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Bringing People Together Across South Florida Since 1960
Miami’s Community Newspapers is more than just a publishing company—it’s a hometown institution built on connection, storytelling, and the power of hyperlocal news. Serving neighborhoods from Homestead to Aventura, this multi-platform media company is dedicated to keeping Miami-Dade residents informed, engaged, and united.
Founded in 1960 by Ron Miller, the company began as the South Dade Shopping News, a monthly publication focused on local ads and neighborhood happenings. Over the years, it evolved into what we now know as Miami’s Community Newspapers, producing 13 neighborhood publications, plus a wide selection of digital services designed to engage, inform, and promote.
The company is now led by Ron’s sons, Michael and Grant Miller, who have expanded the paper’s reach far beyond traditional print. In addition to the neighborhood publications, Miami’s Community Newspapers connects with thousands of readers every day through its website www.CommunityNewspapers.com, weekly e-newsletters, and active social media platforms including Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube.
But that’s just the beginning.
With the launch of CNEWS TV, the company produces 35–40 original video podcasts every week, featuring interviews with local leaders, small business owners, elected officials, educators, and advocates. These shows are broadcast across Facebook, YouTube, and the CNEWS TV website, bringing meaningful conversations directly to viewers across South Florida.
The company is also the official newspaper of record in Miami-Dade and a favorite in Broward for publishing legal and public notices. From fictitious name registrations and probate notices to dissolutions of marriage and government announcements, Community Newspapers has become the go-to source for businesses, law firms, and individuals needing to meet public notice requirements.
What sets the organization apart is its unwavering commitment to bringing people together. Through its neighborhood publications, website, social media channels, e-newsletters, and monthly Meet and Greet events, the company helps foster connections between neighbors, business leaders, nonprofits, and government officials.
Every month, Community Newspapers hosts events that bring together community influencers for conversations and networking—whether it’s over Cuban coffee or at a local nonprofit’s facility. These gatherings often feature prominent speakers in healthcare, transportation, education, and public service, creating real-time community engagement opportunities.
The company also offers services such as podcast production, social media video creation, newsletter advertising, and event sponsorships. Businesses that partner with Community Newspapers gain access to a loyal, hyperlocal audience and a variety of platforms to share their message.
“Our mission is to reflect the spirit of each neighborhood while giving residents and business owners a voice,” says publisher Michael Miller. “After all these years, we’re still doing what we love—telling stories and strengthening community.”
As Grant Miller adds, “We’re not just a news outlet. We’re neighbors. We’re cheerleaders. We’re matchmakers for community connections.”
For more information, visit www.CommunityNewspapers.com, sign up for our free e-newsletter, follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube, or contact Michael Miller at Michael@CommunityNewspapers.
From the heart of Kendall to the shores of Sunny Isles Beach and into Broward, from podcast to print—Miami’s Community Newspapers is your hometown source for news, connection, and community pride.
