The Juneau Empire, which recently celebrated its 75th anniversary, is at the forefront of coverage regarding local and state government, mining, Native issues and regional affairs. With a daily circulation of 7,400 and a Sunday circulation above 8,000, the Empires penetration is more than 70 percent, serving the capital city and surrounding communities as the states third largest newspaper. The Juneau Empire is published Sunday through Friday, except holidays, by Southeastern Newspapers Corporation, 3100 Channel Drive, Juneau, Alaska, 99801. Weekly special sections include Inside, an indepth feature section on Sundays, Juneau This Week, an arts and entertainment section on Thursdays, and Business, which runs on Tuesdays. Other major publications include the Juneau Guide, a 150,000circulation tabloid aimed at tourism, and the 250,000circulation Marine Highway News, which covers the states ferry system; a 60,000circulation Hitchhikers Guide to the Legislature, featuring information about each Legislative session. Juneau is the capital city of Alaska and is home to about 30,000 people. It is located in Southeast Alaska and is the thirdlargest city in the state. As a regional hub, Juneau is the center for medical, business, government and shopping for the area. It also is the largest area in Alaskas Panhandle, a vast coastal rainforest and island archipelago stretching more than 500 miles. JuneauAlaska, JuneauEmpire, AlaskaLegislature and the Juneau Empire print editions are owned by Morris Communications Corporation. Morris Communications, a media company in Augusta, Ga., has owned the Juneau Empire since 1969.

Address: 3100 Channel Drive. Juneau, AK 99801
Telephone: 907.586.3740
Website: http://www.juneauempire.com/legislature/