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List of newspapers in Maryland

This is a list of newspapers in Maryland.

Daily and weekly newspapers (currently published)

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TitleLocaleYear est.FrequencyPublisher/parent companyNotes
The AegisBel Air1856twice-weeklyTribune PublishingHarford County local newspaper. Also published as The Aegis & Intelligencer, 1864-1923, The Aegis and Harford Gazette, 1951-1964, The Aegis, the Harford Gazette and the Democratic Ledger, 1964-1969.
Las Américas NewspaperBaltimoreSpanish language newspaper
The Annapolis TimesAnnapolis1991[1]WeeklyJoy BrambleFocuses on the African-American community.
Baltimore Afro-AmericanBaltimore1892WeeklyNational Edition. Also published as the Afro-American Ledger, 1900-1915.
Baltimore BannerBaltimore1965, restarting 2022dailyBaltimore Banner Co. (1965)Local edition.
The Baltimore Business JournalBaltimore
Baltimore ChronicleBaltimore1973MonthlyBaltimore News Network, Inc.Also published as The City Dweller, 1973-1976. Currently only online, print issues ended in 2003.
Baltimore Jewish TimesBaltimore1919WeeklyRoute 95 Publications LLCIn 2011 it was redesigned to become more magazine-like.
Baltimore OUTloudBaltimore2003[2]Bi-weeklyPride Media LimitedLGBTQ newspaper
The Baltimore SunBaltimore[3]1837[4]dailyTribune Publishing[5]
Baltimore TimesBaltimore1986WeeklyJoy BrambleCovers the African-American community in Baltimore, focusing on positive stories and news.
Baltimorské ListyBaltimoreA Czech-language newspaper. Title translates to Baltimore Letters.
Bay Times & Record-ObserverChesterAdams Publishing Group, Chesapeake PublishingFormed from a merging of The Kent Island Bay Times and the Record-Observer.[6]
Bethesda JournalBethesda
Bowie BladeBowie
The Calvert RecorderCalvert County1971[7]Adams Publishing Group,[8] Chesapeake Publishing
The CapitalAnnapolis1884DailyTribune Publishing[5]Also published as Evening Capital, 1884-1981 and Evening Capital and Maryland Gazette, 1910-1922.
Carroll County TimesWestminster1911DailyTribune Publishing[5]Also published as The Times, 1911-1956.
Cecil WhigElkton1841DailyAdams Publishing Group, Chesapeake Publishing
The Charles County Times-CrescentLa Plata1893WeeklyFree State Communications, Inc.Also published as The Crescent, 1893-1898, The Times Crescent, 1898-1966, The Times-Crescent The Charles County Leaf, 1966-1971, Times-Crescent, 1971-1989.
Columbia FlierColumbia1969WeeklyTribune Publishing
Cumberland Times-NewsCumberlandDailyCommunity Newspaper Holdings, Inc.[9]
The Daily RecordBaltimore1888DailyGateHouse Media[10]
Daily TimesSalisbury1886DailyGannett Company[11]Also published as The Wicomico News, 1886-1923, The Salisbury Times, 1923-1967, and The Shoreman's Daily.[12]
Dorchester StarEaston1973[13]Adams Publishing Group, Chesapeake Publishing
The Dundalk EagleDundalk1969[14]Adams Publishing Group, Chesapeake Publishing
Enquirer-GazetteUpper Marlboro1851[15]WeeklyAdams Publishing Group, Chesapeake Publishing
The EnterpriseSt. Mary's County1883[16]Adams Publishing Group, Chesapeake Publishing
The Epoch TimesRockvilleEpoch Media GroupEnglish & Chinese edition
The Frederick News-PostFrederick1883DailyOgden Newspapers
Gaffat Ethiopia : Amharic and English monthly newspaperAdelphi1992MonthlyFocused on the Ethiopian-American community, and partially in Amharic.[17]
Greenbelt News ReviewGreenbelt1937Every ThursdayGreenbelt Cooperative Publishing AssociationWorker Cooperative. Also published as Greenbelt Cooperator, 1937-1954.
