For nearly eight decades, newspapers have served as a steady source of information for readers navigating political change, economic shifts, and everyday life. While the medium has evolved, from print ...

State law requires local governments and school districts publish public notices in print newspapers of general circulation, giving residents a chance to know — and weigh in on — what their elected ...

Pennsylvania law requires municipalities to issue their key public notices (for example, proposed ordinance changes, zoning hearing board announcements, and public tenders) in “general circulation” ...

A bill introduced to the New Hampshire House of Representatives in December could create a temporary, refundable tax credit ...

I get asked this question at least once a week: Is local newsprint advertising dead? The short answer? Absolutely not. Don’t get me wrong, it’s a great question. But in small luxury resort towns ...

When a local newspaper closes, fewer people vote and get involved in local politics, and corruption and polarization increase ...