Steven DeBellis Print Edition
St. Louisan Steven DeBellis, has been publishing a free paper for 15 years under the moniker of the St. Louis Globe-Democrat. DeBellis's version of the St. Louis Globe-Democrat is largely a recount of historical events, usually focused on a particular year. The paper includes some local brand-name contributors. The 25,000 circulation editions published by DeBellis are free and supported by advertisers. The paper is circulated in entertainment venues such as movie theaters. The paper continues to circulate since 1994.
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