GHN Vol. 27 No. 1 Spring/Summer 2022
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- Gold rush journalists germinated Gastineau newspaper, portraits of small town life and sharp partisanship
- Publishing, power, politics always closely linked
- Smart, feisty women often took the lede [sic]
- Troy daughter ran Empire two decades — and tried to save news in Skagway
- Military launched next generation of female writers
- Long tenure, largest circulation ever: the free Capital City Weekly
- The Voice of Brotherhood
- Native warrior’s sword was the pen
- Former Empire writers and progressive activists galvanized the Independent
- The Breeze blew and the J-Bird flew; teens produced some top-notch papers
- Rivalry led to indictment of all local editors at once (and a bullet to the head)
- Douglas editors had longevity, but never achieved retirement
- List of Gastineau Channel newspapers
- Local history current news and GCHS updates
