City Lifestyle
Mike Spellman is an experienced professional in journalism and education, currently serving as the Publisher of Plymouth Lifestyle Magazine at City Lifestyle since July 2023. Previously, Spellman worked as an Advertising Executive at GateHouse Media New England and as a Teacher at Marshfield Middle School from January 2021 to July 2023. With a solid foundation in sports journalism, Spellman held the position of Sports Editor at Gannett | USA TODAY NETWORK from July 2000 to July 2007, where responsibilities included covering local high school sports and managing writing assignments. Spellman also contributed as a staff reporter and columnist for Celtics Pride Magazine from July 1989 to July 1995, focusing on the Boston Celtics and related business issues. Spellman holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in English Language and Literature from Bridgewater State University, earned between 1982 and 1985.
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City Lifestyle
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City Lifestyle was launched in September 2009 with our first magazine, Leawood Lifestyle, serving single-family homes in the city of Leawood, Kan, an affluent Kansas City suburb. Keeping with our model, we launched our second publication, Johnson County Lifestyle, a year later. By mid-2011, we were producing four community-focused, monthly publications, serving nearly 60,000 homeowners in the most affluent suburbs of Kansas City. Our articles focus on the residents and businesses of the communities we serve. Our goal is that readers will "run into" someone they know in nearly every issue. Building on our success in the Kansas City market, we decided to license the rights to produce City Lifestyle magazines around the country. The first magazine outside the KC area launched in Tulsa, Okla. in January 2012, launching three more publications that year from Atlanta, Ga. to Scottsdale, Ariz. We now have publications from coast to coast and are always on the lookout to expand our reach, finding new area sales directors to launch magazines in communities across the country.