The phrase "a local publication" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a newspaper, magazine, or other media outlet that serves a specific geographic area.
Example: "The article was featured in a local publication, highlighting the community's efforts to support small businesses."
Alternatives: "a regional magazine" or "a community newspaper."
After a series of articles in a local publication, The Post Newspaper, the former communications minister William Harrington and 10 public-interest organizations petitioned the chief justice of Zambia's highest court to establish a tribunal to investigate the role of the communications minister at the time, Dora Siliya, and alleged irregularities in the hiring of R.P. Capital to value Zamtel.
Submit the article to the school newspaper or a local publication.
A local publication, 7×7, did a story on the site and word spread.
Lynn Wyatt, the long-reigning queen of Houston's social scene, told me, "There was this quote in a local publication.
He has been named the "most embarrassing Berliner" by a local publication, a distinction he refers to as "an honor" in a city of 3.5 million.
When he wanted to help popularize fine art photography in San Francisco, he began writing criticism for a local publication, The Fortnightly.
What started as a project by musicians and fans for musicians and fans, whose mission was to document the punk music scene as it exploded in the '90s, Fluke has evolved into a mainstay for the famed 924 Gilman Street crowd, never lacking for contributors or willing interviewees, while still retaining the charm of an intimate local publication.
Explaining the original cancellation of the show in an interview with local publication Clarín, a government official said that although the city's ban is on music festivals specifically, it applied to this one-off event because Kraftwerk "uses synthesizers or samplers as their primary instrument".
Buffalo real estate developer Carl Paladino recently answered a questionnaire from the local publication Artvoice about his hopes for 2017.
At the forefront was Kathaleeya McIntosh, 29, a half-Scottish model and television host, described in one local publication as "a wide-eyed, fair-skinned beauty".
"We also created ads for a few local publications and postcards to hand out on the store floor driving people to our blog, which we saw as the biggest newsworthy component of our new site".
