Grundy County Herald
Serving as the longest-running publication in its region, this weekly newspaper provides essential local coverage of government, community events, and regional heritage for the residents of the Cumberland Plateau. It remains a vital source of record for the people of Tracy City and surrounding areas, chronicling the unique social and political developments of Tennessee's Grundy County.
MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN TENNESSEE
Print journalism across the Volunteer State is characterized by heavy consolidation among its major metropolitan dailies, alongside a historic split between eastern and western readerships. Gannett dominates these major markets, currently operating the Nashville Tennessean, the Memphis Commercial Appeal, and the Knoxville News Sentinel. In contrast, the Chattanooga Times Free Press remains under the regional ownership of WEHCO Media following a late 1990s merger of two competing dailies. Beyond the major hubs, the region sustains a historic African American press, notably represented by the Tri-State Defender in Memphis and the Black News Weekly in Chattanooga. Paperboy indexes 91 Tennessee newspapers — browse the full directory below.
MORE FROM TENNESSEE →Grundy County Herald Obituaries
Find recent obituaries and death notices published by Grundy County Herald, serving Tracy City, Tennessee. View the latest obituary listings and funeral notices on the paper’s website.
VIEW OBITUARIES ↗Grundy County Herald — Today’s Headlines
- Sixteen authors on lineup for Monteagle Mountain Market
- 2026 Sewanee Summer Music Festival Ends on High Note
- Early voting underway
- Grundy County asks for forgiveness, gets none
- Early voting begins Friday
- Cottage Tour and Bazaar July 17
- Miracle on the Mountain revealed
- Sanders steps down as executive director
