1 year of E&P's "Photo of the Month"

"Sideline Support" E&P Photo of the Month for December 2024

On October 18th, Lely High School Trojan Nino Joseph made an 80-yard touchdown before being taken out with a shoulder injury.  Joseph is the leading local rusher in the Naples, Florida area, with over 1600 yards.  Showing support on the sidelines is Beth Coleman before Joseph went to the hospital.  Coach Ben Hammer was intent on checking his status with doctors after the game.  

"Hurricane Milton" E&P Photo of the Month for November 2024

At 12:30 a.m. on Thursday, October 10th, Chris Urso braved the howling winds and pelting rain of Hurricane Milton to take this photo of a crane that had collapsed into The Tampa Bay Times building in St. Petersburg, Florida.

"Friday night lights" E&P Photo of the Month for October 2024

The Lake Zurich High School varsity football team and coaches are reflected in a rain puddle behind the endzone as they line up in the mist for the National Anthem before a game in Mundelein, Illinois on Friday, October 13, 2023.

"Looking good to start the new school year" E&P Photo of the Month for September 2024

Barber Clyde Hampton uses dollar bill stickers to hold back long locks of hair, which will not get cut, as he gives Jahari Smalls a medium bald fade haircut to prepare him for the new school year at a Back to School event held in The Icon at Park Circle neighborhood Wednesday, July 31, 2024, in North Charleston.

"Bighorn Trail Run" E&P Photo of the Month for August 2024

Runners from across the United States competing in the 32-mile annual Bighorn Trail Run wind their way up a steep hill in the Bighorn Mountains near Dayton, Wyoming, on Saturday, June 15, 2024.
E&P Exclusives
When it became clear that Hurricane Helene was heading our way, the staff of the Courier Herald in Dublin, Georgia, dived into planning for an unprecedented event. No storm this powerful had rolled through this region in my memory. Our top priority was preparing our readers for what was coming and helping them navigate safely through it.
Howard University’s Cathy Hughes School of Communications Department of Media, Journalism and Film has a long name, but so is its list of programs, centers, opportunities and accomplishments. Ingrid Sturgis, the department chair, says: “We pride ourselves on having a full, robust journalism program. We’re doubling down on investigative journalism now, but we’ve had investigative journalism courses going back almost 10 years.”
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Industry News
President-elect Donald Trump agreed to sit down with NBC News’ Kristen Welker in an exclusive interview airing on “Meet the Press”on Sunday, Dec. 8. The interview will take place on Friday and marks his first network interview since winning the election.
Lakeway Publishers, Inc., has announced the sale of its Missouri regional operation to CherryRoad Media, Inc., a media and technology company focused on the sustainability of community journalism.
The 2025 Pulitzer Prize competition in Journalism (recognizing work published in the 2024 calendar year) has opened. Entries must be received by the Jan. 27, 2025, deadline (at 11:59 p.m. Pacific time).