News from our members
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March 10-16 is National Sunshine Week
National Sunshine Week is March 10-16. Make plans now to join the American Society of News Editors and the Reporter's Committee on Freedom of the Press in the annual nationwide celebration of access...
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Public notice bill hearing cancelled
The bill designed to allow cities, counties, school districts and other agencies to opt for Internet rather than newspaper publication of notices did not receive a hearing and is likely off the table...
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Mounts takes over as KPA president
Travis Mounts of Times-Sentinel Newspapers has taken over as Kansas Press Association president following the resignation of Scott Stanford, who has been named president and CEO of Fort Wayne...
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Three named to Newspaper Hall of Fame
TOPEKA — Three long-time journalists were honored as the 2019 inductees into the Kansas Newspaper Hall of Fame Friday night here at the annual convention of the Kansas Press Association. They...
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We need judges for Mississippi news contest
We need volunteers to sign up to judge the Mississippi Better Newspaper Editorial Contest. Reciprocal judging helps all press associations conduct their newspaper excellence contests. If you sign...
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Public notice bill introduced in Kansas Legislature
A bill that would give governmental units the option to designate their own websites as their official publication popped up again Monday in the Kansas House of Representatives. “We were hoping we...
KPA convention to feature Underwood presentation
The Kansas Press Association annual convention in February will feature a nationally renowned speaker on generational audience engagement and a host of sessions of interest to staff members of Kansas...
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KPA dues statements out this week
Dues statements for membership in the Kansas Press Association for 2019 will be mailed out later this week. “We hope all members will continue to be a valued partner in our efforts,” said Emily...
Shawnee Dispatch prints final edition
The Shawnee Dispatch is ceasing publication. Today's edition will be the last for the 16-year-old newspaper. Declines in advertising revenue prompted the decision, said publisher Scott Stanford....
KPA has a snazzy camera for sale ... half price!
The Kansas Press Association has a sophisticated camera for sale. It's a Canon EOS 60D camera with a TAMRON lens and RODE microphone and a carrying backpack and all the cables. Click on the picture...
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