Are you ready for the new year? Take inventory, prepare a calendar

It’s standard procedure at many newspapers to chronicle headlines in year-end editions. The continuing social and economic impact of COVID-19 is certain to capture...

Amid crisis and collaboration, a plan to sustain local news in New Hampshire emerges

MANCHESTER – At a time when information flows more freely than ever, the local news industry finds itself at a crossroads.  The advertising and subscription...

Fredric Rutberg, president and publisher of New England Newspapers receives a Governor’s Award in...

Fredric Rutberg, president and publisher of New England Newspapers, Inc., received a Governor's Award in the Humanities at the John F. Kennedy Library and...

The Republican’s Cynthia Simison to retire; Larry Parnass named new Executive editor

Cynthia G. Simison, whose career at The Republican stretches back nearly 50 years, will retire as its executive editor on March 1. She will...

2023 Publick Occurrences Awards Presentation Video

The 2023 presentation of the annual Publick Occurrences Awards happened on October 19 during the New England Newspaper Conference. 13 publications were recognized for...

Calling All Aspiring Journalists: Apply for 2025 New England Scholarships

As the next generation of journalists prepares to make their mark, the Journalism Education Foundation of New England (JEFNE) offers aspiring reporters a chance...

Level Up Your Journalism Skills This Summer and Fall

As the summer and fall months approach, it’s an ideal time for journalists to consider opportunities for professional development, networking, and industry insights. Conferences...

AP introduces AP Verify to strengthen, streamline online content verification

The Associated Press introduced AP Verify this week, a verification dashboard combining AI-powered features with established digital verification tools to transform the way newsrooms...

In retirement, Donoghue remains optimistic for the future of journalism

By Noah Perkins, Bulletin Correspondent 'I've always had ink in my veins. It started at a young, young age when I first went into The Burlington Free...