Missouri Press Association
Serving Missouri Newspapers Since 1867
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Here’s the holiday gift you can get your hotline attorney: Everyone please make a request to the Missouri State Highway Patrol for records. I am actively gathering as many examples of denied or …
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By Dan Curry
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12/2/25
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The Missouri Press Association has received an Active Membership application for The Independent Courier newspaper in Clarence. The publisher is James W. Johnston.
The Independent Courier is an …
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From Missouri Press Staff
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12/1/25
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From Missouri Press Staff
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12/1/25
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I admit I’m a little late to this discussion, but WTH are we going to do about AI? I don’t have any answers, just a lot of questions and a few opinions.
I expect I’ll know a …
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By Peggy Scott
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12/1/25
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Five acclaimed photojournalists joined the Missouri Photojournalism Hall of Fame during the Nov. 13 induction ceremony at the State Historical Society of Missouri’s headquarters in downtown …
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From Missouri Press Staff
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11/30/25
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President Abraham Lincoln liked to make Proclamations, everything from Emancipation, freeing the slaves in rebellious States, establishing new States, suspending the Writ of Habeas Corpus to …
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By Bob Ford
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11/21/25
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Missouri Press Association’s past presidents, along with their spouses and significant others, met Thursday, Nov. 6, in Lake Ozark for the annual Past Presidents Dinner.
This year’s …
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From Missouri Press Staff
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11/12/25
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Education has always been a basic function of newspapers, from the use of printed publications to circulate public notices to journalism’s more general function of informing audiences about …
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By Matthew Barba
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11/8/25
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June 6th, 1944, two minutes past midnight, a C-47 carrying 20 men entered enemy air space over France. It’s the beginning of D-Day. These men are part of the 101st Airborne Division but their …
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By Bob Ford
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11/5/25
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Community newspapers are public institutions. But relatively recently, they operated only on a for-profit model. Converting from for-profit newspapers into nonprofit organizations could be a path for …
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By Dan Curry
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11/2/25
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From Missouri Press Staff
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11/1/25
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Whew! It’s been a bit of a whirlwind in my life for the past month or so with so many conventions and conferences to attend.
Don’t get me wrong. I love going to the Missouri Press …
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By Peggy Scott
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11/1/25
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When Chad Stebbins was announced as the next executive director of Missouri Press Association, one of his goals was to make personal visits to member newspapers around the state.
Since …
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From Missouri Press Staff
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10/31/25
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Ozark Press Association met at Roaring River State Park last month for the group’s annual meeting. The group’s agenda included a full day of activities, some newspaper industry-related …
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For Missouri Press News
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10/28/25
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The Missouri Press Association has received an Active Specialty Publication Membership application for Missouri Life magazine.
Missouri Life is a non-partisan magazine with a statewide …
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From Missouri Press Staff
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10/16/25
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Automatic renewals of subscriptions are a customer service convenience. Not that anyone should care, but I would not survive three months without autopay of my utility bills and credit cards.
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By Dan Curry
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10/2/25
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Main Street Media (MSM) is selling its four remaining Missouri newspapers, after having sold the Glasgow Missourian in September.
Frank Mercer, publisher of MSM, recently penned an announcement …
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From Missouri Press Staff
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10/2/25
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As we ramped up for this year’s MPA Convention, my friend Steve Rosenfeld with Bluefin Technology Partners stopped by Leader World Headquarters and asked a question I never really considered.
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By Peggy Scott
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10/1/25
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From Missouri Press Staff
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10/1/25
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WASHINGTON — A recommendation by Postmaster General David Steiner not to raise prices in January 2026 for Market Dominant products, which includes First-Class Mail, was accepted by the …
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From USPS
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9/24/25
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