Newspaper Name Generator

What makes these 12 newspaper name ideas work for publications

Every name below was generated on LOGO.com and picked by a real founder. Here is why each one earns its keep, and the pattern you can steal for your own paper.

Heritage Gazette

The most selected name among founders searching for news names on our generator. It works because Heritage promises the paper has been here longer than you have, which is the single most valuable thing a masthead can imply. Steal the recipe: a word that suggests age plus a classic paper word.

Local Ledger

Two hard consonants and a promise of record keeping. Ledger appears in more than 130 business names founders created on LOGO.com, and it reads as accountability rather than opinion. Steal the recipe: your coverage area plus a word that means we write it down.

Front Page

It names the most valuable real estate in the business and claims it outright. Front page returned literally zero wordmarks on LOGO.com this past year, so the most obvious phrase in newspapers is completely unclaimed by founders. Steal the recipe: the part of your product readers already care about, used as the whole name.

Titan Times

Times appears in more than 180 business names founders created on LOGO.com, so the trick is never Times itself, it is the word in front of it. Titan gives a small paper a big voice without naming a city. Steal the recipe: one confident adjective plus the oldest newspaper word there is.

Youth Voice

Voice shows up in more than 600 business names founders created on our generator, more than Echo, Review, or Record, and it is the one paper word that states an editorial position in a single syllable. Steal the recipe: who you speak for plus the fact that you are speaking.

Panther Prime

A school paper name that leads with the mascot and refuses to say newspaper. School is the word founders pair with news most often in name searches on LOGO.com after channel, and mascot names travel further than Student Times ever will. Steal the recipe: your mascot plus a short word with momentum.

The Daily Feed

It puts the oldest word in newspapers next to the newest. Daily appears in more than 1,200 business names created on LOGO.com while Weekly appears in fewer than 30, a gap of roughly forty to one, so Daily is doing real work here. Steal the recipe: a print cadence word plus a digital delivery word.

Scoop Stream

Alliteration doing the job of a tagline. It says we get there first and we never stop, in four syllables, and it works for a sports desk or a gossip site. Steal the recipe: the reporter's word plus the platform's word.

NewsPulse

One compound word, no space, no article, which is how a news app icon wants to be named. News itself appears in more than 1,500 business names founders created on LOGO.com, so pairing it with a heartbeat word is what stops it disappearing into the crowd. Steal the recipe: News plus a living thing.

World Wire

The wire is where news actually comes from, and almost nobody uses the word. Wire appears in only around 130 business names created on LOGO.com once wireless companies are stripped out. Steal the recipe: an industry term readers half recognise plus a scale word.

Prime Page

A magazine name that sounds like a section heading, which is exactly right for a title people flick through. Magazine was chosen as a business industry more than 850 times on LOGO.com this past year, and the ones that work rarely say Magazine at all. Steal the recipe: a quality word plus the physical unit you actually publish.

Gadget Gazette

It tells you the beat and the format in two words, and the alliteration makes it stick after one reading. Gazette appears in fewer business names founders created on LOGO.com than Chronicle or Courier, so the oldest local paper word is still the most available. Steal the recipe: your single beat plus the paper word nobody else took.

Notice the pattern: one word that says what you cover, one word that says how often, and nothing a reader has to decode. When you have your own shortlist, run it through the newspaper name generator to check the domain before you print the first edition.

500+ Newspaper Name Ideas by Publication Type and Style

According to LOGO.com data, newspaper was chosen as a business industry more than 2,100 times this past year, sitting inside a wider news category of more than 11,600 selections, with publishing adding more than 10,200 on top and journalism more than 4,100. The lists below follow what founders actually build, so start with your publication type, then borrow the patterns you like.

Classic broadsheet newspaper names

Only about one in thirty news names created on LOGO.com includes the word The, even though nearly every famous masthead in the world starts with it.

• Heritage Gazette
• The Morning Standard
• The Daily Chronicle
• Ironpress Gazette
• The Evening Ledger
• Meridian Times
• The Capital Record
• Stonebridge Herald
• The Daily Dispatch
• Granite Gazette
• The Union Observer
• Kingsley Chronicle
• The Northern Standard
• Beacon & Bell
• The Grand Sentinel
• Ashford Gazette
• The Daily Bulletin
• Rowan Register
• The Copper Chronicle
• Titan Times
• The Public Ledger
• Beaumont Herald
• The Iron Quill
• Harborline Gazette
• The Civic Record
• Landmark Times
• Front Page
• Fairview Chronicle
• The Broad Sheet
• Kestrel Gazette
• The Common Record
• Ridgemont Herald
• The Daily Column
• Sterling Observer
• The Long Dispatch

Local and community newspaper names

Courier and Chronicle each appear in more than 100 business names founders created on LOGO.com, while Gazette trails both, which leaves the oldest local paper word the most available of the three.

