James Anthony Hunt, a retired copy editor who worked with daily newspapers in Baltimore, Washington and New York, died of

Samuel E. “Sam” Roberts, 87, third-generation publisher of The Lincoln County News from 1966-92, died at LincolnHealth’s Miles Campus in

Josiah Pollard Rowe III, the former owner and publisher of The Free Lance–Star, a two-time Fredericksburg mayor and tennis player

Matthew Tully’s love affair with journalism began when he was 3 years old, sitting on the sofa with his Uncle

Ed Palladino, a fixture for decades in the news and sports departments of the Daily Freeman and in the area

Donald R. Seaton, who followed in the footsteps of his father and grandfather as a steward of community newspapers in

The only thing Tony Swan loved more than driving cars was writing about them. The legendary automotive journalist, who worked

Stacy Briggs labored over the words that filled The Intelligencer and Bucks County Courier Times for half a century. Stacy

Jerry Wolkowitz, a longtime EMT and journalist, has died nearly six months after a brutal, allegedly racially motivated beating left

Robert C. “Bob” Tong, who began delivering the Independent Journal as a paper boy and went on to become an