Herald MailHagerstown1873DailyGannett CompanyFormed by the merging of The Morning Herald 1873-1920 and The Daily Mail 1828-1920.
The Howard County TimesEllicott City1869DailyTribune PublishingAlso published as The Ellicott City Times, 1869-1958. A unit of the Baltimore Sun Media Group as of 2016.
The Johns Hopkins News-LetterBaltimore1896WeeklyStudent newspaper for Johns Hopkins University.
KaskadBaltimoreRussian language newspaper aimed towards immigrants from Russia, Belarus, and other Russian speakers.
Kent County NewsChestertown1793[18]Adams Publishing Group, Chesapeake PublishingAlso published as The Chestertown Spy.
The Kent Island Bay TimesStevensville1963WeeklyAdams Publishing GroupAlso known as Bay Times.
Latin OpinionBaltimore2004MonthlyBilingual in both Spanish and English.
The Maryland Coastal DispatchOcean City1984[19]Weekly[19]J. Steven Green[19]
Maryland GazetteAnnapolis1727Twice WeeklyTribune Publishing
Maryland IndependentCharles County1872[20]Twice weeklyAdams Publishing Group, Chesapeake Publishing
The News ExchangeBaltimore1978Bilingual Russian and English newspaper
PirmynBaltimoreLithuanian-language newspaper
Polish TimesBaltimorePolish-American newspaper
The Prince George’s SentinelLanham1932WeeklyBerlyn Inc.
The Record-ObserverCentrevilleWeeklyAdams Publishing Group
The Star DemocratEaston1799DailyAdams Publishing GroupAlso published as The Republican, The Star, The Republican Star and Eastern Shore Political Luminary, The Republican Star and Eastern Shore General Advertiser, and The Republican Star. Purchased and merged with Eastern Shore General Advertiser, 1802-1814, Whig & Advocate, 1828-1841, Eastern-Shore Star, The Easton Star, The Easton Democrat, and The Democrat.
The Times-RecordDentonWeeklyAdams Publishing Group
The Valley CitizenMiddletown
Washington HispanicSilver Spring1994Spanish-language newspaper.

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TitleLocaleYear est.CeasedNotes
Aberdeen EnterpriseAberdeen18891988[21]Originally published 1889-1920. Merged with the Harford Democrat to form the Harford Democrat and Aberdeen Enterprise. in 1921. Republished under Aberdeen Enterprise name from 1986-1988.[22]
Abington Patriot and Harford County GazetteAbingdon18051807[23]
African American News and World / African American News and World ReportBaltimore19791984[24]
Allegheny CitizenFrostburg19501961[25]
The American CitizenBaltimore18791800s[26]African American newspaper.
American and Daily AdvertiserBaltimore1799[4]
American EagleCambridge1855[27]circa 1864Succeeded by Cambridge Intelligencer, 1865
Anne Arundel AdvertiserAnnapolis18701908Also published as The Advertiser, 1898-1908. Merged with the Maryland Republican to form the Advertiser-Republican.[28]
The American Republican and Baltimore Daily ClipperBaltimore18391875Also published as Baltimore Clipper, 1839-1844, The Ocean, 1840-1844, American Republican, 1844-1847, Baltimore Daily Commercial, 1865-1867, The Daily Commercial, 1867-1869, The Evening Commercial, 1868-1869, and Evening Journal, 1871-1875.
Annapolis GazetteAnnapolis18551874[29]
Annapolis NewsAnnapolis19401952[30]
Baltimore AmericanBaltimore17731964Also published as Maryland Journal and the Baltimore Advertiser, 1773-1796, Eagle of Freedom; or, the Baltimore Town and Fell's Point Gazette, 1796-1798, Baltimore Intelligencer, 1798-1799, American and Baltimore Daily Advertiser, 1799-1802, American and Commercial Daily Advertiser, 1802-1853, American and Commercial Advertiser, 1854-1856, 1861-1869, Baltimore American and Commercial Advertiser, 1857-1861, 1870-1883. Merged with Baltimore News-Post to form Baltimore News-American.[31]
Baltimore City PaperBaltimore19772017Last published by Tronc, Inc.[5] Also published as City Squeeze, 1977-1978.
