Elyse Braun named editorial assistant at Berlin Journal Newspapers
Aug. 5, 2026
University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire journalism graduate Elyse Braun is the new editorial assistant at Berlin Journal Newspapers.
University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire journalism graduate Elyse Braun is the new editorial assistant at Berlin Journal Newspapers.
Ashley Kemp Wimberley, executive director of the Arkansas Press Association, was elected president of Newspaper Association Managers, Inc. (NAM) during the group’s 103rd Annual Summer Conference on July 30 in Salt Lake City.
The Democratic primary for Wisconsin governor has taken some dramatic twists and turns.
The state should be lauded for trying to make campaign finance information — famously a shadowy process with plenty of loopholes — more accessible to the public.
It’s National Farmers Market Week—and if you’re looking for a fun, fresh, and friendly way to spend your Saturday mornings, the Oak Creek Farmers Market is the place to be!
Beginning August 8, readers of the Princeton Times-Republic, Green Lake Reporter and Markesan Regional Reporter will see their hometown newspapers combine into one regional newspaper serving all three communities.
Math and reading levels and chronic absenteeism rates have yet to return to pre-pandemic levels in Wisconsin, as test scores continue to lag 2019 results and absenteeism rates remain sharply elevated.
The International Society of Weekly Newspaper Editors is seeking submissions for its next newsletter.
Wisconsin’s Joint Committee on Legislative Operations voted to provide $250,000 in taxpayer money to keep WisconsinEye operational through 2026, according to a WisEye press release and the Wisconsin State Journal.
The Banner Journal and The Shopper are making the transition to operate remotely, according to a July 29 item in the Clark County Press.