The Mitchell (SD) Daily Republic has been named the first recipient of the PNRC’s national Public Notice Journalism Award for 2014. The newspaper is recognized for a series inaugurated by an alert reader who spotted a payment by a local school board in a public notice.
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Kevin visits with new publisher to discuss improvements to his community paper
When you look at a newspaper—any newspaper, anywhere, anytime—what’s the first thing you see? Its design.
A federal shield law is necessary to preserve an important channel of communication between journalists and their confidential sources and to maintain an informed citizenry.
We need YOU in Washington on March 12-13 for the We Believe in Newspapers Leadership Summit. You are needed to be the voice for your industry.
Two-thirds of residents in small towns across America depend upon their local newspaper for news and information, according to the National Newspaper Association’s most recent newspaper readership survey.
Color. It seems to be on the minds of newspaper publishers and production managers everywhere. Without a doubt, the second most requested task I’ve been given by newspapers in recent months is to improve the quality of the color in their print products.
Detroit Lakes Tribune and the Forum of Fargo-Moorhead took home top honors at the Better Newspaper Contest Banquet.