APG announces new titles from merged papers
Feb. 9, 2025
Adams Publishing Group recently announced new titles for some of its merged publications in Southcentral Wisconsin.
Adams Publishing Group recently announced new titles for some of its merged publications in Southcentral Wisconsin.
June Wilson has retired from being a correspondent for the Waushara Argus after 30 years, according to a story published in the Jan. 30, 2025 issue of the newspaper.
During remarks to the Edgerton Rotary Club at the Newville Culver’s on Tuesday, Oct. 1, 2024, Publisher Diane Everson called upon her past experiences, complemented by stories from well-known guest speakers, to offer a deeper understanding of the mission, history and future of The Edgerton Reporter in honor of its 150th anniversary.
The Courier-Wedge in Durand recently celebrated 160 years in business, according to an item published in its Jan. 30, 2025 issue.
Chelsea Deloria recently joined the Antigo Daily Journal as a reporter.
Kurt Krueger, a longtime editor and current publisher of the Vilas County News-Review and The Three Lake News, retired Dec. 31, 2024 after serving the two newspapers and their respective communities for more than four decades.
Multi Media Channels (MMC) Senior Editor Kris Leonhardt has authored a book on Green Bay Packers first head coach and general manager, Curly Lambeau.
Andy Pennington will be rejoining Adams Publishing Group and serve as Regional President of APG Media of Southern Wisconsin.
Donna Jilk has joined the Amery Free Press as a Media Advisor. She will work alongside Laura Alvarez, who has been filling in since the
In a photo package with the caption entitled, “Gone, But Not Forgotten,” The Valders Journal honored late publisher Brian Thomsen in its Dec. 19, 2024 issue