The Brownsville Herald competitors

Zippia score 3.8

The Brownsville Herald main competitors are Sarasota Herald-Tribune, DallasNews, and Scripps Treasure Coast Newspapers.

Competitor Summary. See how The Brownsville Herald compares to its main competitors:

DallasNews has the most employees (2,200).
Employees at Sarasota Herald-Tribune earn more than most of the competitors, with an average yearly salary of $80,178.

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The Brownsville Herald vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
The Brownsville Herald	1892	3.8	Brownsville, TX	1	$16.0M	150
The Joblin Globe	1896	3.2	Joplin, MO	1	$750,000	249
Centralia Press	1863	3.1	Centralia, IL	1	$3.9M	100
The Kansas City Star	1880	4.3	Kansas City, MO	1	$249.9M	452
DallasNews	1842	4.2	Dallas, TX	2	$150.7M	2,200
Southern Newspapers	1967	3.6	Houston, TX	1	$1.3M	6
Naples Daily News	1923	4.0	Naples, FL	1	$22.0M	350
Sarasota Herald-Tribune	1925	4.2	Sarasota, FL	1	$160.0M	740
Scripps Treasure Coast Newspapers	-	4.2	Sebastian, FL	1	$64.0M	50
Seacoastonline.com	-	3.4	Portsmouth, NH	1	$4.5M	150
The Frederick News-Post	1883	4.0	Frederick, MD	1	$20.0M	139
Detroit Free Press	1831	3.8	Detroit, MI	1	$16.0M	292
The Daily Item	1936	3.6	Sunbury, PA	1	$6.4M	82
The Auburn Journal	-	4.0	San Diego, CA	1	$32.0M	155
Eagle Newspapers	1948	4.1	Salem, OR	1	$18.6M	200
The Oakland Press	1972	3.7	Pontiac, MI	1	$3.3M	134
The Star News	1867	3.6	Medford, WI	1	$3.0M	35
Humboldt Beacon	1854	4.0	Eureka, CA	1	$110.0M	526
StarNews	1867	3.6	Wilmington, NC	1	$7.6M	66
Odessa American	1940	4.1	Odessa, TX	1	$21.0M	135
Yuma Sun	1896	3.8	Yuma, AZ	1	$8.6M	63

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The Brownsville Herald salaries vs competitors

Among The Brownsville Herald competitors, employees at Sarasota Herald-Tribune earn the most with an average yearly salary of $80,178.

Compare The Brownsville Herald salaries vs competitors

Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
The Brownsville Herald	$47,844	$23.00	-
The Joblin Globe	$45,161	$21.71	-
Centralia Press	$47,537	$22.85	-
The Kansas City Star	$42,677	$20.52	-
DallasNews	$55,534	$26.70	-
Southern Newspapers	$33,924	$16.31	-

Compare The Brownsville Herald job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
The Brownsville Herald	$34,810	$16.74
Sarasota Herald-Tribune	$38,910	$18.71
The Star News	$36,961	$17.77
Eagle Newspapers	$36,373	$17.49
Humboldt Beacon	$36,115	$17.36
The Oakland Press	$35,491	$17.06
Seacoastonline.com	$35,387	$17.01
The Frederick News-Post	$35,261	$16.95
The Auburn Journal	$35,225	$16.94
The Daily Item	$35,176	$16.91
StarNews	$35,061	$16.86
Odessa American	$35,041	$16.85
Yuma Sun	$34,887	$16.77
Centralia Press	$34,864	$16.76
Scripps Treasure Coast Newspapers	$34,564	$16.62
Naples Daily News	$34,542	$16.61
The Joblin Globe	$34,441	$16.56
The Kansas City Star	$34,349	$16.51
Detroit Free Press	$34,097	$16.39
Southern Newspapers	$33,381	$16.05

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The Brownsville Herald demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at The Brownsville Herald vs competitors

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Eagle Newspapers	39%	61%
The Auburn Journal	44%	56%
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Compare race at The Brownsville Herald vs competitors

Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
The Auburn Journal	59%	21%	7%	7%	5%	7.0
Eagle Newspapers	63%	14%	11%	8%	4%	8.8

The Brownsville Herald and similar companies CEOs

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Grant S. Moise

DallasNews

Robert W. Dumas

The Auburn Journal

Lissa Walls

Southern Newspapers

Lissa Walls, CEO, has been in the newspaper business since 1980. She began her career as a reporter for the Rosenberg (Texas) Herald Coaster owned by Hartman Newspapers Inc. and became COO of SNI in 1985. She was elected CEO in March 2014. She serves on the board of PAGE Cooperative and is president of the Carmage and Martha Ann Walls Foundation. She is a past board member of The Associated Press, Mutual Insurance Company, Southern Newspapers Publishers Association, Southern Newspapers Publishers Association Foundation and UTMB Development Board. She is a trustee emerita of Trinity University. She was born in Guntersville, Alabama, and moved to the Houston, Texas, area with her family in 1973. She is a 1980 graduate of Trinity University in San Antonio, Texas.