Scott Fisher, 60, former publisher of The Gazette in Colorado Springs, CO, has become a recognized member of the “Apple Dumpling Gang,” a trio of retirees credited with helping crack open the case of Robert Charles Browne, the confessed serial killer who murdered scores in many states, including Mississippi, over two dozen years
Arkansas Leader publisher Garrick Feldman blogs about the deep Delta blues experience of hearing Clarksdale native Big George Brock’s new CD “Round Two.”
From the Los Angeles Times: “For nearly a decade, Atwater [MN] had no newspaper. The only way for the town’s 1,047 residents to find out about fires, summer festivals and the latest births was to eavesdrop on conversations at Vern’s Town and Country grocery store.”
That’s changed now that a group of volunteers has come together to publish The Sunfish Gazette.
Two months have passed since The Clarion-Ledger filed suit against the City of Jackson over public records request. Now the paper is growing impatient for a settlement and is asking a judge to resolve the matter. City Council president Ben Allen says he wants it settled, too, so they can put the public records “silliness” behind them.
The Clarion-Ledger has cut its ties with food columnist Courtney Taylor after accusations that elements of a July 26 feature were not properly attributed to Southern Living Magazine.
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