Aransas Pass Progress
346 S. Houston
P.O. Box 2100
Aransas Pass, TX 78336
(361) 758-5391
Moser Community Media, LLC is a newspaper management company
serving community newspapers across Texas.
Currently, we manage 32 newspapers, including: Jackson County Herald-Tribune (Edna), The Cuero Record, Yorktown News-View, The Mexia News, Clifton Record, The Meridian Tribune, The Robertson County News, The Fairfield Recorder, Fredericksburg Standard Radio-Post, The Cass County Sun (Linden), The Atlanta Citizens Journal, Bowie County Citizen-Tribune (New Boston), The Steel Country Bee (Daingerfield), Pittsburg Gazette, Burnet Bulletin, Dripping Springs Century News, The Highlander, The WImberley View, The Marlin Democrat, The Cameron Herald, Franklin Advocate, The Graham Leader, Breckenridge American, Jacksboro Herald-Gazette, The Aransas Pass Progress, Groesbeck Journal, Thorndale Champion, The Ingleside Index, The Rosebud News, and San Marcos Daily Record.
We focus on the long-term viability of our newspapers within their markets. We understand that every market is different and work diligently to create a quality and credible news product that is responsive to each of those respective markets. We also understand that you cannot accomplish that goal without being profitable.
Therefore, our management practices are rooted in traditional ideals that have proven to be “tried and true” in small, rural communities across the state. That being said, we are also quick to utilize the latest in technology to take advantage of new product opportunities and efficiencies.
We believe that the future of community newspapers is bright and, in many ways, can create an opportunity for small papers to become the leaders of our industry.
Aransas Pass Progress
346 S. Houston
P.O. Box 2100
Aransas Pass, TX 78336
(361) 758-5391
Atlanta Citizens Journal
306 West Main Street
Atlanta, TX 75551
(903) 796-7133
Bowie County Citizens Tribune
312 North Center Street
Suite 103
New Boston, TX 75570
Breckenridge American
114 East Elm Street
PO Box 871
Breckenridge, Texas 76424
PH: (254) 559-5412
FAX: (254) 559-3491
The Cameron Herald
P.O. Box 1230
Cameron, Texas 76520
PH: (254) 697-6671
FAX: (254) 697-4902
The Steel Country Bee
404 Broadnax Street, Suite 4
Daingerfield, TX 75638
903-645-3948
Dripping Springs Century-News
P.O. Box 732
Dripping Springs, Texas 78620
PH: (512) 858-4163
FAX: (512) 847-9054
The Fairfield Recorder
101 E. Commerce
FairField, TX 75840
(903) 389-3334
Fredericksburg Standard
P.O. Box 1639
Fredericksburg, TX 78624-4228
830-997-2155
The Graham Leader
620 Oak Street
P.O. Box 600
Graham, Texas 76450
PH:(940) 549-7800
FAX: (940) 549-4364
Groesbeck Journal
P.O. Box 440
Groesbeck, TX 76642
PH: (254) 729-5103
FAX: (254) 729-0362
The Ingleside Index
P.O. Box 2100
346 S. Houston
Aransas Pass, TX 78336
(
361) 758-5391
Jacksboro Herald-Gazette
212 N. Church
PO Drawer 70
Jacksboro, Texas 76458
PH: (940) 567-2616
FAX: (940) 567-2071
The Marlin Democrat
211 Fortune St.
P.O. Box 112
Marlin, TX 76661
PH: (254) 883-2554
FAX: (254) 883-6553
Robertson County News
114 W. 4th Street
Hearne, TX 77859
PH: (979) 279-3411
FAX: (979) 279-5401
The Rosebud News
211 Fortune St.
P.O. Box 112
Marlin, TX 76661
PH: (254) 883-2554
FAX: (254) 883-6553
The Wimberley View
P.O. Box 49
Wimberley, TX 78676
PH: (512) 847-2202
FAX: (512) 847-9054
Moser Community Media focuses on the management of small to mid-size community newspapers in Texas. By utilizing the latest tools available to small newspapers, we work diligently to maximize our footprint both in print and digitally in our respective markets.
Jim Moser, President Moser Community Media, LLC began operation in 2005 and is owned by Jim Moser.
Charles Moser was the Editor and Publisher of the Brenham Banner-Press from 1970-2010. During his career he served as director
Mark Henry joined Moser Community Media in November of 2009.
Hailing originally from Greenville, Texas; the son of a newspaper pressman and a mother who faithfully read her hometown newspa
The newspapers we manage can be accessed in traditional print, but also offer an electronic version of the printed paper that can be viewed conveniently with your favorite Internet browser. Also, each paper maintains a web site that is no-charge to access and contains the latest in breaking news for their communities. Furthermore, many of our papers use social media to alert our audiences of breaking news.
All of this works to provide our papers with the opportunity to deliver news across a variety of formats, and these same opportunities can be extended to our advertisers. The businesses that partner with our publications can truly say they are reaching more of their market than with any other medium available.
All of this is accomplished by following through with those fundamental practices that have served newspapers well for years while not overlooking the benefits of new products and new technology. We believe that keeping a balance between these two ideals makes for a bright future among community newspapers.