Communities Served: Centennial

Communities Served: Castle Pines

Year Newspaper Established: 2012

County: Douglas

Median Household Income: $140,215

Median Home Value: $456,693

Associates Degree or Higher: 72%

Median Age: 41

Community Note: Castle Pines residents enjoy a high standard of living. The city has a unique character by ensuring excellent infrastructure, safe neighborhoods, maximum citizen participation, and conscientious development that balances open space, and residential and commercial uses.

Communities Served: Castle Rock

Year Newspaper Established: 2002

County: Douglas

Median Household Income: $87,444

Median Home Value: $287,354

Median Household Income: $87,444

Median Age: 35.5

Community Note: Castle Rock is a fast-growing city with small-town charm, good schools, shopping, community activities, and great access to recreation.

Communities Served: Highlands Ranch

Year Newspaper Established: 1987

County: Douglas

Median Household Income: $114,348

Median Home Value: $417,652

Associates Degree or Higher: 69%

Median Age: 37

Community Note: Residents enjoy good schools, parks, recreation centers, low taxes and good access to Denver. It boasts high incomes and highly educated residents.

Communities Served: Rural areas of Douglas County

Year Newspaper Established: 1902

County: Douglas

Median Household Income: $111,408

Median Home Value: $427,547

Associates Degree or Higher: 64%

Median Age: 37

Community Note: Douglas County News-Press is mostly mailed to rural homes on large lots, in areas outside of city limits.

Communities Served: Arapahoe County

Year Newspaper Established: 1888

County: Arapahoe

Median Household Income: $55,924

Median Home Value: $312,454

Associates Degree or Higher: 50%

Median Age: 43

Community Note: Littleton is the county seat for Arapahoe County and has an authentic western downtown. Residents enjoy a family-friendly environment with good schools and access to many recreational activities.

Communities Served: Lone Tree

Year Newspaper Established: 2001

County: Douglas

Median Household Income: $115,528

Median Home Value: $486,523

Associates Degree or Higher: 63%

Median Age: 36.5

Community Note: Home to shopping, medical facilities and Charles Schwab, this fast-growing community is dynamic

Communities Served: Parker

Year Newspaper Established: 2002

County: Douglas

Median Household Income: $106,973

Median Home Value: $410,063

Associates Degree or Higher: 60%

Median Age: 37.2

Community Note: This fast-growing community with small-town and rural charm is expected to double in size again in 20 years.

Communities Served: Arvada

Year Newspaper Established: 2004

County: Jefferson

Median Household Income: $68,951

Median Home Value: $267,601

Associates Degree or Higher: 43%

Median Age: 41

Community Note: Arvada is a beautiful first-ring suburb of Denver. Arvada retains a small-town feel. Established in 1870, Arvada enjoys a rich history, quiet tree-lined neighborhoods, and a robust mix of businesses.

Communities Served: Jefferson

Year Newspaper Established: 2020

County: Jefferson

Median Household Income: $63,145

Median Home Value: $282,572

Associates Degree or Higher: 40%

Median Age: 37

Community Note: Jefferson County and the city of Lakewood benefit from a diverse economy with good school and recreational activities, and easy access to Denver and the mountains.

Communities Served: Golden

Year Newspaper Established: 1866

County: Jefferson

Median Household Income: $79,445

Median Home Value: $420,386

Associates Degree or Higher: 69%

Median Age: 42

Community Note: Golden is rich with culture, outdoor activities, scenic beauty, thriving businesses, and friendly people. It's one of Colorado's most historic communities.

Communities Served: Idaho Springs, Georgetown, Floyd Hill and the I-70 corridor

Year Newspaper Established: 1973

County: Clear Creek

Median Household Income: $71,919

Median Home Value: $399,000

Bachelors Degree or Higher: 50.9%

Median Age: 48.6 years

Community Note: Located in the heart of the Rockies, Clear Creek County benefits from a strong economy fueled by tourism, recreational activities, and easy access to Denver and the mountains.

