Defunct Alternative Weeklies
- Bellingham Weekly, Bellingham, Washington
- Casco Bay Weekly, Portland, Maine
- The Free Times, Cleveland (merged with Cleveland Scene)
- Express, Santa Cruz, California
- The Great Speckled Bird, Atlanta, Georgia
- INPGH (pronounced "In Pittsburgh"), Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
- L.A. Alternative Press|L.A. Alternative,(d. Sept. 2006) refLos Angeles, California
- The LA Reader, Los Angeles, California
- LA CityBeat, Los Angeles, California
- New Times LA, Los Angeles, California
- North Carolina Anvil, Durham, North Carolina
- Punchline, Richmond, Virginia
- Real Paper, Boston, Massachusetts
- Red Pepper, Norfolk, Virginia
- The Seattle Sun, (1974–1982) Seattle, Washington
- Snitch, Louisville, Kentucky
- That Other Paper, Austin
- The Spectator, (1978-2002), Raleigh, North Carolina
- The Suttertown News, (1970s to mid 1980s), Sacramento, California
- Twin Cities Reader, Minneapolis, Minnesota
- Urbanview, Oakland, California
- The Mercury, (d.March 2005), Las Vegas, Nevada http://www.lasvegasmercury.com/
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