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Mark Millsap to lead Tennessee Press Association, Tennessee Press Service
Oct 1, 2023
Veteran newspaper publisher Mark Millsap has been hired to serve in the roles of Tennessee Press Association (TPA) executive director and Tennessee Press Service (TPS) executive vice president. He officially ...
Missouri Press executive elected NAM president
Oct 1, 2023
The executive director of the Missouri Press Association was elected president of Newspaper Association Managers Inc. (NAM), during the group's 100th Annual Summer Conference Aug. 4 in Denver, the city ...
Public notice picture coming into focus
Oct 1, 2023
PNRC has been tracking approximately 230 bills introduced this year that have at least a minimal connection to public notice law.
Through the viewfinder — 4th quarter 2023
Oct 1, 2023
Winning photographs in the Fourth Quarter 2023 Pub Aux Photo Contest — taken from Sept. 9, 2022, to Sept. 9, 2023 — are pictured on this page with submitted caption and attribution.
Two options to increase circulation
Oct 1, 2023
That same conclusion could be reached by newspaper folks when considering how they can reverse the circulation decline that faces many newspapers across the land. It’s time to learn a different way.
Metro Creative shares ideas to BOOst Halloween revenue
Sep 13, 2023
Here, Metro shares some ideas to help your local advertisers get a piece of that fall holiday pie.
Comment now on US Labor Department’s plan to increase salary minimums to $1,059/week for non-overtime workers
Sep 8, 2023
The Labor Department will receive comments through Nov. 7.
Could the Kansas police raid happen in your town?
Sep 1, 2023
The short answer, says attorney and journalism professor Eric Robinson, is unfortunately yes.
Craig Garnett, publisher of the Uvalde Leader-News, wins 2023 Tom and Pat Gish Award for courage, integrity and tenacity in rural journalism
Sep 1, 2023
“The award recognizes not only Craig’s courageous coverage and commentary about the tragedy, but his longtime willingness to tell hard truths about things that matter in Uvalde County,” ...
