Column explores Manitowoc newspaper history
A “superabundance of newspapers” led to the demise of Manitowoc’s first newspaper, Amy Meyer notes in a column Friday for its current newspaper, the Herald Times Reporter.
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A “superabundance of newspapers” led to the demise of Manitowoc’s first newspaper, Amy Meyer notes in a column Friday for its current newspaper, the Herald Times Reporter.
There’s a rhythm to life that settles deep inside the bones of anyone connected to the land. We see it and feel it in our daily routine with crops and animals.
Legislation initiated by the WNA that would allow newspapers to send public notice affidavits via email received unanimous support today from the Assembly Judiciary Committee.
The federal Department of Labor is proposing an increase in the base salary level of exempt employees who work primarily by salary and do not receive overtime pay. The increase would be about a 50% jump in a single year from $23,660 to $35,308 annually.
Tom Schultz, managing editor of the Watertown Daily Times for 45 years and a full-time member of the newspaper’s staff for nearly 53 years, has announced his upcoming retirement.
Let’s all try to get out of the newsroom earlier. Here are some tips gained from years of seeing a life beyond the office.
Lisa Neubauer conceded to Brian Hagedorn on April 10, a week after Democrats woke to a shocking result in the Supreme Court race.
The WNA Foundation will honor 12 industry leaders during this year’s Memorial Pylon ceremony at 11:30 a.m. on Friday, June 7, in Eagle River, Wis.
Gregory Stanford, whose career with The Milwaukee Journal and Journal Sentinel spanned four decades, died Saturday, April 6, of lung cancer.
My happiness derives from seeing others happy. My joy comes from the happiness of others. So, I have found my own joy and happiness. What’s yours?