RiverTown Multimedia, which publishes four Wisconsin newspapers, was named the Central St. Croix Chamber of Commerce business of the month for August.
Andy Fisher is the new top business executive for USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported this week.
The 78th annual National Newspaper Week, which is sponsored by the Wisconsin Newspaper Association, kicks of Oct. 7.
Newspapers should plan to mark the week by helping to reinforce the importance of newspapers to their community. This year’s NNW week package includes columns, house ads, an editorial cartoon, a crossword puzzle and more.
Travis Northern introduced himself Wednesday as the newest reporter for the Lake Geneva Regional News, though to some he was likely a familiar face.
In a tremendous victory for newspapers across the country, the International Trade Commission voted this morning to reverse tariffs imposed on newsprint imported from Canada.
How did you become a Green Bay Packers fan? The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel asked readers that question earlier this month, receiving hundreds of stories in return.
United Communications plans to sell the Kenosha News’ 63,985-square-foot downtown building and rent office space from the new owner.
Within a broader story about Hispanic immigration, Wausau Daily Herald reporter Keith Uhlig highlights an unlikely news source in a central Wisconsin town.
Forum Communications, parent company of the Superior Telegram and RiverTown Multimedia group in Wisconsin, announced it will expand its coverage of government and statewide issues in South Dakota.
The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine will recognize two Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reporters during their 2018 Communication Awards ceremony on Oct. 11, in Washington, D.C., the academies have announced.
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