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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.
Read the Commentary →As a Jewish American, I'm increasingly troubled not only by the rise in antisemitism but by the apparent willingness of political leaders, universities, and other institutions to tolerate it.
Read the Commentary →Radio doesn't need to turn back the clock to rediscover its greatness. It simply needs to remember what made it great in the first place: local voices, personal connections, and commitment to community.
Read the Commentary →AI is often portrayed as a threat to American workers. But in one struggling industry, local media, it may be part of the solution.
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