What was missing at Trees this year?
Jun. 11, 2019
WNA president Paul Seeling shares his thoughts on the annual Trees Retreat in Eagle River, Wisconsin, and what was missing from this year’s event.
WNA president Paul Seeling shares his thoughts on the annual Trees Retreat in Eagle River, Wisconsin, and what was missing from this year’s event.
As it enters its second decade of investigative journalism, Wisconsin Watch has unveiled a new logo and refreshed, more cohesive branding.
Gene and Carter Johnson, owners of the Sentinel Publications newspaper group in Wisconsin, have purchased a group of northern Minnesota publications from Franklin Newspapers.
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Directors of the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association (SNPA) and the Inland Press Association on Wednesday unanimously approved a plan to consolidate the two associations, effective October 1.
The Wisconsin Newspaper Association Foundation inducted 12 industry leaders during today’s WNA Memorial Pylon ceremony in Eagle River, Wis.
Graham Foster, Jr., who worked for 38 years as the editor of the Tomahawk Leader newspaper, died Tuesday, May 28. He was 89.
Most things with our minds and bodies decline as we get older, but stubbornness can actually increase with age. At least, it does in my case.
Despite the positive impact of the indoor smoking ban on public health, just one tribal-run casino has gone smoke-free since it was passed 10 years ago.
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