GRASSROOTS NEWS
By John Schlageck
Special to the I-R
People in Kansas and across this country, depend on strong community journalism to keep them informed and connected to one another. In spite of all the inroads with social media, folks who live in rural communities across Kansas still rely on home-town newspapers. Just like the local grocery, school or courthouse, rural Kansans consider their community newspaper vital. Some even believe if they lose their paper, they could lose their entire town.
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