Wisconsin newspapers join national First Amendment campaign
Jul. 30, 2019
Wisconsin newspapers have joined a national campaign to help educate Americans about the five freedoms guaranteed in the First Amendment.
Wisconsin newspapers have joined a national campaign to help educate Americans about the five freedoms guaranteed in the First Amendment.
Robin Arbuckle, who spent time working as a reporter for the Mukwonago Chief newspaper, died Friday, July 26. She was 72.
A friend sent me a calendar from 1895 awhile back. When I noticed the dates were identical to 2019, it got me thinking about what happened 124 years ago.
BLACK RIVER FALLS – Elijah T. Smith has joined the Hocak Worak staff as its newest reporter, the newspaper announced Friday. Smith, who currently is
Steve Hopkins, who spent more than 35 years at the Wisconsin State Journal newspaper in Madison, died Friday, July 26. He was 90.
With e-cigarette use soaring, especially among teens, Wisconsin is joining the fast-growing ranks of states that target them for taxation.
Mary Ann Katherine (Parr) Schultz, who once served as president of the Wisconsin Presswomen’s Association, died Tuesday, July 23. She was 94.
After 25 years leading the Beloit Daily News as publisher, Kent Eymann is stepping aside as a new era begins. He reflected on the end of his tenure in Friday’s newspaper.
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel will move to a new location next year as its historic downtown buildings are set to be sold to local developers, the newspaper announced Thursday.
I hated raking hay when I was a kid because it was so boring driving the tractor around the field. Now I love it for the same reasons.
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