
The Star News celebrates 150 years
In its March 20, 2025 issue, The Star News of Medford celebrated its 150th anniversary with a multiple-page story containing a lengthy newspaper history as well as current staff and historical photos.
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In its March 20, 2025 issue, The Star News of Medford celebrated its 150th anniversary with a multiple-page story containing a lengthy newspaper history as well as current staff and historical photos.
TP Printing Company President, The Star News publisher and WNA immediate past president Kris O’Leary is a member of the Abbotsford-Colby Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors.
The latest Wisconsin Policy Forum research finds that Wisconsin recently has seen its highest levels of net migration in at least two decades, due largely to a nationwide increase in migrants entering the U.S. from abroad.
Ditch the plane ticket and go explore America’s backroads. Find out what really made America great. It’s still out there.
Gov. Tony Evers, who has focused on renewable energy for much of his time in office, is making a push in his latest state budget to look at expanding nuclear power.
There comes a day every year in the midst of the dance of the seasons when winter allows spring a brief interlude.
A weekly column written by the staff of Discover Wisconsin highlights things to do and see throughout the State of Wisconsin, and is made available
The News/Media Alliance on Friday, March 14, 2025 submitted a proposal to the U.S. government in response to the Trump Administration request for information in advance of its pending “AI Action Plan.”
The WNA Foundation on Friday, March 7 celebrated Wisconsin’s outstanding student journalists, announcing the winners of its 2024 Collegiate Better Newspaper Contests during an awards ceremony held as part of the 2025 WNA Convention at the Madison Concourse Hotel in Madison.
On Feb. 24, the Lake Geneva City Council unanimously approved Mayor Todd Krause’s appointment of former Lake Geneva Regional News general manager John Halverson to the Historic Preservation Commission.