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2023 National Summit on Journalism in Rural America
2022 NATIONAL SUMMIT ON RURAL JOURNALISM
SUSTAINING RURAL JOURNALISM: Columns from Publishers' Auxiliary
INTO THE ISSUES: Columns about rural journalism and community issues
REBUILD LOCAL NEWS: Research and Policy Options
MEET THE DIRECTOR of the Institute for Rural Journalism
RURAL NEWSPAPER OWNERSHIP
RURAL NEWSPAPERS
"Save journalism from the news business." 2024 Joe Creason Lecture by Al Cross
INSTITUTE RESEARCHES RURAL JOURNALISM
RESEARCH: The Trump Effect on Rural Communities and Newspapers
INSTITUTE FOR RURAL JOURNALISM IN ACTION
RURAL JOURNALISM IN THE PANDEMIC
Rural newspaper reporting on the opioid epidemic
International Society of Weekly Newspaper Editors 2022 Conference
INSTITUTE SPURS ENVIRONMENTAL COVERAGE
RURAL HEALTH: Resources for reporting on health-care reform, and our work in the field
RURAL COMPUTER-ASSISTED REPORTING
APPALACHIAN KENTUCKY including reports from the David Hawpe Fellow in Appalachian Reporting
SECOND ROUGH DRAFT: Dick Tofel on journalism and the news business
APPALACHIAN COALFIELD
STUDENTS COVER RURAL AREAS
Our nation turns 250 in less than four years, and needs to right its ship of state; let's start by asking some questions
RURAL EDUCATION
RURAL REPRESENTATIONS AND REVIEWS
OPEN GOVERNMENT
CASE STUDIES
DISPATCHES
Reputable Oregon news operation is for sale
JOURNEY OF AN ADDICT: Columns by Phillip Lee
EVENTS
Supply-chain crunch slows newsprint deliveries, jangles rural newspaper publishers’ nerves
Background on, and an interview with the director of, the Center for Community News
A look back at the War in Poverty in Appalachia
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Loss of Saturday mail would hurt most in rural places, and at some of their newspapers
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