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Award Winning Impact
Reach a loyal and growing market with huge spending power.
- More than 49% of people in Montrose, Delta and Mesa Counties are over 40.This
group has grown 55% in the last 10 years and is still growing.
- 40+ consumers spend 250% more and have a net worth of 17 times the younger age
group. In other words, they can buy what they want!
- 40+ consumer spending is rising faster than in any other age group. (American
Demographics).
- The Beacon newspaper has had a strong,
positive impact on our community for the past 19 years.
Encourage this market to spend at your business.
Over 13,000 copies of The Beacon fly out of the racks at over 300 locations in Montrose, Delta, and Mesa counties. The
new issue is printed at the beginning of every month. The ad deadline is the 15th.
Invest in your business.
Invest in The Beacon.
Call Now
(970) 243-8829
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 Lee
Bartlett, Coordinator
of Area Agency on Aging,
Region 10 — Montrose
“I like The Beacon
because it covers a large area — the tri-cities of Delta, Montrose and Grand Junction. The Beacon provides information on a
wide variety of subjects, and it focuses on a specific monthly topic that pertains to folks 40 and older.” |
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 Kath
Money, Assistant
RSVP Program Director — Montrose
“I’ve always liked The Beacon.They
do a wonderful job and always have good stories. It’s a little messenger for seniors, especially in Montrose.” |
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 Judy
Forward
“I have never seen as many opportunities for seniors as there are in this town. The
Beacon lists them all. I belong to River City Singles, a group
of almost 200 that started with five people only two years ago" [as a result of a story in The Beacon]. |
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 Don
Aarhus
“I read The Beacon
all the time and enjoy everything in it.The jokes are fun. It’s very informative. As a member of River City Singles,
I appreciate the publicity for the club in The Beacon with its complete listing of ours and other singles clubs in the area.” |
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 Gret
Hagaman
“I like The Beacon
and always look forward to each issue.The Beacon puts everything in with seniors in mind. It’s articles get right to the point
and I enjoy all the stories.” |
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