Lyle Christianson, former owner, editor and publisher of the Colfax Messenger for nearly 30 years, died Sept. 4 at age 82 of prostate cancer.
We cranked out six courses in two hours.Yes, six courses. Do you believe it? Not one of which was peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, folks.
Wisconsin counties can choose to keep additional online sales tax revenue but the state will have to return it in the form of cuts to the state income tax.
Atop rooftops and amid parks, you’ll find countless jaw-dropping lakefront and cityscape views in Wisconsin’s largest city. Here are a few we recommend.
My hometown newspaper instituted a new policy requiring that readers “pay” for the First Amendment right to express, and explain why, who or what they support or oppose at the voting booth.
A planned Oneida County forestry committee trip to the Eagle Mine in Marinette, Mich., is raising open meetings questions.
The paper industry remains a vital part of the Wisconsin economy, but it has challenges. A panel discussion on Thursday, Sept. 20 in Appleton will address those challenges as well as what recent moves say about how the industry is adapting.
The American Society of News Editors and Associated Press Media Editors agreed to merge Tuesday, forming the News Leaders Association.
A recent 10-day trip to Ukraine gave Kenosha News Publisher Randy Rickman a new perspective on things he thought he knew. Most importantly, it reminded him that people in a foreign country are not much different that those close to home.
Two years after a teen inmate almost died, state officials alerted nursing regulators to the incident — a day after it was reported by the Journal Sentinel.
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