Dry weather speeds fall harvest
Oct. 21, 2024
As we march through the end of October, the harvest season is earlier and going full throttle in farm country, thanks mainly to a long stretch of dry weather.
As we march through the end of October, the harvest season is earlier and going full throttle in farm country, thanks mainly to a long stretch of dry weather.
Associated Press is experiencing increased interest in its StoryShare service among state newspapers and is interested in expanding its use in newsrooms statewide. AP StoryShare is a platform that allows newsrooms to share content with or run content from partner newsrooms across the state and across the country.
Town of Minocqua Clerk Roben Haggart will be honored with the Wisconsin Newspaper Association’s 2024 Sunshine in Government Award
The Badger Project, the Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service, Madison 365, the Wausau Pilot & Review and Door County Knock all received $100,000 grants announced on Oct. 16 by Press Forward.
Mark Justesen, who has taken generations of photos for the Cedarburg News Graphic, has left the newspaper.
Tom Kertscher recently joined Wisconsin Watch’s statehouse team.
Milwaukee County’s 2025 budget proposal largely avoids harmful service cuts, while boosting spending on public safety and limiting withdrawals from reserves.
An Oct. 8 forum designed to equip journalists with practical, nonpartisan, fact-based knowledge on election law is now available online.
The Wisconsin Newspaper Association is urging members to support the USPS Services Enhancement and Regulatory Viability Expansion and Sustainability (SERVES) for the U.S. Act.
The show is about to begin. Get your plan — and your camera — ready.
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