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You’ve heard the phrase, “We’re reinventing the airplane as we’re flying it.” For Missouri’s local news outlets that’s an apt mantra. Publishers and editors around the state are feverishly reinventing the local news business even as they work overtime to get their community news delivered every week in print and online. more
Donald Eugene Warden, 88, fortified by the sacraments of the Holy Mother Church, departed this life on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026, surrounded by his family.  He was born on Nov. 17, 1937, in … more
Whether it’s zoning changes, hearings on school budgets and tax rates, property sales and foreclosure notices, or name changes and other court proceedings, public notices give Missourians a chance … more
This last month I was able to attend the meetings of the Northwest Press Association and the Ozark Press Association. It was good to meet many of you there. And I’m pleased to report that I can … more
In October, I channeled the spirit of Halloween (the actual spirit, not the pop-up shop) to run down a list of things that scare me and threaten our industry. In keeping with that theme, it seems … more
It was on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month in 1918 when an armistice, an order to stop fighting, was issued during World War I. Official peace wouldn’t be recognized until June … more
The Missouri Press Association (MPA) and the Missouri Broadcasters Association (MBA) have filed a petition in Cole County Circuit Court against the Missouri State Highway Patrol, saying the agency is … more
The Missouri Press Association has received two new member applications for consideration. Applications are for weekly newspapers in Shell Knob and Monroe City. more
At least one Missouri newspaper is finding that livestreaming high school games and other community events is “incredibly profitable.” According to publisher Isaiah Buse, the Houston Herald … more
The Missouri Newspaper Hall of Fame grew by five this year as the 36th class of honorees was inducted during Missouri Press Association’s (MPA) 160th Annual Convention and Trade Show, Sept. 24-26, … more
The question of how much surveillance a society can tolerate is on the collective front-burner. In September, Gov. Mike Kehoe issued an executive order putting limits on how Missouri law enforcement … more
October seems like the right month to talk about things that scare us. I thought about writing something about the convention this month, but by the time you read this, the convention will … more
For her persistence, courage, and sheer determination to seize every opportunity to do meaningful reporting, Amanda Mendez, publisher and editor-in-chief of the Howell County News, Willow Springs, … more
Missouri Press Association for a second year partnered with the A-Mark Foundation to award a total of $15,000 to Missouri journalists and news organizations. The A-Mark Foundation is a nonpartisan … more
Winners of the 2026 Missouri Press Better Newspaper Contest were announced Saturday morning, Sept. 26, in Columbia as Missouri Press Association’s 160 th Annual Convention concluded. CONTEST … more
Congratulations to the Missouri Newspaper Hall of Fame Class of 2026. Inductees include Linda Geist, Ken Newton, Mará Rose Williams, Mark Maassen and Jean Maneke. Videos shown during the … more
Bryan Jones, publisher and owner of the Morgan County Statesman , Versailles, was elected president of the Missouri Press Association Friday, Sept. 25, during the 160th Annual Convention and Trade … more
We’ve had a great start to Missouri Press Association’s 160 th Annual Convention and Trade Show. There’s more learning opportunities to come this afternoon, as well as honoring five very … more
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