National Newspaper Association Foundation
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Ownership
Insight for owners regarding prospective buyers, effective ownership structure, etc.
Chattanooga Times Free Press acquired by Craig and Max Fuller
Sep 11, 2026
WEHCO Media Inc. announced that the Chattanooga Times Free Press has been acquired by Craig Fuller and his father, Max Fuller, effective July 31, 2026.
Economies of scale
Sep 1, 2026
Pat Davis strives to preserve local news in New Mexico’s vast landscape and is going about it in the most nontraditional way
Keeping the past alive
Aug 1, 2026
Newspaper archives hold the key to an important oral history project in North Carolina.
Taking an HR crash course and setting expectations
Aug 1, 2026
These days, I spend a lot less time writing and a lot more time on the business side of the newspaper. I have found that my role behind the scenes helps make sure that journalism continues to happen.
Rebuilding together: Publishers revive a local newspaper and help their community recover from a devastating fire
Jul 1, 2026
The 98-year-old newspaper was closed in the wake of the devastating Pacific Palisades fire that destroyed most of its commercial district in 2025 and displaced most of its residents. Instead of returning ...
From community leadership to national recognition: John M. Galer receives 2026 Amos Award
Jun 1, 2026
John M. Galer will be honored with the Amos Award during the NNA Foundation’s 140th Annual Convention & Trade Show in Detroit on September 18, 2026.
Can progressive investors save Michigan’s small-town newspapers?
May 1, 2026
Stasik is more than a decade younger than her brother but decided she didn’t want to keep running the paper without him. They would get out of the business together, which is how many small, family-owned ...
Dropping print and gaining ground
May 1, 2026
When Cindy Fisher could no longer afford to publish her newspaper in print, she pivoted to an online regional news service and is going strong; she is pursuing 501(c)(3) nonprofit status
