	'Currently'
23.	Portland	'KOIN 6'	1977-2000	CBS network affiliate owned by Montecito Broadcast Group, with a sale to New Vision Television awaiting FCC approval
44.	Albuquerque - Santa Fe	'KRQE 13'	1991-2000	CBS network affiliate owned by LIN Television
65.	Huntington - Charleston	'WSAZ-TV 3'	1971-2000	NBC network affiliate owned by Gray Television
68.	Tucson	'KGUN 9'	1986-2000	ABC network affiliate owned by Journal Broadcast Group
69.	Wichita - Hutchinson Plus	'KSNW 3'/ 'KSNC 2'/ 'KSNG 11'/ 'KSNK 8'	1995-2000	NBC network affiliates owned by Montecito Broadcast Group, with a sale to New Vision Television awaiting FCC approval
73.	Honolulu	'KGMB 9'	1977-2000	CBS network affiliate owned by HITV Operating Company
75.	Omaha - Council Bluffs	'KMTV 3'	1986-2000	CBS network affiliate owned by Journal Broadcast Group
98.	El Paso - Las Cruces - Ciudad Juárez	'KMAZ 48'	1993-1998	Telemundo network affiliate KTDO, owned by ZGS Communications
139.	Topeka	'KSNT 27'	1995-2000	NBC network affiliate owned by Montecito Broadcast Group, with a sale to New Vision Television awaiting FCC approval
153.	Rochester - Mason City - Austin	'KGLO-TV 3' ★ ★	1954-1977	CBS network affiliate KIMT, owned by New Vision Television
171.	Quincy - Hannibal - Keokuk - Macomb	'KHQA-TV 7' ★ ★	1953-1986	CBS network affiliate owned by Barrington Broadcasting
199.	Mankato	'KEYC-TV 12' ★ ★	1960-1977	CBS network affiliate owned by United Communications Corporation

Note:
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★ - indicates a station built and signed-on by Lee Enterprises.

External links

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★ Newspapers

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★ History