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Community Engagement: Creating A Successful Spanish-Language Section

Be a voice. Recognize and reach more readers and increase engagement in your community by creating Spanish-language products. Originally designed…

Digital Tools for Today’s Journalist

Learn from your peers! Staff writers at The Times-Tribune, Scranton, share tried and true suggestions for making the most of…

Seeing the Whole Community: Diversity and Inclusivity through Design

Communities, readers and audiences want to see themselves reflected in your local news coverage. Not just through words and stories,…

Making the Most of U.S. Census Bureau Resources for the Media

Journalists use Census Bureau data for a wide range of applications—from accessing a single statistic in data.census.gov to complex analyses…

Tips for Taking Better Photos…when you know nothing about photography

Reporters, are you being asked to shoot photos for your stories? Yet, you aren’t trained in photography and only have…

Understanding the Employee Retention Tax Credit (ERTC) and Making It Work for You

Your company may be eligible for an Employee Retention Tax Credit (ERTC), allowing for large percentage deductions in qualified wages…

The Answers You Need: Your Postal Delivery Questions and Concerns

Many community newspapers rely on the USPS to deliver their publications. Therefore, it is paramount that PNA’s members pay reasonable mailing rates, receive…

Tried and True Revenue Generators That You Can Replicate at Your Community Newspaper

There is no reason to reinvent the wheel regarding identifying new revenue opportunities for your community newspaper. A panel of newspaper leaders will…

Ten Steps to More Inclusive Reporting

Explore ten steps that you and your newsroom can take to produce more diverse, equitable and inclusive reporting. This session…

Doing More with Less: Tips to Maximize Community Reporting with Minimal Staff

Community newspapers have big shoes to fill. Surveys show that they connect with readers by providing the news they need…