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Hooper and Collegiate contests open for submissions!
The annual Osman C. Hooper Non-Daily Newspaper Competition recognizes the best non-daily newspapers in Ohio while the Ohio Collegiate Newspaper and Website Competition recognizes the achievements of Ohio’s college and university newspapers.
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Times/Courier names David Gustafson editor
David Gustafson, a 24-year veteran of the newspaper industry, has been named editor of the Chagrin Valley Times, Solon Times and Geauga Times Courier.
read more[Duplicate] We'll keep trying to create an expedited process for open meetings violations
I was encouraged by the Ohio legislature including a provision in the new state budget (HB 110) that would have allowed citizens and journalists to file an allegation of an open meetings violation directly with the Ohio Court of Claims.
read moreHelp your local communities understand the state’s new redistricting map
This has been such a long time coming that many readers don’t recall even voting on the gerrymandering issue and may not understand this is something voters asked for and how the process is supposed to work.
read moreNews-Herald continues under new ownership
Bonnie Rutledge (Higgins), born and raised in Harrison County, took a summer internship at the newspaper three years ago as she worked through college. Schloss graciously explained other facets of the business over time, and, three years later, has helped her step into the new role of ownership. She looks forward to refreshing the content, look and reach of the newspaper, as well as supporting the community in every way possible.
read moreWe'll keep trying to create an expedited process for open meetings violations
I was encouraged by the Ohio legislature including a provision in the new state budget (HB 110) that would have allowed citizens and journalists to file an allegation of an open meetings violation directly with the Ohio Court of Claims.
read moreBusiness expenses: Knowing when to invest in your newspaper's future
One reason many community newspapers succeed is because their owners live in the communities they serve. In addition to their love for their communities, along with an understanding of the importance of journalism, they also realize every decision made at the paper affects their financial futures.
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