Tag Archives: newspapers

The Story Between the Lines: A Little Competition Never Hurt Anyone

Posted on October 31, 2026 by Douglas Blaine

What happens when a story sounds so convincing that listeners begin questioning reality? One extraordinary night revealed the power of a voice, a microphone, and the human imagination. Continue reading →

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How the Way I Get My News Has Changed

Posted on September 3, 2026 by Douglas Blaine

I still hold many of the same values I was raised with, especially when it comes to faith and family. But one habit has changed dramatically: the way I consume the news. And I’m not convinced the new way is better. Continue reading →

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The Outdated Technology I Miss Most

Posted on July 18, 2026 by Douglas Blaine

I miss answering machines and phone booths, but I miss the printed newspaper most. It gave us more than information. It gave us a broader, shared picture of the world. Continue reading →

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More Than Words: How Writing Improves My Life

Posted on August 28, 2025 by Douglas Blaine

Every day begins the same way for me: I scan the headlines. The newsman in me—born at my dad’s newspaper, sharpened through student papers, and carried into my classroom—has never stopped chasing the story. But as much as being informed … Continue reading →

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