Tennessee Journalism Hall Of Fame
“Recognizing individuals who have demonstrated outstanding skill in their Journalism field”
Van Kent Flanagan
Nov 07, 2016 at 03:53 pm by Hooper
Kent Flanagan was a native Texan who spent more than 40 years in journalism, practicing on distinct platforms, including 21 years as the chief-of-bureau for the Associated Pr.... Read More
Bob Parkins
Nov 07, 2016 at 03:52 pm by Hooper
Bob Parkins was a local dairyman when he and wife Dorris founded the Milan Mirror in 1965, launching a career and family legacy of community journalism. Parkins purchased The.... Read More
Roy McDonald
Nov 07, 2016 at 03:52 pm by Hooper
Roy McDonald started out as a grocer looking for what the Tennessee Encyclopedia of History and Culture described as "an inexpensive alternative to the dominant Chattanooga.... Read More
John N. Popham III
Nov 07, 2016 at 03:51 pm by Hooper
John N. Popham, III, was dispatched by The New York Times in 1947 to cover the South, an area his editors described as "from the Potomac to central Texas." It was an assignme.... Read More