H-Town Ledger
Houston & Harris County, Texas · Tuesday, Oct 27, 2026
Houston's ledger: every tax dollar, vote, donor and deal. Schools first, just the facts.
 

Sponsor the morning announcements

H-Town Ledger is read by Houston and Harris County parents, teachers, homeowners and small-business owners who want the facts about their schools and their tax dollars. There is one sponsor at a time, so yours is the only name they see.

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What a sponsor gets

Which section fits your business

SectionWho reads it, and who advertises there
Schools & choiceParents. Private schools, tutors, test prep, daycares.
ElectionsVoters. Campaigns, PACs and ballot measures, every side at the same rate.
Cops & courtsBail bonds, defense lawyers.
Bayous & airHomeowners. Roofers, foundation repair, flood insurance, restoration crews.
Grid & data centersGenerator installers, solar, electricians, HVAC.
Tax dollarsHomeowners and taxpayers. Realtors, insurance agents, property-tax protest firms, CPAs.
Big H-TownBusiness owners. Local banks, credit unions, small-business services.
City HallResidents. Home services, local shops, restaurants.
Harris CountyResidents. Home services, local shops, restaurants.
Air & WaterWater filtration, air purifiers, plumbers.
Your WalletRealtors, insurance agents, property-tax protest firms, CPAs.
Austin & D.C.Engaged voters. Advocacy groups and associations, every side at the same rate.

Political ads carry the "paid for by" line Texas law requires, and candidates and causes on every side get the same rate.

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Places to sponsor

Each place has one sponsor at a time.

Rates

Early sponsors: $25 to $100 per issue, or $100 to $300 a week.
One sponsor at a time: top of the newsletter plus one labeled line on the front page and every fact sheet.

What we never do

Sponsors never touch the news. Fact sheets are written from cited sources under fixed rules, and a sponsor line is always labeled "Sponsor" or "Advertisement". A sponsor's own news gets no different treatment from anyone else's.

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