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The Purcellville Gazette
TypeWeekly newspaper
FormatTabloid
Owner(s)Master Media Group, Inc.
PublisherR. Ben Weber
EditorKim Pregartner-Weber
Managing editorJudy Stearns
Staff writersKyle Kusche, Melissa Coomb
Founded2004
Political alignmentConservative
LanguageEnglish
HeadquartersWinchester, VA
Circulation13,000 homes[1]
ISSN1549-9308
WebsiteOfficial website

The Purcellville Gazette is a weekly tabloid-style newspaper owned by Master Media Group of Winchester, Virginia and covering the area in and around Purcellville, Virginia and western Loudoun. It is fully supported by amounts paid by advertisers and is distributed without charge. In addition to Purcellville, the Gazette is an Official Paper of Record for Loudoun County, Hamilton, Lovettsville and Round Hill. The Purcellville Gazette has also published every issue of its paper, ads included, on its website for the general public.

Founded in May 2004, it took only one year before it was named one of the top three new businesses of the year by Loudoun's Chamber of Commerce in 2005. The paper was founded by Ben Weber and Kim Pregatner-Weber. The paper is published weekly by Master Media Group, Inc.

References

  1. ^ "Purcellville Gazette "About Us" Page". The Purcellville Gazette.