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Q&A: Stephanie Porter-Nichols, Smyth County News & Messenger
Stephanie Porter-Nichols, editor at the Smyth County News & Messenger in Marion, [...]
Member News (5/23/19): WaPo publisher warns against ‘campaign against the truth’; Henrico editor wins awards
Washington Post publisher delivers commencement speech, warns against a 'campaign against the [...]
Q&A: John McCaslin, Rappahannock News
John McCaslin (left) stands with Rappahannock County native Lillian Aylor, in [...]
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
Print journalism alive and well at Stone-Robinson; students at Albemarle elementary launch school newspaper
Print journalism alive and well at Stone-Robinson
Albemarle elementary students launch school paper
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ICYMI, a few newspapers republished their D-Day front pages from 75 years ago: https://t.co/3fiOb92tZr
This week we had the absolute pleasure of talking with visual journalist @hkrousseau from @roanoketimes!