Just two days into the change of seasons as I write this, I am on a spring-cleaning mission. Sure, we’re addressing the dust bunnies under our bed and the mess left by our college sons’ Christmas and spring break visits. But mostly, for me, it’s about cleaning up my email inbox, which has become a constant distraction.

The journalism world was briefly turned upside down last month when Gannett and McClatchy both announced they were dropping the Associated Press (AP) at all their newspapers.

AUSTIN LEWTER, Director, Texas Center for Community Journalism

The Texas Center for Community Journalism is planning more traveling workshops, starting with a stop in Navasota this spring.

By THAD SWIDERSKI, President, eType Services

By AUSTIN LEWTER, director Texas Center for Community Journalism

I have a friend in Muenster who is 96 years old.

Alvin Hartman has worked at the Muenster Enterprise since he graduated high school in 1948.

He has done just about every job in the building at one point or another.

By KEN ESTEN COOKE, TPA President, 2023-24

The world seems to be moving at light speed. The somewhat slower pace we used to have at a weekly publication has ramped up exponentially since the dawn of the internet. In addition to our print products, we now publish websites, email newsletters, social media posts, videos, podcasts and more.