The greatest asset the Virginia Press Association has is our members. To support our members, VPA offers a wide range of benefits and resources.
The Virginia Press Association prides itself on its advocacy. We advocate and lobby on issues that deal directly with the media and the public’s right to know.
Virginia Press Services offers print and digital advertising campaigns throughout Virginia and throughout the country.
NEWS
Lieutenant Gov. Fairfax to serve as keynote for VPA Day in the Capital; registration now open
Justin Fairfax, Virginia's Lieutenant Governor, will serve as the luncheon keynote speaker [...]
Member News (11/1/18): VPA adds a new members, a longtime Va. journalist dies, a Pilot investigations gets results and more
VPA board votes in a new member publication The Virginia Press Association [...]
Q&A: Jeff Lester, Coalfield Progress, The Post
This week we talked with news editor at the Coalfield Progress and [...]
We’re set up at the Virginia Tourism Summit at in the Richmond Convention Center. Stop by and take our quiz to see how many Virginia landmarks you can guess from our display. Quiz takers will be entered in a drawing for a basket of wine!
There's a lot happening in Virginia right now--from redistricting to legalized gambling and medical marijuana.
We're going to talk about those and more during #VPADay18. We will also have a lunch keynote from @FairfaxJustin !
https://t.co/UFVu9hiEEh
LOUDOUN- A county official blocks someone on a social media site. The person who was blocked sues. It's going to a federal appeals court in Richmond. But what does this mean for President Trump? (By @amarimow @washingtonpost)
What does an elected official in Virginia have to do with whether President Trump can block people on Twitter? A lot.
Both Phyllis Randall and President Trump have been sued in novel free-speech cases for silencing critics on social media
www.washingtonpost.com
Thread. Trying something new to share some of the week's biggest news from our members. Let us know if you like this!