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is constantly rising . . . (and) Blue Ribbon Newspapers must rise even higher to maintain their superiority.”
Barbara Burke, the paper’s genera) manager, said “I’m delighted that the Rappahannock News' staff has been recognized for its efforts to bring the residents of the county a true community newspaper. We appreciate the honor, and we will keep those Blue Ribbon standards in mind as we continue to serve the county, and its residents, with the information it needs to make informed decisions about its future.”
Editor Lou Hatter was notified of the award on his return from the American Press Institute in Reston, Va., wh*ye he attended a week-long seminar on “Editing the Weekly Newspaper.” There, he joined three dozen other weekly newspaper editors from across the country for discussions of all facets of community journalism.
Mr. Hatter said that he is
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