Mississippi Press Association

Mississippi Press Association Founded in 1866, we are the trade group representing newspaper and digital media in Mississippi.

Jim Abbott wasn’t planning on a book when he began writing his life’s story. But with the encouragement of family and fr...
09/08/2026

Jim Abbott wasn’t planning on a book when he began writing his life’s story. But with the encouragement of family and friends, including a book publisher, the result is a fascinating 300-page memoir that launches Tuesday and brings the Greenwood native and former longtime weekly newspaper editor to his hometown two days later for a book signing.

Jim Abbott wasn’t planning on a book when he began writing his life’s story. But with the encouragement of family and friends, including a book publisher, the result is a fascinating 300-page memoir.

09/02/2026
Read the latest edition of Fourth Estate with details on the November Roast of Insurance Commissioner Mike Chaney and th...
09/01/2026

Read the latest edition of Fourth Estate with details on the November Roast of Insurance Commissioner Mike Chaney and the formation of the Great River Local News Coalition. Link below in comments,

Monday Hall of Fame Spotlight: W.C. "Dub" Shoemaker was a leading reporter during the Civil Rights era who went on to be...
08/31/2026

Monday Hall of Fame Spotlight: W.C. "Dub" Shoemaker was a leading reporter during the Civil Rights era who went on to become one of the most successful Mississippi community newspaper publishers of the 20th Century. He mentored dozens of journalists during his long career. https://mspress.org/stories/wc-dub-shoemaker,84725?

From covering some of the defining events of Mississippi’s civil rights era to building a successful career as a newspaper publisher, printer and businessman, W.C. “Dub” Shoemaker spent more …

Monday Hall of Fame Spotlight: Dan Phillips was a dedicated community newspaperman who served with distinction his homet...
08/24/2026

Monday Hall of Fame Spotlight: Dan Phillips was a dedicated community newspaperman who served with distinction his hometown of Oxford, Mississippi Press, and journalism at large as president of the National Newspaper Association. https://www.mspress.org/stories/dan-phillips,83900?

Daniel Morris “Dan” Phillips distinguished himself as a community newspaper journalist, industry leader and advocate for press freedom during a career cut short by his death at age 47. A …

The Starkville Daily News is looking for a news reporter. Details on the Mississippi Press Job Bank.
08/21/2026

The Starkville Daily News is looking for a news reporter. Details on the Mississippi Press Job Bank.

The Starkville Daily News is looking for an enthusiastic Community News Reporter to cover the people, events, schools, businesses, sports, and local government that make Starkville unique.

Warren Central football coach Josh Morgan enjoys a raucous victory ride on his players’ shoulders after they beat Lake C...
08/19/2026

Warren Central football coach Josh Morgan enjoys a raucous victory ride on his players’ shoulders after they beat Lake Cormorant in the second round of the 2025 MHSAA Class 6A playoffs. Walter Frazier of The Vicksburg Post won first place in the Class B Sports Feature Photo category of the 2025 Mississippi Press news contest for the image.

Friday feel good: Free weeklies like The Chronicle of Glens Falls, N.Y., are still finding readers. All it takes is owne...
08/14/2026

Friday feel good: Free weeklies like The Chronicle of Glens Falls, N.Y., are still finding readers. All it takes is owners who do absolutely everything.

In a world of failing newspapers, free weeklies like The Chronicle of Glens Falls, N.Y., are still finding readers. All it takes is owners who do absolutely everything.

08/13/2026

In today’s San Francisco Chronicle, News/Media Alliance President and CEO writes, “Shrinking advertising revenue, declining search traffic, and AI models that scrape and resell content all contribute to relentless economic pressure on publishers. Without additional support, high-quality journalism is at risk, leading to fewer California journalists, fewer local stories and less accountability in the communities that need it most. That support is hopefully coming soon in the form of Assembly Bill 2222, where the legislation takes a straightforward approach: If California wants to preserve local journalism, it should help publishers afford to employ local journalists.” Read the full article at the link in bio.

There's still time to register for this Friday webinar on using AI for sales research and tips with Shannon Kinney. This...
08/12/2026

There's still time to register for this Friday webinar on using AI for sales research and tips with Shannon Kinney. This is a great session for your sales team! Visit https://arkansaspress.org/shop/ and select "Shannon Kinney Webinar"

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