Baltimore Commercial Journal and Lyford's Price-CurrentBaltimore18401849A revival of the defunct Baltimore Price Current. It was succeeded by the Baltimore Price-Current and Weekly Journal of Commerce.
Baltimore ChronicleBaltimore19762003
Baltimore County AdvocateBaltimore18501864Merged with the Baltimore County American to form The Baltimore County Union.
Baltimore County AmericanTowson18581862[32]Merged with the Baltimore County Advocate to form The Baltimore County Union.
The Baltimore County TimesBaltimorePublished by Joy Bramble to focus on the African-American community.
The Baltimore County UnionTowson18651912Formed from the merging of Baltimore County Advocate and Baltimore County American.
Baltimore Daily RepositoryBaltimore1791[33]
Baltimore Evening PostBaltimore1792[33]
Baltimore Evening HeraldBaltimore
Baltimore Evening SunBaltimore
The Baltimore ExaminerBaltimore20062009
The Baltimore ExchangeBaltimore
Baltimore GazetteBaltimore18621875The name was revived in 2016 as a fake news website.
Baltimore GuideBaltimore19272016
Baltimore Morning HeraldBaltimore1900
Baltimore News[4]Baltimore18731934Also published as Evening News, 1873-1875, Baltimore Daily News, 1876-1892. Merged with Baltimore Post to form Baltimore News-Post in 1934.[34]
Baltimore News-AmericanBaltimore19641986Formed as a merger of the Baltimore News-Post and The Baltimore American.[35]
Baltimore News-PostBaltimore19361964[36]
Baltimore PatriotBaltimore
Baltimore PostBaltimore19221934Also published as Baltimore Daily Post, 1922-1929. Merged with Baltimore News to form Baltimore News-Post in 1934.[37]
Baltimore TelegrapheBaltimore1795[33]
Baltimore WeckerBaltimore18511907German language newspaper. Also published as Täglicher Baltimore Wecker (“Daily Baltimore Wecker”), Wochenblatt des Baltimore Wecker (“Weekly Baltimore Wecker”), and Baltimore Wecker: Sonntags-Blatt (“Sunday Baltimore Wecker”). A weekly edition called The Mirror was published from 1895-1907.
Bartgis's Marylandische ZeitungFrederick1785[33]1789
Berlin AdvanceBerlin
Berlin NewsBerlin
Bethesda TribuneBethesda
Brooklyn-Curtis Bay Town CrierBaltimore
Brooklyn NewsBaltimore
The Brunswick CitizenBrunswick19712021[38]
Cambridge ChronicleCambridge1828[39]circa 1855Merged into the American Eagle (Cambridge, MD, 1855)
Cambridge DemocratCambridge1840s1860s
Catoctin ClarionThurmont18711942Replaced by the Catoctin Enterprise.
Catoctin EnterpriseThurmont1940[40]
Cecil County StarElkton1930s1930s
Cecil GuardianCecil County20092018[41]
Cecil StarNorth East1880s1920s[33]
Church AdvocateBaltimore1890s[42]African American newspaper.
The CitizenCumberland19611983Also published as The Allegany Garrett Citizen, 1961.[43]
CivilianCumberland18281858Also published as Phoenix Civilian, 1833-1840 and Cumberland Miners' Journal. Merged with the Cumberland Telegraph and Maryland Mining Register to form Civilian & Telegraph.
Civilian & TelegraphCumberland18591905Formed from the merging of the Cumberland Miners' Journal and Cumberland Telegraph and Maryland Mining Register.
The Colored HarvesterBaltimore1890s[42]African American newspaper.
The CommonwealthBaltimore19151915[44]African American newspaper.
The CrusaderHyattsville1979[45]African American newspaper.
The CrusaderUpper Marlboro1890s[42]African American newspaper.
Cumberland Freie PresseCumberland18911896[46]
Cumberland NewsCumberland18651869[47]
Cumberland TelegraphCumberland18511858Also published as Telegraph and Cumberland Telegraph and Maryland Mining Register. Merged with the Cumberland Miners' Journal to form Civilian & Telegraph.
