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Tuesday, May 6
Luis Saldarriaga joined the Tribune and Times as a sports and news reporter in March. This marks a return to Missouri where he recently graduated college.
Tuesday, May 6
For the past year or so, we’ve been experimenting with more advanced AI and its potential to help manage the flow of news on a consistent basis. We’ve found some things it’s very good at, but it does have some flaws.
Monday, May 5
We are now the newspaper serving four markets which previously had their own newspapers, so finding a way to make sure everyone feels like we are their local paper and balancing content for various cities/schools as well as a very diverse demographic that ranges from very rural to upper-middle-class suburban.
Saturday, May 3
Hey Post Office, let’s remember our history and agree that delivery is a priority As newspaper publishers and all Americans brace for a proposed postal rate increase in July, I thought …
Friday, May 2
Failure to publish proper notices in our newspapers has real-word consequences. I am sometimes asked what happens when a city fails to run a required notice before making a decision – and the …
Tuesday, April 29
Jacqueline "Jackie" Miller (nee' Pfeffer), 93, of Washington, Mo., died Friday, April 25, 2025. Visitation will be held from 4-7 p.m. Friday, May 2, 2025, at Oltmann Funeral Home in Washington, Mo.
Tuesday, April 15
Fred W. Lindecke, longtime political correspondent for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, died March 8, 2025. Lindecke received his journalism degree from Washington University, in the course of which …
Thursday, April 10
Missouri Press Advertising and Marketing Executives met Thursday, April 10, in St. Louis for the first half of the group’s 2025 annual meeting. The afternoon kicked-off with a Best Idea …
Wednesday, April 2
Michael V. Conger, 76, son of the late Bethany Republican-Clipper publishers Vincent and Bedonna Conger, died on March 27, 2025, at a hospital in Scottsdale, Arizona, of a lung disease.
Monday, March 31
Virginia Anne (Fairchild) Oehlschlager, 42, died March 27, 2025, at her home and surrounded by family.
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