Death of publisher leaves Blair Press in question
Jan. 24, 2019
No decision has been made about the fate of The Blair Press following the death of publisher Lee Henschel on Jan. 9, the Trempealeau County Times has reported.
No decision has been made about the fate of The Blair Press following the death of publisher Lee Henschel on Jan. 9, the Trempealeau County Times has reported.
Matt Geiger, managing editor of the (Middleton) Times-Tribune will read from his latest collection of essays on Feb. 7 at the Middleton Public Library.
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The majority of records in a sealed public records lawsuit will soon be made public, although some will contain redactions.
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Despite a motion seeking to appeal a judge’s decision in a public records lawsuit, Sauk County officials remain undecided about how they will proceed.
Perry Farrell, a longtime sports writer who worked for the Milwaukee Journal in the 1980s, retired last week from the Detroit Free Press.
As it begins a year-long celebration of its 125th anniversary, the Kenosha News is compiling a timeline of when local residents and companies began subscribing, advertising or delivering the newspaper.
After nearly 35 years as general manager, Chuck Gauger retired from the (Whitehall) Trempealeau County Times at the end of 2018.