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Friday, January 15, 2021

Idaho Press: Newspapers are a free speech zone. Enter at your own risk.

by Nathan Alford 2020 was a dark and difficult year across our country and around the world. Some of us

By Joe Smyth Our little company was one of the pioneers of non-profit ownership of newspapers. Fifty years ago, we

The U.S. Postal Service has been under siege for months as record volumes of holiday packages and election mail ran

As I write this column, vaccines are beginning to make their way to first responders, the New Year has begun,

Hunter Ingram Wilmington StarNews WILMINGTON – On Nov. 10, 1898, the office of The Daily Record, a Black-run newspaper published by

New Year’s Eve marked the end of an era for the Salt Lake Tribune. On December 31, 2020, the Salt Lake

by Sara Guaglione , November 4, 2020 Gannett now has more than 1 million digital subscriptions, according to its third-quarter earnings report.

by: Michael HennesseyWINSTON-SALEM, N.C. Recent cuts among the local news field across the country are prompting industry professionals to consider a

By Christian TrejbalSpecial to The Times When The Seattle Times launched the Save the Free Press initiative, it was with an eye

Answers from publishers at growing papers provide insights Over the past few weeks, I’ve spoken (virtually) at five state and