New Grapevine/Colleyville/Southlake Local Newspaper - Community Impact News
There is a new local newspaper coming to town that will bring us valuable local information not found in any other media source available. It is called the Community Impact Newspaper and it is scheduled for its first distribution to every residential and business mailbox in Grapevine, Colleyville, and Southlake on 3/18/11.
Community Impact has already been distributing their newspapers in Austin and Houston and they are Texas' fastest growing media company. So what sort of stories are they publishing and why have they become so successful? They will bring us the scoop on what's going on in the community including but not limited to updates on local construction projects, city council agendas, events, news, employment, schools, and development. Listen to what the readers are saying: "Just want to say thanks for your impact issues - I read them from cover to cover and appreciate the information that is so oriented to where we live. I'm headed to one of your advertisers because of their ad and I have clipped the community events calendar for use next year in advertising our church holiday fair. You are doing a great service to the community!" -W. Jean Heath.
Community Impact writes their own stories directly from the source. They have reporters and publishers in the field gathering information at city meetings, chamber luncheons, and personal meetings with council members. They will also encourage growth to local businesses by offering advertising and reviews and keep people informed of the real estate market.
The best part about all of this is the newspaper is 100% free. This is because the paper is 50/50 content/advertisements allowing for businesses to send their message to 100% of businesses and residents in Grapevine, Colleyville, and Southlake. Listen to what the advertisers are saying: "I've advertised in all Community Impact publications since the start of the first paper in September of 2005. With the monthly advertising dollars I spend, I see the biggest return on investment with Community Impact." -Ken Moncebaiz K&M Steam Cleaning.
All in all I am very excited to see the first issue come in the mail and explore the newspaper for interesting stories. Community Impact will be the next great community service publishing valuable information about the areas and promoting local businesses...a win-win for everyone. For more information about the newspaper or to inquire about advertising please contact my friend Matt Johnson at mjohnson@impactnews.com