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Free content ready for National Sunshine Week
National Sunshine Week has been celebrated every March since 2005, thanks to the hard work of the American Society of News Editors. Participants include print, broadcast and online news media, civics...
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KPA, NMA, NNA fight newsprint tariff placement
The Kansas Press Association has been working with the National Newspaper Association and the News Media Alliance — the newspaper industry’s representatives — on how to react to the announcement that...
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Help us identify best open government advocates
The 2018 session of the Kansas Legislature is under way, so the Kansas Press Association is asking members to help us identify the legislators who we can count on to stand behind an open government...
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Pulitzer winner Mike McGraw dead at 69
Mike McGraw, a longtime Kansas City Star reporter whose insatiable quest to expose wrongdoing spanned four decades, prompted congressional investigations and prodded changes in government policies,...
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AG Schmidt rules on recess meetings issue
BY SUZANNE PEREZ TOBIAS, Wichita Eagle Government bodies can’t conduct private meetings that span several days – as the Wichita school board did last February – according to Kansas Attorney General...
Bradbury named next KPA executive director
Emily Bradbury, assistant director of the Kansas Press Association, has been named executive director effective Aug. 1, 2018.Bradbury will succeed current executive director Doug Anstaett. He will...
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Don't miss out on world-class leadership training
The Kansas Press Association staff encourages all member newspapers to consider participating in a new leadership training program opportunity slated for 2018. You can receive a world class...
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KPA plans to conduct market, readership study
The Kansas Press Association Board of Directors voted Nov. 2 to approve a market research and readership study. The board authorized Doug Anstaett, KPA executive director, to begin negotiations with...
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AOE entries down slightly following deadline
The change of the annual meeting date for the Kansas Press Association from April to February created some unintended consequences this year, and it resulted in a drop of about 10 percent in the...
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Parker buys Chapman & Enterprise News-Times
The Chapman & Enterprise News-Times, a weekly newspaper based in Chapman, Kan., has been sold to David Parker of Enid, Okla. The sale is effective Jan. 1, 2018. The publication was owned and...
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