Cumberland Times-NewsCumberland19872009[48]
Czas BaltimorskiBaltimore1940unknownPolish-language newspaper. Translates to Baltimore Times.
Daily Evening ChronotypeBaltimore1867African American newspaper.
The Daily ExchangeBaltimore18581861
Daily NewsCumberland18901896[49]
DawnBaltimore1887African American newspaper.
The DawnElkton1890s[42]African American newspaper.
The Democratic AdvocateWestminster18651968
Democratic MessengerSnow Hill18691973Merged with the Worcester Democrat to form the Worcester County Messenger.[50]
Der Baltimore IsraelitBaltimore18911893Yiddish-language newspaper.
Der Deutsche CorrespondentBaltimore18411918German-language newspaper.[51]
Der FortschrittBaltimore18901890Yiddish-language newspaper.
Der WegweiserBaltimore18961896Yiddish-language newspaper.
Dunlap's Maryland Gazette, or, The Baltimore General AdvertiserBaltimore1775[33]
Easton GazetteEaston1822[52]circa 1929Also published as the Gazette-Democrat, 1901-1902
Elkton PressElkton1823183?[53]
Ellicott City TimesEllicott Citycirca 1870[54]1958Now published as The Howard County Times.
The EnterpriseFederal Hill
The Frederick PostFrederick
Friends of the HearthBaltimorePolish-language newspaper.
The Frostburg ForumFrostburg18971901Now published as The Howard County Times.
The Frostburg GleanerFrostburg18991901Main focus was on the prohibition of alcohol.
The Frostburg HeraldFrostburg19031906Rival to Frostburg Mining Journal.
Frostburg Mining JournalFrostburg18711917Rival to The Frostburg Herald. Also published as The Frostburg Spirit, 1913-1915.[55]
The Frostburg NewsFrostburg18971897
Gay LifeBaltimore19792016Also published as Baltimore Gay Paper, and Gay Paper. Merged into Baltimore OUTloud.
The Gazette (Maryland)Germantown, Silver Spring/Takoma Park, Gaithersburg, Bethesda, Potomac, Burtonsville, Wheaton, Rockville, Olney, Damascus, Largo, Hyattsville, College Park, Upper Marlboro, Bowie, Landover, Laurel, Clinton, Mount Airy and Sykesville/Eldersburg19592015Last published by Nash Holdings
Genius of Universal EmancipationBaltimore18211839Was established in Ohio, and then moved to Tennessee before moving to Baltimore in 1824.
Good News and InformerBaltimore1981African American newspaper.
Ha-PisgahBaltimore18911893Yiddish-language newspaper.
Hammond GazettePoint Lookout18621864
HarryBaltimore19691972
Il Risorgimento Italiano Nel MarylandBaltimore19221930Italian-language newspaper.
The Jewish ChronicleBaltimore18751877Jewish newspaper.
Jewish CommentBaltimore18951895Jewish newspaper.
JoyBaltimore1887African American newspaper.
The LancetBaltimore1900s1900sAfrican American newspaper.
The LedgerBaltimore18981899African American newspaper. Merged with the Afro-American to form the Afro-American Ledger.
Ledger-EnterprisePocomoke City18961921Also published as Ledger Enterprise. It was formed by the merging of the Worcester Enterprise and the Peninsula Ledger. It merged with the Worcester Democrat to form the Worcester Democrat and the Ledger-Enterprise.[56]
The Lonaconing StarLonaconing
The Lyceum ObserverBaltimore18631860sAfrican American newspaper. Merged with the Afro-American to form the Afro-American Ledger.
Maryland Advocate & Farmer's & Mechanics RegisterCumberland18311835[57]
Maryland Free PressHagerstown18621876On hiatus from 1863-1866. Also published as Reporter and Advertiser, 1875-1876.
