New Mexico Community News Exchange Founder Reflects
Tom McDonald, editor of Gazette Media Services, recalls launching CNEx on May 6, 2013 with 11 New Mexico weeklies and a radio outlet. He notes CNEx now serves 14 newspapers plus a radio station, aided by a Knight Foundation grant and evolving market pressures. He highlights resilient weeklies like Rio Grande Sun, Taos News, Silver City Daily Press revival, and others keeping local papers vital.
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Silver City Daily Press
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Quay County Pursues Work Ready Community Status
Steve Hansen reports Quay County in New Mexico launches a campaign to become a certified Work Ready Community. The effort uses ACT Work Keys to test students and workers, aiming for National Career Readiness Certificates. Local leaders, including Deedee Arnzen and Pat Vanderpool, stress potential economic gains and attraction of outside employers. Only San Juan County is also participating, with Quay County leading in progress.
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