• Local Ledger
• The Town Crier Weekly
• Maple Street News
• The Neighborhood Note
• Riverbend Register
• Village Green News
• The Corner Gazette
• Hometown Herald
• The Parish Record
• Oakfield Observer
• The Main Street Times
• Countyline News
• The Borough Bulletin
• Willow Creek Weekly
• The Local Lens
• Fairground Gazette
• The Neighbors Report
• Brookside Beacon
• The Community Column
• Cedar Hollow News
• The Front Porch Post
• Harbor Town Herald
• The District Dispatch
• Millbrook Messenger
• The Zip Code Report
• Prairie Post
• The Small Town Sheet
• Glenwood Gazette
• The Civic Circle
• Stonewell Standard
• The Block Report
• Ferry Road News
• The Public Square
• Redbrick Register
• The Everyday Edition

School newspaper names

After channel, school is the word founders pair with news most often in name searches on LOGO.com.

• Youth Voice
• The Hall Pass Herald
• Bell Ringer News
• The Locker Ledger
• Panther Prime
• The Blue Line Bulletin
• Homeroom Herald
• The Chalkboard Chronicle
• Study Hall Times
• The Falcon Flyer
• Recess Report
• The Pencil Post
• Backpack Bulletin
• The Hallway Herald
• Class Act News
• The Mascot Monthly
• Notebook News
• The Bulldog Bulletin
• Lunch Line Ledger
• The Wildcat Weekly
• Chapter One News
• The Eagle Edition
• Homework Herald
• The Bell Tower Times
• Gradebook Gazette
• The Middle Page
• Field Day Report
• The Cardinal Chronicle
• Bus Stop Bulletin
• The Tiger Times
• Assembly News
• The Hornet Herald
• Marker & Margin
• The Playground Post
• Spirit Week Sheet

College and campus newspaper names

Journalism was chosen as a business industry more than 4,100 times on LOGO.com this past year.

• Metric Morning
• The Quad Quarterly
• Campus Current
• The Dorm Dispatch
• Lecture Hall Ledger
• The Ivy Observer
• Freshman Front Page
• The Union Weekly
• Late Night Library News
• The Campus Column
• Semester Sheet
• The Green Lawn Gazette
• Commuter Chronicle
• The Student Standard
• Office Hours Herald
• The Common Room Report
• Thesis & Type
• The Campus Beacon
• Graduation Gazette
• The Study Room Sheet
• Alumni Almanac
• The Lantern Ledger
• Syllabus Says
• The Campus Courier
• Undergrad Update
• The Bell Curve Bulletin
• Residence Hall Report
• The Crimson Column
• Lecture Line News
• The Scholar Sheet
• Registrar Review
• The Campus Voice
• Dean's List Dispatch
• The Blue Book Bulletin
• Move In Day News

Digital and online news site names

LOGO.com data shows founders describing a news business reach for channel, website, and online far more often than for any print word.

• NewsPulse
• The Daily Feed
• Scroll & Signal
• Pixel & Print
• The Refresh Report
• Streamline News
• The Open Tab
• Bandwidth Bulletin
• The Live Ledger
• Signal Room
• The Scroll Standard
• Newsloop
• The Push Alert
• Datastream Daily
• The Homepage Herald
• Wavelength News
• The Update Room
• Clickwise
• The Feed Room
• Bytewire
• The Digital Dispatch
• Loadtime News
• The Notification
• Fiber & Feed
• The Always On
• Pulsepoint News
• The Instant Edition
• Uplink Report
• The Live Column
• Broadband Beacon
• The Second Screen
• Newscast Online
• The Digital Broadsheet
• Realtime Register
• The Endless Edition

Magazine names

Magazine was chosen as a business industry more than 850 times on LOGO.com this past year.

