Fall conference round table reflects on handling public safety agency handlers
Fall conference round table reflects on handling public safety agency handlers
By NENPA Vice President John Voket
Associate Editor - The Newtown Bee (CT)
Looking around the sparsely...
Webinar Resources – Covering Business News In Challenging Times
The coronavirus pandemic is dominating headlines, generating stories on issues touching nearly every aspect of lives. Business lockdowns and restrictions have redefined...
Submit your entries for the 2021 Better Newspaper Competition!
Deadline extended until, Friday, December 3, 2021!
The New England Better Newspaper Competition is the largest, most comprehensive, and most competitive newspaper awards program in...
Students apply for a paid AP Vote Entry Operator position and work with AP...
The Associated Press is offering students at universities and colleges an opportunity to pioneer the development of a Nationwide pool of special AP Vote...
Webinar Resources – Making the most of your fundraising campaign
This webinar was developed to make your fiscal sponsorship program more successful and is essential for publishers, revenue directors, marketing managers, and...
The Fight to Save the Small-Town Newspaper
An in-depth article, Hard-Pressed | The Fight to Save the Small-Town Newspaper, published in the March/April issue of Yankee Magazine highlights the challenges of...
Four words for ad professionals: “Oh yeah? Prove it.”
John Foust has conducted training programs for thousands of newspaper advertising professionals. Many ad departments are using his training ...
Mother’s Day During COVID-19 Stay At Home Orders
Mother's Day 2020 is about as different as it can get with stay at home orders in place in most of the...
College Award Winners: Attend the 2026 NENPA Convention & Awards Banquet
Congratulations to all of the winners in the College Division of the New England Better Newspaper Competition! We look forward to welcoming you to...
Violence isn’t protest
Assembling to protest is our right under the First Amendment — it’s how we talk to each other as a nation.