Why local US newspapers are sounding the alarm

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In the past decade, hundreds of local US newspapers have closed or merged. What happens to the communities they leave behind? A hundred and twenty years ago, a wooden auditorium was built in the hills of Boulder, Colorado, as part of the Chautauqua movement, a lecture circuit/educational variety show […]

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