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Winners named in 'It Can Wait' essay contest
The winners of the "It Can Wait" essay contest co-sponsored by AT&T, the Kansas Department of Transportation and the Kansas Press Association include a Hutchinson eighth grader and a sophomore at...
Woodward and Bernstein: practice relentless reporting
Before comedian Hasan Minhaj got up to poke fun at the assembled White House press corps last night, Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein got up to celebrate it.
Eagle moves out of historic location in Wichita
By Dan Voorhees, Wichita EagleWhy is The Eagle moving? Where is it going? Is it still Wichita’s newspaper?Good questions amid a complex situation – but the short answer is yes, The Eagle is here to...
Brownlee leaves Eagle to lead Medical Society
Phillip Brownlee, The Wichita Eagle’s editorial page editor since 2001, will leave the company to become executive director of the Medical Society of Sedgwick County.The society announced Thursday...
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Star takes Burton W. Marvin Award
LAWRENCE — Journalists from The Kansas City Star are recipients of the Burton W. Marvin Kansas News Enterprise Award from the William Allen White School of Journalism & Mass Communications.
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Big changes announced in Hutchinson, Wichita
John MontgomeryTwo Kansas media companies announced Monday their newspaper leaders are leaving their posts.John Montgomery is leaving after 10 years as publisher of the Hutchinson News and Roy...
Frandsen elected president; board members named
M. Olaf Frandsen, editor and publisher of the Salina Journal, was elected president of the Kansas Press Association Board of Directors at the annual KPA business meeting on Saturday.Frandsen will be...
Kautsch, Merritt named to Newspaper Hall of Fame
TOPEKA — A long-time University of Kansas professor of media law and the former editor of the Wichita Eagle were inducted into the Kansas Newspaper Hall of Fame Friday night at the annual meeting of...
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Hill City publisher Bob Boyd dead at 81
Robert Alexander “Bob” Boyd, of Hill City, Kansas, passed away peacefully at home on April 7, 2017, at the age of 81.
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KNF donates $10,000 to Farm Bureau wildfire relief
TOPEKA — In response to the devastating wildfires in south-central and southwest Kansas in March, the Kansas Newspaper Foundation voted Friday (April 7) to donate $10,000 to the Kansas Farm Bureau’s...
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