• Prime Page
• The Glossy Quarterly
• Coverline
• The Feature Well
• Spread & Spine
• The Monthly Muse
• Foldout
• The Long Read
• Margin Magazine
• The Centerfold Column
• Issue One
• The Slick Sheet
• Gutter & Gloss
• The Style Sheet
• Broad Margin
• The Back Cover
• Kiosk
• The Newsstand Edit
• Perfect Bound
• The Cover Story
• Type & Texture
• The Quarterly Room
• Pagefold
• The Feature Room
• Bleed & Border
• The Editorial Eye
• Saddle Stitch
• The Masthead Monthly
• Full Bleed
• The Reading Room Review
• Serif & Sea
• The Glossy Gazette
• Deckline
• The Spread
• Paper Weight

Newsletter names

Newsletter draws fewer industry selections on our generator than magazine or journalism, which makes it the least crowded format in the whole publishing family.

• The Sunday Send
• Inbox Herald
• The Weekly Wrap
• Subject Line
• The Morning Memo
• Openrate
• The Short List Letter
• Dispatch Direct
• The Five Minute Read
• Signal Sunday
• The Digest Room
• Threadline
• The Monday Memo
• Sendoff
• The Quiet Letter
• Briefcase Weekly
• The Roundup Room
• Postbox News
• The Better Brief
• Footnote Friday
• The Slow Send
• Draftline
• The Weekly Wire
• Notebook Letter
• The Long Send
• Cadence Letter
• The Reading List
• Blueprint Brief
• The Tuesday Ten
• Marginalia
• The Quick Brief
• Sunrise Send
• The Curated Column
• Letterpost
• The Weekend Edit

Sports newspaper and sports news names

Sports news is the most common specific news beat founders name when they select an industry on LOGO.com, ahead of football news and celebrity news.

• Scoop Stream
• The Final Whistle Weekly
• Sideline Sheet
• The Box Score
• Overtime Observer
• The Stat Sheet Standard
• Fullcourt News
• The Locker Report
• Matchday Ledger
• The Away End
• Pitchside Post
• The Scoreboard Chronicle
• Halftime Herald
• The Bench Report
• Extra Time Edition
• The Sporting Sheet
• Kickoff Chronicle
• The Dugout Dispatch
• Endzone News
• The Trophy Room Times
• Fanline Gazette
• The Transfer Wire
• Grandstand Gazette
• The Home Straight
• Playbook Post
• The Terrace Times
• Ringside Register
• The Season Sheet
• Fastbreak News
• The Sports Column
• Stoppage Time News
• The Podium Report
• Clubhouse Chronicle
• The Rivalry Report
• Whistle & Wire

Business and finance newspaper names

Ledger appears in more than 130 business names founders created on LOGO.com.

• The Balance Sheet Daily
• Marketline News
• The Ticker
• Capital Column
• The Ledger Room
• Bottom Line Bulletin
• The Trading Floor Times
• The Quarterly Ledger
• Boardroom Beacon
• The Index Herald
• Profit & Print
• The Business Broadsheet
• Growth Gazette
• The Market Memo
• Blue Chip Bulletin
• The Deal Sheet
• Revenue Review
• The Corner Office Chronicle
• Fiscal Front Page
• The Exchange Edition
• Startup Standard
• The Cash Flow Column
• Enterprise Observer
• The Merger Memo
• Equity Edition
• The Founders Ledger
• Trade Winds News
• The Payroll Post
• Ledgerline
• The Bull & Bear Bulletin
• Commerce Chronicle
• The Balance Beacon
• Venture Voice
• The Small Business Sheet
• Margin Call News

Tech news and gadget publication names

Tech ranks fourth among the words founders pair with news in name searches on our generator, ahead of online, community, and daily.

• Gadget Gazette
• The Circuit Column
• Firmware Daily
• The Silicon Sheet
• Bootup News
• The Kernel Report
• Pixel Ledger
• The Beta Bulletin
• Latency News
• The Patch Notes
• Mainboard Monthly
• The Cold Boot
• Sandbox Standard
• The Uptime Report
• Quantum Quill
• The Terminal Times
• Sourcecode Sheet
• The Chipset Chronicle
• Runtime Review
• The Cache Column
• Neural News
• The Rollout Report
• Voltage Voice
• The Gadget Grid
• Prototype Post
• The Firewall Ledger
• Handset Herald
• The Release Note
• Machine Margin
• The Server Room Sheet
• Overclock Observer
• The Tech Broadsheet
• Bitline News
• The Debug Dispatch
• Wireframe Weekly

Arts and culture publication names

Voice appears in more than 600 business names founders created on LOGO.com.

