The MountainBrook Village Mountaineer is a very focused publication circulated inside the housing development of the same name. It is published monthly and residents read it very thoroughly for events and entertainment in this prestigious community. It is also a valuable source of services and products for the village. The circulation is 1,700 homes.

Superstition Living is an annual publication printed each January. It contains valuable information about things to do and the culture of the Superstition Mountain community. The 25,000 magazines are circulated in the Chamber of Commerce, Superstiton Museum, Florence Museum, Florence Visitors Center, many local restaurants, RV Parks and local merchants. It is a full color publication throughout and a great guide to the lifestyle the residents and visitors enjoy. Each year we receive compliments and thanks from the readers. Next publication date for this magazine is November 1, 2008.

Johnson Ranch RoundUp is the monthly publication circulated free to the planned community of Johnson Ranch. A city unto itself, Johnson Ranch currently has 5,000 completed homes with a total of 6,100 at final build-out. Homeowners average age is late 30's to early 40's with an average of 3 children per family. This makes current population about 30,000 people. The median income is $45,000 - $75,000. Homeowners enjoy parks, three outdoor recreation centers, pools, spas, tennis courts, basketball, volleyball, playgrounds, pitch and putt golf course and a catch and release fishing lake. A public 18 hold championship golf course, and K-8 school are located within the community. The Round Up is our first "online" monthly magazine. It has been received very well by all residents and averages 3,500 "hits" per month.

Superstition Living Street Guide is a popular tool used by merchants and visitors in our community. This handy, full color magazine simplifies the task of finding addresses on streets that wind around mountains, parks and golf courses in the Gold Canyon area. It is a valuable tool to residents as well as merchants and realtors. The unique design of the "atlas" allows excellent exposure for advertisers and makes maps of the area easy to read. Circulation of this book is a minimum of 5,000 annually. Click here for a complete description of advertising opportunities in this publication.