Obituaries

Wesley Pruden, an ink-stained newspaperman who rose from a teenage copyboy in Arkansas to pugnacious columnist and editor in chief

Anyone who knew Dave Condren would tell you he was one of the funniest people they had ever met. So

Chris Kupferer, 56, of Lower Gwynedd Township, a copy editor at The Inquirer for almost a quarter of a century,

Neil Westergaard, the former longtime editor of the Denver Business Journal who also led The Denver Post as the newspaper

Bob Sudyk, a former Courant sports columnist and Northeast Magazine writer, died Friday at the age of 85 in Cleveland.

When Guy Reynolds was at his best, he was a creative force—a gifted photographer with a quirky eye. As a Dallas

Dispatch Statehouse reporter Jim Siegel died Tuesday at age 46. Well-liked and well-respected by colleagues, competitors and those he covered,

Former Times-News publisher George Fain Jr.—the last in a line of family members to oversee the newspaper business—died last week.

Le Anne Schreiber, who became the first woman to run a major American daily newspaper’s sports section when The New York Times

Tony Horwitz, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist who wrote acclaimed nonfiction books that explored the Confederate cultural legacy in the South,