• The Gallery Gazette
• Curtain Call News
• The Culture Column
• Palette & Page
• The Encore Edition
• Stagelight Standard
• The Arts Ledger
• Studio Sheet
• The Matinee Memo
• Canvas Chronicle
• The Vinyl Voice
• Frame & Feature
• The Poetry Post
• Backstage Bulletin
• The Culture Broadsheet
• Marquee Monthly
• The Sketchbook Sheet
• Chorus Chronicle
• The Exhibit Edition
• Nightlife Ledger
• The Reading Room Report
• Ink & Easel
• The Screening Room Sheet
• Overture Observer
• The Gallery Grid
• Muse & Margin
• The Festival Feed
• Sonnet Standard
• The Rehearsal Room
• Cinema Column
• The Culture Courier
• Applause Almanac
• The Craft Corner News
• Prism & Print
• The Second Act

Church and faith newspaper names

Chronicle appears in more than 100 business names founders created on LOGO.com, and it carries a parish record just as well as a city daily.

• The Parish Post
• Good News Herald
• The Sunday Sheet
• Pulpit & Page
• The Chapel Chronicle
• Steeple Standard
• The Fellowship Ledger
• Grace Gazette
• The Congregation Column
• Lantern & Loaf
• The Faith Feed
• Bell Tower Bulletin
• The Sanctuary Sheet
• Hymnal Herald
• The Testimony Times
• Cornerstone Chronicle
• The Ministry Memo
• Shepherd's Sheet
• The Pew Post
• Covenant Courier
• The Vestry Voice
• Psalm & Print
• The Mission Ledger
• Altar Almanac
• The Sunday School Sheet
• Beacon of Faith News
• The Parish Register
• Harvest Herald
• The Chapel Column
• Candlelight Chronicle
• The Outreach Observer
• Sermon Sheet
• The Faithful Front Page
• Stainedglass Standard
• The Sunday Bulletin

Investigative and independent journalism names

Record appears in more than 370 business names founders created on LOGO.com once recording studios are stripped out.

• Truth Teller
• The Paper Trail
• Open Record News
• The Deep Dive Dispatch
• Watchdog Weekly
• The Public Interest
• Redline Report
• The Unsealed
• Freedom of Information News
• The Long Look
• Blacklight Bulletin
• The Accountability Column
• Source & Standard
• The Whistle Ledger
• Under Oath News
• The Filed Report
• Discovery Dispatch
• The Off Record
• Bright Line News
• The Evidence Edition
• Follow the Money News
• The Independent Ledger
• Lantern Investigations
• The Second Source
• Sunshine Standard
• The Court Docket News
• Chain of Custody News
• The Missing Page
• Ground Truth Report
• The Redacted Room
• Cold Case Column
• The Field Notes
• Verified Voice
• The Open Docket
• Backchannel Bulletin

Weekly and regional newspaper names

Daily appears in more than 1,200 business names founders created on LOGO.com while Weekly appears in fewer than 30, a gap of roughly forty to one.

• World Wire
• The Saturday Standard
• Regional Register
• The Seven Day Sheet
• Coastline Chronicle
• The Valley Voice
• Highland Herald
• The Weekly Broadsheet
• Northshore News
• The Friday Ledger
• Midland Messenger
• The Weekend Wire
• Southbound Standard
• The County Chronicle
• Lakeshore Ledger
• The Weekly Watch
• Foothill Gazette
• The Sunday Standard
• Riverlands Register
• The Weekly Beacon
• Eastbrook Edition
• The Delta Dispatch
• Ridgeway Report
• The Weekly Observer
• Bayside Bulletin
• The Sunday Sentinel
• Westfield Weekly
• The Regional Record
• Moorland Messenger
• The Weekly Column
• Pineridge Post
• The Border Bulletin
• Sunset County News
• The Weekly Courier
• Ironvale Times

Fictional and roleplay newspaper names

Quill appears in more business names founders created on LOGO.com than Gazette, Herald, or Tribune, which is why invented papers so often reach for the pen rather than the printing floor.

