Missouri Press Association
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Missouri Press-Bar Commission seeks at-large and diversity representatives
In 1972, The Missouri Bar created the Missouri Press-Bar Commission to foster better communications between the media and the bench and
MPS rate agreements are due Nov. 29
Missouri Press Service has begun distributing 2022 advertising rate agreements to member newspapers. The form can be accessed here: 2022NewspaperAgreement It
MPA partners with Missouri School of Journalism, RJI to launch new Rural Missouri Newspaper Scholarship
This scholarship will help attract students to the MU J-school and prepare them for leadership roles at rural Missouri
Hall of Fame induction videos available online
Videos for the induction of the 30th and 31st Missouri Newspaper Hall of Fame classes are available to view
2021 Better Newspaper Contest results announced
2021 Better Newspaper Contest results announced Winners of the 2021 Missouri Press Association (MPA) Better Newspaper Contest were announced Saturday
Missouri Press Association elects 2022 officers, directors
Missouri Press Association elects 2022 officers, directors Publisher of the Shannon County Current Wave to succeed Liz Irwin Roger Dillon, publisher of
Postage rate increase will go into effect Aug. 29, Court says
The Postal Service will raise postage rates on August 29, after the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District
MPA Executive Director Maassen Elected Secretary of NAM
MPA Executive Director Mark Maassen Directors from 29 newspaper associations in the United States and Canada attended the Newspaper Association
The Missouri Press Association Nominating Committee has finalized a slate of officers, directors for 2022
The Missouri Press Association Nominating Committee met recently, finalizing a slate of MPA officers and directors for 2022, effective Jan. 1. The election of MPA officers and
Missouri Photojournalism Hall of Fame is Oct. 21
The Missouri Photojournalism Hall of Fame will induct the 2021 class during a special ceremony scheduled for Thursday, Oct.