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Newspapers, NC state Senate battle over public notice
May 3, 2013
As if a state Senate committee hearing in Raleigh, NC, was not already tense, it grew downright contentious after legislators narrowly voted to approve a bill that would allow local governments in a dozen counties to place legal notices on their own, government-controlled websites instead of in newspapers.
Convention keynote speaker to be Rob Curley
April 30, 2013
Rob Curley will be the keynote speaker at the National Newspaper Association’s 127th Annual Convention & Trade Show in Phoenix, AZ, Sept. 12-15, 2013. He will address attendees during the Opening Breakfast and Flag Ceremony on Friday, Sept. 13 at the Arizona Grand Hotel & Resort.
Fugitive drives story into weekly’s territory
April 30, 2013
Sometimes we go find the news. Other times, it finds us.
In Mississippi, protecting the Second Amendment is the emotional issue
April 30, 2013
Rep. Allan Nunnelee, R-Tupelo, wanted to make sure he left no doubt how he felt on the question of any gun restrictions.
Gun control legislation in IL spurs heated debate
April 30, 2013
The push for more restrictive gun control laws has spurred debate throughout the nation and the state of Illinois, with public opinion hinging on factors of tragedy and constitutionality.
Gun control issue fosters disconnect between feds and states
April 30, 2013
At 9:33 a.m., I was giving a presentation in my Mass Media and Society class at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. I was discussing the ethical implications of social media and journalism all the while trying to keep my classmates’ eyes from drooping.
Background checks to buy firearms finds some consensus
April 30, 2013
Five years ago, David Steed started a career as a state corrections officer working in Athens, GA. In that time, multiple culprits felt the cold steel of his handcuffs on their wrists for illegally carrying firearms.
‘Local is the piece of the puzzle we can win’
April 10, 2013
For a few weeks last February, the skies above Hopkinsville, KY, turned black every afternoon when thousands of birds flocked to the small town near the Tennessee border during their annual migration.
Reporters stymied by public information officers
April 10, 2013
“For an interview, please contact our PIO.” These types of stories are all too familiar to journalists.
