During the “safer-at-home” order, a Middleton family has started The Quarantine Times, an online newspaper featuring content created by children.
Claire Lundgren, 10, and her sister, Rachel, 8, are among many children across the country publishing their own newspaper during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The WNA Foundation has decided to cancel the 2020 WNA Convention & Trade Show, the 2020 Trees Retreat and this year’s summer internship program.
The determination to cancel the convention rather than postpone it, as previously announced, was a difficult decision, but was made in the interest of public health and the best interests of our members.
In light of the decision, the WNA will announce Better Newspaper Contest winners on May 15.
News Media Alliance, with the backing of hundreds of members of Congress, is pushing for a federal advertising campaign to help support local newspapers and broadcasters.
A new program that prepares students to become the next generation of community newspaper owners and publishers has named its first group of fellows.
The WNA is encouraging newspapers to consider soliciting public service advertising from local government in order to support public service journalism during this challenging and unpredictable time.
The newspaper industry is urging Congress to stop putting off dealing with the looming disruption of the U.S. Postal Service. Join the effort and add your signature.
APG Media of Southern Wisconsin and Lee Enterprises each announced Wednesday programs that offer matching advertising grants to local businesses impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Katie Pulvermacher of Hartford Union High School was named the recipient of the 2020 NEWSPA/WNA Foundation Scholarship, the groups announced Thursday.
We’ve compiled a list of provisions included in Wisconsin’s COVID-19 relief package that affect newspaper publishers.
Google News Initiative has launched the Journalism Emergency Relief Fund, which aims to provide newsrooms with support during the COVID-19 health crisis.
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