Wisconsin Newspaper Association

Wisconsin Newspaper Association The Wisconsin Newspaper Association (WNA) was established in 1853 and is among the oldest press assoc

Created by and for Wisconsin’s newspapers, WNA exists to strengthen the newspaper industry, enhance public understanding of the role of newspapers, and protect basic freedoms of press, speech and the free flow of information. Over the years, the association has established a number of services for its members, advertisers and the general public. WNA is the single point-of-contact for working with

newspapers in Wisconsin. In addition to serving 223 member newspapers (31 dailies and 192 weeklies), WNA serves advertisers through advertising placement programs (Customized Newspaper Advertising) and additional clients through WisconsinNewsTracker.com (news tracking and release services). Supporting WNA goals is the WNA Foundation, a not-for-profit organization created in 1980 to improve the quality and future of Wisconsin’s newspapers and the communities they serve. The foundation solicits, manages and disburses funds and other resources for the benefit of Wisconsin’s newspaper industry and, ultimately, the citizens of our state.

Thanks, Online Media Campus!
06/22/2026

Thanks, Online Media Campus!

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Thanks for sharing, Wisconsin Transparency Project!
06/22/2026

Thanks for sharing, Wisconsin Transparency Project!

KENOSHA, Wis. — More than two years after Kenosha County Eye first broke the story of former KTEC teacher Christian Enwright’s alleged grooming of a middle school student, the controversy has spawned criminal convictions, statewide legislation, and now a lawsuit against the Wisconsin Department ...

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06/22/2026

Thanks AP Stylebook!

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06/22/2026

Here's some Monday morning design inspiration courtesy of the Society for News Design . . .

Media trust? Discuss!
06/22/2026

Media trust? Discuss!

The survey found greater trust among these 11 national news organizations individually than estimates of public trust in the mass media in general.

You: Surely you know someone you can nominate for the Wisconsin Newspaper Hall of Fame?Friend: Of course I do, but don't...
06/22/2026

You: Surely you know someone you can nominate for the Wisconsin Newspaper Hall of Fame?
Friend: Of course I do, but don't call me Shirley!

The Wisconsin Newspaper Association Foundation has announced that nominations for 2027 Wisconsin Newspaper Hall of Fame class are due no later than Tuesday, Sept. 1, 2026.

Who's up for a social?
06/22/2026

Who's up for a social?

The Tri-County News will host a social for retiring sports editor Craig Hoffman and new sports editor Drew Piepenburg from 3-6 p.m. on Wednesday, June 24 in the North Room at Altona Supper Club, which is located in New Holstein.

06/12/2026
Our staff captured last week's WNA Foundation Trees Memorial Pylon Ceremony where 11 deceased newspaper professionals we...
06/12/2026

Our staff captured last week's WNA Foundation Trees Memorial Pylon Ceremony where 11 deceased newspaper professionals were remembered. The ceremony was held June 5, 2026 at Trees For Tomorrow in Eagle River. Take a look!

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