Communities Served: Evergreen

Year Newspaper Established: 1955

County: Jefferson

Median Household Income: $129,199

Median Home Value: $496,000

Bachelors Degree or Higher: 66%

Median Age: 46

Community Note: Home to Evergreen Lake, the town of Evergreen is a delightful respit from the big city bustle. Abundant recreational activities, and easy access to Denver and the mountains.

Communities Served: Westminster

Year Newspaper Established: 1945

County: Adams

Median Household Income: $56,717

Median Home Value: $219,537

Associates Degree or Higher: 34%

Median Age: 34

Community Note: Westminster is a growing suburban community that offers a wide choice of housing, excellent schools, and public facilities. It has hundreds of recreational activities.

Communities Served: Northglenn & Thornton

Year Newspaper Established: 1963

County: Adams

Median Household Income: $50,546

Median Home Value: $233,051

Associates Degree or Higher: 32%

Median Age: 38.6

Community Note: Northglenn & Thornton enjoy small neighborhoods with accessible schools, convenient shopping centers, parks, lakes, open spaces, and outdoor recreation facilities.

Communities Served: Commerce City

Year Newspaper Established: 1979

County: Adams

Median Household Income: $82,939

Median Home Value: $549,800

Bachelors Degree or Higher: 25%

Median Age: 32

Community Note: Commerce City is the 18th most populous municipality in Colorado. Commerce City is a mixed residential and industrial community known for an oil refinery with a capacity of 90,000 barrels per day operated by Suncor. It is home to Dick's Sporting Goods Park, a soccer stadium in Commerce City, which hosts the Major League Soccer team, the Colorado Rapids.

Communities Served: Brighton, Adams County

Year Newspaper Established: 1902

County: Adams

Median Household Income: $74, 813

Median Home Value: $544,042

Bachelors Degree or Higher: 21%

Median Age: 34

Community Note: Brighton is the seat of Adams County and is located 20 minutes north of downtown Denver and 30 minutes from Boulder. The city has a diverse population and a strong workforce. Local industry clusters include energy, healthcare, retail, hospitality, higher education, agriculture and manufacturing.

Communities Served: Ft. Lupton

Year Newspaper Established: 1981

County: Weld

Median Household Income: $66,056

Median Home Value: $507,440

Bachelors Degree or Higher: 14%

Median Age: 35

Community Note: Located in the middle of two major transportation corridors—US 85 and HIghway 52, Ft. Lupton enjoys easy access to the Front Rancge, Eastern Rocky Mountains and Denver International Airport.

Communities Served: Denver

Year Newspaper Established: 1927

County: Denver

Median Household Income: $61,105

Median Home Value: $360,900

Associates Degree or Higher: 48.5%

Median Age: 34.4

Community Note: The Denver Herald services the entire city of Denver which is fast growing with a dynamic economy. Available both paid, home delivered, and free on racks in places like Tattered Cover, coffee shops, and more.

Communities Served: Denver Neighborhoods of Capitol Hill, Cheesman Park, Congress Park, Alamo Placita, City Park South, and Cherry Creek North

Year Newspaper Established: 1974

County: Denver

Median Household Income: $71,518

Median Home Value: $548,077

Associates Degree or Higher: 77.7%

Median Age: 34.4

Community Note: Life on Capitol Hill, is home delivered and available on racks throughout this area (dubbed, “Cap Hill”) which is considered Denver’s hipster area. Youthful people on their way up that want to know what is going on in their area.

Communities Served: Denver Neighborhoods of: Washington Park, Platt Park, Old South Gaylord, South Pearl Street

Year Newspaper Established: 1978

County: Denver

Median Household Income: $107,790

Median Home Value: $542,722

Associates Degree or Higher: 68.4%

Median Age: 36.3

Community Note: The Washington Park Profile is known and read by almost everyone in the Washington Park area (dubbed “Wash Park). The area has a Rockwellian feel, with its lush landscaping, awning-covered storefronts, and family-friendly atmosphere. Very upscale and one of the most desired areas to live in Denver.