The Central City Register-Call, also called the Weekly Register-Call, is the oldest newspaper in Colorado. It is published by Aaron Storms and David Spellman in Black Hawk, Colorado. The newspaper was originally known as the Miners' Register (also Daily Miners' Register), which was changed to the Central City Register (also called Daily) on July 26, 1868, and after an 1870s merger it has been known as the Register-Call.
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