• The Midnight Chronicle
• Obsidian Observer
• The Hollow Herald
• Ravenquill Gazette
• The Arcane Almanac
• Starfall Standard
• The Wayfarer Weekly
• Emberwatch News
• The Crooked Column
• Silverspire Sentinel
• The Grimwood Gazette
• Nocturne News
• The Wandering Wire
• Dragonspire Dispatch
• The Whispering Sheet
• Thornfield Times
• The Cinder Chronicle
• Moonharbor Messenger
• The Fable Ledger
• Ashvale Almanac
• The Vault Voice
• Wraithwood Weekly
• The Frostpeak Post
• Gilded Gazette
• The Lantern Watch
• Shadowmere Standard
• The Rusted Register
• Ironhold Herald
• The Clockwork Column
• Sablewood Sentinel
• The Ghostlight Gazette
• Duskhaven Dispatch
• The Forgotten Front Page
• Hollowreach Herald
• Bramblecourt Bulletin

Whatever you are publishing, treat these as starting points, not finish lines. Type your favorites into the newspaper name generator to check the domain and see the name set as a masthead before the first edition goes out.

How to name a newspaper, from first edition to permanent masthead

A newspaper name has to survive three very different jobs. It goes at the top of a page in a serif nobody has updated since 1958, it gets typed into a search bar by someone who half remembers it, and it gets said out loud in a sentence like "according to the...". According to LOGO.com data, founders ran 399,191 business name searches on our generator in the past year and selected 91,985 names, and newspaper was chosen as a business industry more than 2,100 times inside a news category of more than 11,600 selections. Here is what all that naming activity teaches.

Pick the noun before you pick the adjective

Every masthead is built from two parts, a paper word and a modifier. The paper words founders actually use on LOGO.com are not evenly matched. Daily appears in more than 1,200 business names created on the platform, Voice in more than 600, Review in more than 360, Times in more than 180, and Ledger in more than 130, while Gazette, Herald, and Tribune all sit in the low double digits. That is useful in both directions. The popular words are proven and instantly legible. The rare ones are wide open, and Gazette in particular is the most recognisable underused word in the whole category.

The word The is rarer than you think

Name a famous paper. The Times. The Guardian. The Post. The Observer. Now look at what founders actually do: only about one in thirty news names created on LOGO.com includes the word The, against roughly one in forty seven across all business names on the platform. Founders do reach for the definite article more often than average, but nowhere near as often as the category they are copying. If you want your paper to sound like an institution rather than a project, the article is the cheapest way to do it, and it is still available.

Most people naming a news business are not naming a newspaper

This is the finding that should change your name. LOGO.com data shows the word founders pair with news most often in generator searches is channel, followed by school, media, tech, business, website, online, community, and daily. Website and online both make the top nine. Paper does not appear anywhere on that list except inside the word newspaper itself. So the word newspaper is doing more work than you think when a reader sees it, because it now signals a deliberate choice rather than a default. If you are printing, say so. If you are not, do not borrow print words you cannot back up.

Lock it down before the first edition

Check the domain first, it is the quickest signal that a name is ownable, and our newspaper name generator shows availability live. Then search your state or county business registry and the federal trademark database, because paper names collide constantly around words like Times, Post, Herald, and Star, and many of those collisions are with publications that have been printing for a century. When it clears, register the domain, claim the handles, and put the logo maker to work on the masthead. If you need a line for the top of the page, the slogan generator is free, and everything links back to your business name generator brand kit. Naming a student publication alongside the institution? The school name generator covers that. Reviewing restaurants for your food section? Try the restaurant name generator. Covering the local drinks scene? The bar name generator helps. Running an agricultural paper? The farm name generator handles that side.

Methodology: data in this article comes from anonymized, aggregated LOGO.com product usage between July 2025 and July 2026, including 399,191 name generator searches. Newspaper figures reflect industry selections containing the word newspaper, which is an uncontaminated string, and the wider news figure excludes newsletter matches. The nine most used words are ranked by mentions in generator searches and are reported as an order rather than as percentages, because the individual counts are small and four positions are tied. Two matches, letter and paper, were excluded from that ranking because they are substrings of newsletter and newspaper rather than words founders pair with news. Industry figures count industry selections on LOGO.com, which are events, not unique people. Name counts reflect words appearing in business names founders created over the same period, with coincidental matches such as recording, wireless, posting, and starting removed. Source: LOGO.com first party product data, July 2026.