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The Wisconsin Newspaper Association (WNA) 2024 College & High School Better Newspaper Contest opened on Dec. 9, 2024 and accept entries through Jan. 13, 2025.
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The Wisconsin Newspaper Association (WNA) 2024 College & High School Better Newspaper Contest opened on Dec. 9, 2024 and accept entries through Jan. 13, 2025.

In today’s article, we’re continuing our discovery of family-friendly festivals you can’t miss with an exclusive winter edition! When the snowflakes start to fall, you can find an array of exciting winter celebrations taking place throughout the state.

Registration is open for the 2027 Wisconsin Civics Games, a statewide competition that challenges high school students to demonstrate their knowledge of government, current events and civic engagement.

The messaging app Signal is popular for one reason: it’s good at keeping secrets.
The nonprofit that developed the app does not store messages or user data on a central server

Due October 31 Bill Goff, Procurement Specialist with the Wisconsin Department of Administration’s State Bureau of Procurement, has distributed 2027 newspaper certification application materials to

Read the delivered a letter to Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg The News/Media Alliance (NMA) the largest news media trade association representing over 2,000 newspaper, magazine, and digital

The Omro Herald, which has served the Omro community since 1895, published its final edition Oct. 29, citing mounting financial losses and rising operating costs.

Nieman Fellowships provide U.S. and international journalists working in all media with a paid opportunity to study at Harvard for an academic year.

I am not a particularly emotional guy (except with family, which I call “the pack”), so I was not prepared for the hitch in my throat at opening ceremonies for the $705 million Ho-Chunk Gaming Beloit.

Two years after Madison voters approved a $22 million property tax increase for the city in a referendum, the city’s finances, services, and infrastructure remain in a relatively strong position.