Maryland GazetteAnnapolis17271734[33]
Maryland Herald & Elizabeth-Town AdvertiserHagerstown17971801[58]
Maryland Gazette, and Frederick Weekly AdvertiserFrederick1790[33]Became Political Intelligencer, or, Republican Gazette in 1824[33]
Maryland HawkTemple Hills1984[59]African American newspaper.
Maryland Herald, and Eastern Shore IntelligencerEaston1790[33]1799
Maryland JournalBaltimore1773[33]1797Maryland Journal and (the) Baltimore Advertiser; Maryland Journal, and Baltimore Universal Daily Advertiser; Maryland Journal, & Baltimore Daily Advertiser
Maryland RepublicanAnnapolis1809[60]1908Merged with Anne Arundel Advertiser to form the Advertiser-Republican in 1908
Maryland Suffrage NewsBaltimore19121920Ended publication with the ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment.
The Maryland Times-Press
The Midland JournalRising Sun18851947
Montgomery County SentinelRockville18552020
The Monthly Chronicle Of Religion And LearningBaltimore1875[61]1870sAfrican American newspaper. Merged with the Afro-American to form the Afro-American Ledger.
The Morning HeraldHagerstown1873
Montgomery Journal
Mountain City TimesCumberland18651869[62]
Muhammad SpeaksBaltimore1981[63]unknownAfrican American newspaper.
The Negro AppealBaltimore1899[64]1900African American newspaper.
Neighborhood TalkLandover1899[65]1900African American newspaper.
The NewsFrederick
North-East StarNorth East1880s[33]1880s
Northwest StarPikesville19661988[66]
Owings Mill TimesOwings Mills19862006[67]
Palladium of FreedomBaltimore1787[33]1787
Peninsula LedgerPocomoke City18851896Merged with the Worcester Enterprise to form the Ledger-Enterprise.[68]
PioneerDundalk1938[69]
Port Tobacco TimesPort Tobacco18441898Also published as Port Tobacco Times and Charles County Advertiser, 1845-1898. Merged with the Crescent to form the Times Crescent.
The Prince George's County TimesPrince George's CountyFocuses on the African-American community. Published by Joy Bramble.
Prohibition AdvocateBaltimore1890s[42]African American newspaper.
Queenstown NewsQueenstowncirca 1882[70]1956Merged with the Queen Anne's Record-Observer to form the Queen Anne's Record-Observer and Queenstown News (Centreville, MD) in 1956
The Race StandardBaltimore1894[71]1898African American newspaper.
Republican Star, or, Eastern Shore Political LuminaryEaston1799Became Easton Star in 1843[33]
Rockville TimesRockville
The Shore TimesFocuses on the African-American community. Published by Joy Bramble.
Silver Spring Suburban RecordSilver Spring
The SouthBaltimore
StarBaltimore1887[72]African American newspaper.
Straight From the StreetHyattsville1900s[73]African American newspaper.
TelegrafBaltimore19091951Published in Czech.
Trench and CampAdmiral19171919World War I newspaper for military personnel at Camp Meade.[74]
The True CommunicatorBaltimore18651866African American newspaper.
The Voice of LaborCumberland19381942Was merged into The CIO News.
The Washington SpyHagerstown17901797[75]
Weekly CivilianCumberland18921897[76]
Western Maryland DemocratWestminster18631865Succeeded by The Democratic Advocate.
Western Maryland Voice of Industrial LaborCumberland19381942[77]
Worcester Democrat Pocomoke City18801973First published as the Worcester Democrat from 1880-1921. Merged with the Ledger-Enterprise to form the Worcester Democrat and the Ledger-Enterprise in 1921, and published under that name until 1953.[78] Name changed back to the Worcester Democrat in 1953.[79] Merged with Democratic Messenger to form the Worcester County Messenger in 1973.
Worcester Enterprise Pocomoke City18941896Also known as the Pocomoke Enterprise. Merged with the Peninsula Ledger to form the Ledger Enterprise.
The Worcester County Messenger Pocomoke City1973[80]2005[12]Formed by the merging of the Worcester Democrat and the Democratic Messenger. It was merged with Maryland Times Press to form the Worcester County Times.

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U.S. newspapers

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