Plans are to have Louie Heuser operate his Linotype, Platen Press, Miehle Vertical, proof presses, composition stone, handset type, lock-up cases and type cases for the public as part of a Tomahawk Area Historical Society Antique Print Shop.
Six Oneida County residents who were arrested with Minocqua Brewing Company owner Kirk Bangstad on June 27 have now been formally charged with disorderly conduct for engaging in what a police officer on the scene at the Minocqua Brewing Company described as a “dangerous” situation.
Kevin Berrier describes his upcoming appearances at the Wisconsin Community Papers Annual Meeting on Sept. 18, 2025 in Wausau.
The state’s free online resource library — BadgerLink, available to all Wisconsin residents — is at risk if President Donald Trump’s executive order to almost completely eliminate federal support for libraries and museums goes through in September, according to an Aug. 19 piece in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation has agreed to settle an open records lawsuit less than two weeks after The Badger Project sued the department in Dane County Circuit Court for documents pertaining to an investigation of a State Patrol officer who was fired in 2023.
A Wisconsin Department of Justice investigation uncovered a pattern of inappropriate conduct by former Grand Chute Supervisor Ron Wolff and his allies, but a special prosecutor has declined to file charges against them.
Former WNA President and current Wisconsin Newspaper Hall of Famer George Stanley will be among the panelists participating in “The Changing Landscape for Local Media” at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 17 at Viterbo University’s Nola Starling Recital Hall.
The McIntosh Memorial Library, in partnership with Vernon County Over 50, invites the community to a special author talk featuring journalist-turned-farmer Chris Hardie on Wednesday, Aug. 20, at 2:15 p.m. in the library lobby.
The executive director of the North Carolina Press Association was elected president of Newspaper Association Managers, Inc. (NAM), during the group’s 102nd Annual Summer Conference Aug. 7 in Asheville, N.C.
Joey and Lindsey Young were recently featured on Iowa Public Broadcasting Service in a piece entitled “Kansas Newspaper Publishers Try New Strategies.”