Richard E. Mooney, a former New York Times columnist who served as executive editor of The Hartford Courant for five

W. Clark Gallagher, former general manager of the Democrat-Herald, past president of the Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association and publisher of

In the preface of Mark Twain’s autobiographical book “Roughing It” he writes that within it there is “information concerning an

Sid Crim, a former top executive at The State newspaper who helped oversee major changes in the newspaper’s pre-Internet history, died

A newspaper man to his core, John “Jack” Schrieber got his first job as a teenager at his hometown paper

Doug Ernst, who had a 33-year career in Napa Valley journalism, died Tuesday morning after a short battle with amyotrophic

Diane Marie Lopez, 62, who was an integral part of the Tracy Press for 34 years, died Thursday morning at

John Hall, a sportswriter whose columns and stories appeared for more than four decades in L.A. newspapers, died Monday. He

LeRoy Wylie Stauffer, the former owner of The Danville News and other publications in several states, died at home on

Wayne Stayskal spent 27 years as an editorial cartoonist for Chicago newspapers including the Tribune before joining the Tampa Tribune