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Senior Staff Writer, Clinton Herald
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By Winona Whitaker Verified| The Gazette (Cedar Rapids, IA) Verified The Gazette offers audio versions of articles using Instaread. Some words may be mispronounced. WILLIAMSBURG — While researching a historical novel, Ann Hanigan Kotz learned a lot about prohibition and bootlegging. Kotz paired that knowledge with her imagination and created a novel centered on Iowa’s bootlegging history before and during Prohibition. Kotz talked about Iowa’s alcohol history at the Marengo and Williamsburg libraries April 2.
By Winona Whitaker Verified, Zoe Zappas| The Scarlet & Black Verified Three local newspapers in Poweshiek County exist mainly in print despite the steady decline in print circulation — the Grinnell-Herald Register, the Poweshiek County Chronicle Republican (PCCR) and The Montezuma Record. Since 2005, the newspaper industry in the United States has lost one-third of its newspapers and two-thirds of its newspaper journalists, according to a Northwestern University study released in November.
By Winona Whitaker Verified| The Gazette (Cedar Rapids, IA) Verified The Gazette offers audio versions of articles using Instaread. Some words may be mispronounced. WILLIAMSBURG — While researching a historical novel, Ann Hanigan Kotz learned a lot about prohibition and bootlegging. Kotz paired that knowledge with her imagination and created a novel centered on Iowa’s bootlegging history before and during Prohibition. Kotz talked about Iowa’s alcohol history at the Marengo and Williamsburg libraries April 2.
Company Info
Clinton Herald
The Clinton Herald is the Gateway area's source for local news and sports. The Clinton Herald will be the dependable source for local news; provide our readers a public forum to express their needs, interests and concerns; and engage in community activities that enhance the image and character of our newspaper and our communities. We publish a daily paper, Monday through Saturday, which is available in print and electronic editions. We produce a number of smaller special publications, including our quarterly magazine, Bridges. We provide specialized updates through our text alert system, and utilize various forms of social media to deliver news to our readers.
Clinton, Iowa, United States
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Founded: 1855