While construction on a $40 million riverport in Cairo, Illinois is still about two years away, local officials’ excitement for the project — and the impact it will have on the region — continues to build.
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Call it bragging rights, but I get a kick of telling newsrooms that I’m probably the only journalist you know who witnessed (and covered) an actual crucifixion.
Recently I was asked to speak at the Rotary Club of Paducah about the role of journalism — community journalism to be specific — in the current lightning-speed media landscape.
The army in Myanmar has shut down five media organizations since Feb. 1. Facing growing public opposition to a 30-day old coup, the generals in charge decided to end the broadcasts, shut down the presses, stop the reporting. They are also now flying surveillance drones, hacking in to cellpho…
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