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NEWS
Q&A: Aimee Atteberry, C-Ville Weekly & VPA Board Member
This week we had the pleasure of talking with VPA's newest board [...]
Member News (6/27/19): A partnership in Charlottesville ends; a never-before-seen photo discovered and more
C-Ville Tomorrow ends partnership with Daily Progress Charlottesville Tomorrow, a hyperlocal nonprofit [...]
Q&A: David Gravely, The Southwest Times
This week's Q&A is with editor of the Southwest Times in Pulaski [...]
Virginian-Pilot Editorial:
Today we remember -
Gerald Fischman
Rob Hiaasen
John McNamara
Rebecca Smith
Wendi Winters
Killed one year ago at the Capital Gazette newspaper in Annapolis, Md.
Editorial: Remember journalists slain one year ago
AT 2:33 THIS afternoon, employees of The Virginian-Pilot and the Daily Press will join with our colleagues across the country in a moment of silence t...
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The Capital Gazette front page, one year after the newsroom shooting that killed five.
This week we have a first. We talked with an editorial cartoonist for the first time in this series--John Rose from @DNRnews !
Dallas Morning News photog Tom Fox's first instinct when he saw the gunman was to reach for his camera.
When a man opened fire at a courthouse, this photographer didn’t run. He pulled out his camera.
“I was just praying that he wasn’t going to pass me," photojournalist Tom Fox said later. "Because if he saw me crouched there, he probabl...
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From today's morning headlines: A photographer’s instincts kicked in when he saw a gunman who might have killed him. https://t.co/CDSyR1im0h
