Marin Independent Journal

THE IJ'S ROOTS in Marin go back to March 23, 1861, just before the Civil War engulfed the United States. The first edition of the weekly Marin County Journal published that day had four pages, printed one at a time on a hand-operated press. In October 1957, the newspaper completed a building in downtown San Rafael that more than doubled the size of its plant. In January 1981, a new chapter began when the IJ moved from downtown San Rafael to southern Novato, just west of Highway 101. In 2010, the IJ was honored by the California Newspaper Publishers Association as the best newspaper of its size in the state. In addition to the award for General Excellence, the IJ also won top honors for Freedom of Information, best Opinion pages and best editorial cartoon. In August 2011, the IJ moved to its current location, near the Marin Civic Center in Terra Linda. Today, the newspaper continues to publish in print, online and via mobile device. This combined reach gives the IJ its largest audience ever.

temple daily telegram

The Temple Daily Telegram is part of the Frank Mayborn media enterprise. In all, the Mayborn company operates all the major newspapers in the Temple/Killeen/Fort Hood area. The Temple Daily Telegram is a seven-day, morning newspaper and leading source of information for Central Texans since 1907.

The Whitman Wire

Founded before the turn of 20th century under the name The Pioneer, The Whitman Wire is Whitman College’s weekly, student-run newspaper. With a circulation of over 1,200, The Wire serves both the Whitman College student body and its network of faculty, staff, parents and alumni as well as the local Walla Walla community. In addition to publishing a weekly issue of the latest news, arts and sports coverage and student editorials, The Wire publishes several special editions, including Family Weekend, Commencement and Jack issues. The Wire is entirely student-run and serves as an open forum for the student body as well as an outlet for gaining journalistic experience at a school that has no journalism program. The staff receives guidance from a Board of Advisors, a group of campus and community leaders, including Whitman College faculty and staff with journalism expertise as well as members of the Walla Walla Union-Bulletin. The Wire strives to maintain the highest standers of fairness, quality and journalistic integrity and is governed by a Code of Ethics, part of the full Governing Documents of The Wire. The Wire’s website has been awarded two Online Pacemaker awards, in 2012 and 2013 and has won four national “Best of Show” honors at Associated Collegiate Press (ACP) conventions in the fall of 2009, spring of 2011, fall of 2012, spring of 2013 and fall of 2013. We have also placed for our print newspaper in spring 2012 and spring 2013.

Noordhollands Dagblad

Welkom op de officiële pagina van het Noordhollands Dagblad. Een vertrouwde krant die vanuit de regio informeert. Op papier en digitaal. Begint dichtbij, maar kijkt verder.

asian standard news

Free weekly regional newspapers covering Britain's South Asian communities. Titles currently available: Asian Standard Bradford Asian Standard Kirklees Asian Standard North East Asian Standard Leeds With further titles launching in: Asian Standard Sheffield Asian Standard Wales Asian Standard Manchester Asian Standard Scotland Asian Standard Midlands Asian Standard London