There was a time when nearly every city council member expected someone from the local newspaper to be sitting in the front row. Today, in hundreds of counties across America, no one is there. They are known as “news deserts.” The declining number of professional and objective media outlets covering local news is disturbing and […]
There was a time when nearly every city council member expected someone from the local newspaper to be sitting in the front row. Today, in hundreds of counties across America, no one is there. They are known as “news deserts.” The declining number of professional and objective media outlets covering local news is disturbing and […]
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