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Member News (4/18/19): New websites, new podcasts, comings and goings
Capital News Service will run during the fall semester for the first [...]
Q&A: Mike Morones, The Free Lance-Star
Mike Morones, director of photography for the Free Lance-Star, is our Q&A [...]
Member News (4/11/19): Danville reporter departs; Daily Progress sells out an entire edition, set to publish UVA basketball book
Danville Register & Bee reporter leaves Halle Parker, a reporter for the [...]
Q&A: Randy Arrington, Page News & Courier
This week we had the distinct pleasure of talking with Randy Arrington, [...]
Local journalists were heroes in 2018 — just read through the #Pulitzers
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What better way to start your week than with some #VAfrontpages from around the state? Have a good day! Pages from @roanoketimes @Daily_Press @DailyProgress @NewsLeaderNOW
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Q&A this week is with @NewsInTheBurg photographer @mikemorones ! We talk about all things #photojournalism--from the responsibility (and sensibility) that comes with news photography to Mike's most memorable photos .
The deadline to apply for The Virginian-Pilot's summer journalism camp is approaching.
The workshop is aimed at local high school and college students — and it's free!
The Capital Gazette won a #Pulitzer special award and citation for ‘demonstrating unflagging commitment’
The Capital Gazette won a Pulitzer special award and citation for ‘demonstrating unflagging commitment’
Monday at the Capital Gazette, like every day since June 28, staff were thinking about the five who aren’t there. Rob Hiaasen. Gerald Fischman. ...
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