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Montgomery Symposium to focus on sustainability, succession
This year’s Montgomery Symposium will focus on sustainability and succession for community newspapers. The seminar will be a Zoom meeting. Presenters at the 11 a.m. event this Friday will be Teri...
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Brown Bag session to look at courts
Do you have questions or concerns about your access to court news? Do you wonder why you can’t get access to certain files that you did in the past? If so, the December Brown Bag and B.S. session...
Jeannie Eblen, 77, dies after cancer battle
Jeannie Kygar Eblen, who inspired generations of journalists with her boundless energy, appreciation for quality journalism and decades of volunteering for key projects across Kansas and Oklahoma,...
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Montgomery Symposium set Nov. 19
This year’s Montgomery Family Symposium will focus on sustainability and succession. While the webinar is free, registration is required for the event, scheduled from 11 a.m. to 12:45 p.m on Friday...
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Four inducted into Newspaper Hall of Fame
At the Oct. 9 Kansas Press Association President's Gala in Newton, four new members were inducted into the Kansas Newspaper Hall of Fame’s Class of 2021. They are: • The late Lloyd Ballhagen, a...
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Deadline near for publisher's statement printing
The publisher of each newspaper sent with a Periodicals Class Mail permit must file Form 3526 with the local postmaster by Oct. 1. The information provided on Form 3526 allows the U.S. Postal...
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Special award winners announced by KPA
Winners of special Kansas Press Association Awards have been announced, and they include Wichita Business Journal editor Bill Roy, who was recipient of the 2021 Clyde M. Reed Jr. Master Editor award...
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Four named to Kansas Newspaper Hall of Fame
Four new inductees have been chosen for the Kansas Newspaper Hall of Fame’s Class of 2021. They are: • Lloyd Ballhagen, a former Harris Enterprises executive. • Roxana Hegeman, long-time...
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Free research shows how to boost ad sales
A new six-part promotional series is available to local publishers eager to tout how newspapers' multigenerational readership is a lucrative target for advertisers. The promotions are free to use ...
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Brown Bag to focus on public notice Aug. 20
We believe strongly that public notices should be in printed legal newspapers. In fact, we spend a good deal of time each year both in Topeka and in our communities, defending that notion....
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